Rate The Song Above You

[kobeni]

6/10 sounds like the rinse cycle music in spongebob

 

 

Edited February 29, 2020 by DownInTheHole

[jpm1]

7.5 original

 

 

16 hours ago, Baserape said:

-1/10 I don't like satanic music.  May Jesus forgive you.

 

the group leader is christian. pro transgender, and has been raped during his youth. So maybe you should dig a bit before speaking for the prince of love aka Jesus

 

 

 

[Duhillestpunk]

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[kobeni]

6/10 decent beat with a collage of weird sounds tbh, its a pretty good precursor to that electroclash stuff in the 2000s

 

 

 

[The Implex]

6/10 not a fan of early garage rock and the lyrics weren't impressive to me but the instrumentation was okay and the song itself is catchy. 

Now ladies & gentlemen...behold the masterpiece! 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcciE7rKFwA

Genre: Electronic Rock/Drum & Bass

Edited March 1, 2020 by Dante from DMC Series

[kobeni]

6/10 sounds like the same type of music that bands like blue stahli, missio or the battle tapes would play, pretty great for a racing or action film but on its own, ehhhhh

 

 

Edited March 2, 2020 by DownInTheHole

[Guest]

 -8/10 What the hell was that?  Thanks for wasting everyones time. 

 

On 2/29/2020 at 4:40 PM, jpm1 said:

 

 

the group leader is christian. pro transgender, and has been raped during his youth. So maybe you should dig a bit before speaking for the prince of love aka Jesus

 

 

 

 I'm sure Gary Glitter said something similiar before he was imprisoned.   It's satanic and wrong.  I do not like it even if you are telling the truth.

 

 

Edited March 2, 2020 by Guest

[Duhillestpunk]

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[kobeni]

9/10 i love the mode

 

This is the most christian song i could find

I think @Baserape would dig this

 

Edited March 4, 2020 by DownInTheHole

[Motorik]

5/10. I'm not into that kind of extreme music. i don't care about the ideology. Is the music which I can barely stand.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25YxNSkLDB8

[kobeni]

7/10 nice it reminds me of mafia 3 type stuff

 

 

[Rhoda]

3/10. This song didn't need an extended mix, and this is coming from somebody who actively searches them out. Maybe I'm bitter because I don't work a conventional 9-5 or whatever typical office hours are, but I don't tend to get every weekend off. I know this song isn't aimed at me but I can't help but feel indifferent towards it. It sounds like one of those airhead anthems that is perfect mixing fodder for clubs where your shoes stick to the floor.

 

 

[Mr. Galloway]

8/10. Not into hip-hop, but that was pretty good.

 

 

[kobeni]

8/10 cool track

 

 

 

[Rhoda]

6/10, not too familiar with The Soft Moon, sounds like if Bauhaus and Echo & The Bunnymen shared custody of a slow teenager, and said teenager faced a NIN poster to pray before bed. I could have done without the edge-laden Marbles Hornets-esque music video but I quite like the song.

 

 

[universetwisters]

7/10 reminds me of some 60s spy thriller (lol because that's where it's from or something) but otherwise it isn't really my style

 

 

[kobeni]

5/10 not a fan of clowny happy hardcore im sorry

 

 

[s-u-r-y-a]

7/10 - Good hard rock song

 

 

Edited March 10, 2020 by s-u-r-y-a

[kobeni]

6/10 not a fan of spanish rap

 

 

[Rhoda]

6/10, decent hip hop track I wasn't familiar with before. Nice and sparse sampling, nothing too complicated. It's something to be said about the more laidback hip hop culture that doesn't rely on complicated layers to make a track more interesting. There's some trumpets here and there, a nice and steady beat and some 90s ambient house synth stabs. I like it, though it is a little long.

 

 

[kobeni]

8/10 cant say no to aphex twin

 

 

[Mister Pink]

^^First time I heard that Aphex track. Love it. Reminds me of Air and Premiers Symptômes. in particular.  It's almost hard to believe it's RDJ. It just doesn't sound like his usual stuff, even for ambient. 

 

9/10 - I love this sound. I'm going to add it to one of my lists. 

 

Going to change the sound a bit from the last two tracks.

 

 

[Mr. Galloway]

9/10 Nice.

 

 

[scorseses]

9/10

 

one of my favourite Gary Numan songs ever. The Pleasure Principle is one of my favourite albums of 1979 without a doubt. "Films" is also an excellent Gary Numan song from that album. "Metal" fantastic song all around

 

 

[kobeni]

8/10 xtc is easily one of the most unique post punk bands from the 80s other than scritti politti

 

 

Edited March 15, 2020 by DownInTheHole

[s-u-r-y-a]

7/10 - Nice flow!

 

 

[Motorik]

9/10. I love how dense and muddy is.

 

[kobeni]

6/10 not a fan of slint anymore, now i just find them really sparse for no good reason

 

 

[Mister Pink]

8/10. I love the syncopated beat and those great baselines. 

 

Had this on CD when I was kid. One of the first CD's that was bought for me - the Batman Forever sountrack. Great animation in the video. Amazing string section in this track. 

 

Bono's "McPhisto" alter-ego looks good in animation. It suits the the vibe. It's not an imitation of Batman. It's un-related alter-ego he used play where he would make prank phone calls on stage. 

 

 

[Larcen]

8/10.  I, too, f*cked with the Batman Forever soundtrack when I was a kid (my copy was on cassette).  

 

Track #3, though.  It totally makes sense that Lenny Kravitz produced that track.  I don't even really like Brandy, but this song was fuego.