Rate The Song Above You

[Shenmue18]

I like to forget that song exists. 1/10

 

[xInitial D]

2/10 not my cup of tea

 

 

[Slamman]

Soundscape music is somewhat in the genre of New Age, perhaps, and Electronica

 

I'm not keen on this example of it though. 4.5/10, fair to meddlin' but not memorable

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCGRDnTySCI

 

Mine is a classic 70s comedy record, National Lampoon that I was SO FORTUNATE to hear on local radio, I love it, but the music more so then the lyrics that take a bit of a wrong turn comically toward the end, starts out strong though!

 

This is a parody song based on a circa 1970s Self Help serious version, you should check that out for comparison. I only learned that in the age of the Internet!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deteriorata

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Hendra

 

Spinal Tap manager Ian is Tony Hendra in real life, and Nigel Tufnel aka Chris Guest made the music, no wonder it's that good! Spinal Tap is the pinnacle of musical comedy, really.

Edited March 23, 2014 by Slamman

[ExtremoMania]

Not much of a good track though, the vocals are sometimes off. 6/10.

 

 

Black Sabbath - Iron Man

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZJPYo-YUkA

[Slamman]

Not sure how you mean that critique, my comment refers to the funny, abstract lines, they don't ring as true towards the end. Either way, Spinal Tap is hilarious so I can't fault the guy/s too much

 

BS is CLASSIC cornerstone of Metal, so again, can only be one rating on all Sabbath tunes... 11/10! Because this one goes to 11, as they say in Spinal Tap

 

Remember Bolton? Michael Bolton.

 

 

[Mr. Scratch]

Ehhh Bolton... 6/10

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReDZD6yU-hY

[Shenmue18]

Meh, not much of a Tom Petty fan 6/10

[RoadRunner71]

I don't really like what I've heard by Rush. Always I hear this song the Cheetos tiger snorting some lines comes to my mind. Can't deny that Neil Peart is a hella drummer, though. 6/10.

 

 

Edited March 23, 2014 by RoadRunner71

[Shenmue18]

I've never liked the Dire Straits 4/10

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvAn8PzM-c8

[ExtremoMania]

Always been an RHCP fan and their Califonication album was it's best they did as well as one of my favourites. 8.5/10.

 

 

Deep Purple - Smoke on the Water

[AlexT]

10/10

 

[Slamman]

Michael Jackson can wipe the floor with Ladies Love Cool J. but I respect him as an actor (I'm referring to MJ's Bad BTW)

 

5/10

 

Here's my TOP fav song for the moment, and might be for awhile, it's a few years old, but the first time I heard it, I loved it.

I get the feeling I posted this already though... I forget.

 

 

[univ69]

8.5/10 That was actually really good.

 

 

[Slamman]

I know he made the GTA V roster, but rap really ain't in my playlist since you cannot do any better then GTA San Andreas, this is no lie!! hahaha

 

3/10

There's not much I can get out of it, no offense

 

Here's more Rock though, Nugent's on AXS tv right now, but this song's on my iPod to enjoy anytime, Ted channels SRV and Jimi Hendrix

 

 

[univ69]

9/10. I really wanna smoke to that song.

 

You might like this one:

 

 

[Mr. Scratch]

Nnnnyesss 9/10

 

 

[fuko]

7/10 not some of my favorite trip-hop but its good

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nXUsJAMGag

[Shenmue18]

Started good, then the vocals started. 4/10

 

This is one of the few songs from the 70's that I like.

[Slamman]

I wish you picked Touch of Gray, everyone likes that track... No Lie. I saw them most recently on the cable music channels, one or two of them. The Grateful Dead movie, which is rather lengthy and I think includes portions of more then one show.

 

I'm not familiar with this track, doesn't get radio airplay. Members of The Band and Bob Weir played Woodstock 94, that was pretty dang excellent.

 

I'd say 6.5/10 for this, it's just not their best work.

Here's the extended adult animated cautionary 1985 film soundtrack with Roger Waters (and David Bowie)

Rate the first song, skip to the end for the other (IIRC)

 

[Crazyeighties]

9/10

 

Be Not So Fearful: AC Newman (WARNING May spoil walking dead episode)

http://youtu.be/j6MxcQIqQtU

Edited March 24, 2014 by Crazyeighties

[DestaliusDark]

Not really my type of music.

It's alright though 3/10

 

This is real music

 

 

 

 

 

 

Obviously i'm joking

It's amazingly horrible, but hilarious

Well the singing is horrible, the guitar is pretty cool.

Edited March 24, 2014 by DestaliusDark

[Shenmue18]

Thank God that track's only 2:30, any longer and I'd have a major headache 1/10

 

 

[Slamman]

Can't see it from this site, but I am not a fan of the original soundtrack, if it is, I can't say for sure. This one has a very strange feel to it though.

 

5/10 for Walking Dead, last song when I started a listen. AC/DC scored 9/10 Nearly Automatically!

 

 

D. Gilmour to round out a bit O Floyd flashback ..

Edited March 24, 2014 by Slamman

[Crazyeighties]

Sorry not my bag 1/10

 

Bad Bad Leroy Brown: Jim Croche

 

[Shenmue18]

No, just no 1/10

 

 

[Crazyeighties]

Great 7/10

 

What's been Going on: Amos Lee

This ones a good song to "chill out to" (what ever that entails for you)

 

Edited March 24, 2014 by Crazyeighties

[gnad.1992]

10/10

 

Chill out songs are the best...

 

this one is in my playlist atm:

 

 

 

[ExtremoMania]

Simply, you can't go wrong with White Zombie anyway. There's too much classics that band possess even when they broke up. 9/10.

 

 

I posted this song some few pages back but I'll never get tired of listening to it. The first song where I made a major headbang.

 

AC/DC - Back in Black

[Giles Flaggot 1]

1/10 - sorry brother, not my type of voice, melody or metal for that matter

 

Iron Maiden - Flight of Icarus

[Slamman]

Didn't get embedded, but I'll say this, always been a JP fan over IM, but I won a ticket to see Bruce perform Tattooed Millionaire way way back when, at the infamous First Avenue niteclub in MPLS.

 

8/10

 

You have to honor the forefathers, and in return, I give you Pete and Steve.... 87.... Waysted jamming their take on Chuck Berry!!

 

 

^

Pete Way played in UFO, legend of British Hard Rock.

 

BTW, all the Rock selections above, I'm nearly shocked by the votes being so low on those, I wouldn't put them at all near the bottom, closer to 10 if not 10. Those are songs no one can fault you for if they're in your daily playlist.

Edited March 26, 2014 by Slamman