Rate The Song Above You

[Motorik]

6/10. I like the music, but I don't like the voices (I don't like rap in general, and this is no exception).

 

[Mr. Galloway]

9/10 Love them.

 

 

[s-u-r-y-a]

10/10 - Powerful song!

 

 

[kobeni]

7/10 pretty cool but kinda repetitive

 

 

[Rhoda]

6/10, this is sincere but I can't shake the feeling it's like a Chinese Beastie Boys. It's likely the style of the video. It's a catchy song though, don't get me wrong.

 

 

[kobeni]

8/10 cool psych rock chune

 

 

[DEALUX]

Song is a bit odd but I like the booming sub bass and the mix quality is good. 8.5/10

 

 

 

[s-u-r-y-a]

10/10 - It's very pleasant for the ears. I never listen to Jazz except when it's been played in a movie, really. I do own a Jazz record on vinyl by Stan Getz, because a guitarist and musician I know played guitars on a few of the songs of that album that was produced and recorded in The Netherlands back in 1979. The guitarist's name is Henk Braaf and he happened to have had only one Top 40 hit with his very first single named Get It On in the Low Lands.

 

 

[DEALUX]

9/10 A bit cheesy but extra points for synths.

 

 

 

[Mr. Galloway]

9/10 Nice acoustic track.

 

 

[kobeni]

5.5/10 never was that big of a fan of lou reed

 

 

[Conici]

7/10 happy new year 

 

 

Edited January 3, 2020 by Conici

[kobeni]

7/10 good drinking song

 

 

[s-u-r-y-a]

1/10 - Next level sh#t

 

 

[Mr. Galloway]

10/10 Excellent.

 

 

[B Dawg]

4/10 It's just complaining over rough piano background music

 

Couldn't find standalone so listen from 9:53 to 16:02

 

Edited January 8, 2020 by B Dawg

[Larcen]

8.4/10.  I'll going to do a deep-dive into this whole set, I think.  I really liked that. 

 

 

[Billy Russo]

7/10. I like it for the most part, it reminds me a bit of Arctic Monkeys and their sort of style of delivering lyrics.

 

 

[kobeni]

7/10 not bad

 

 

[[Ambient]]

5/10 Drum'n'bassy stuff have never been my cup of tea. I like some 90's-mid 2000's D'n'B though.

 

 

[s-u-r-y-a]

7/10 - Not bad. I like the instrumental better than the vocals.

 

 

[Motorik]

6/10. I don't know what else to say. I don't like rap. I guess the instrumental is alright.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OS2n_bC4qfg

[Rhoda]

7/10, I found out about The Move a couple of years ago when I went digging on Roy Wood and realised what a talented man he is. There's some moments here that are surprisingly heavy, and perhaps unsurprisingly experimental. It's not my favourite from the album, but it's one hell of a title track.

 

 

[Mr. Galloway]

7.5/10 Post-hardcore is a hit or miss for me.

 

 

[kobeni]

8/10 i love me some iggy

 

 

[Rhoda]

6/10. Maybe I'm a little out of the loop, but I never see Mother Love Bone involved in discussions whenever anybody talks about the big grunge movement that left Seattle in the late 80s. Maybe it was the brevity of their career, but this sounds just as influential as anything that came from Pearl Jam. It's a shame too, because I consider Mother Love Bone to be the forgotten link in a way. They were a one album wonder, and things might have been very different had Wood not died just days before release. There's almost a little bit of early Faith No More here. It's nothing special these days but it's nice to think about what could have been.

 

 

[s-u-r-y-a]

10/10 - That bass! The rest is as epic and I  will definitely keep a listening ear on it.

 

 

[kobeni]

7/10 cool track, sounds like a police chase track

 

 

[Dr Birdfeathers]

 

8/10   I'm digging that. Never heard of them, but gonna have to check 'em out. 

 

[kobeni]

9/10 reminds me of early t. rex or stooges, pretty good