Rate The Song Above You

[Rhoda]

9/10, probably one of the best songs from one of my favourite albums. It sets the tone perfectly for what the next two hours has in store, but doesn't show all of its cards right away. If you've ever fallen asleep to this album, you'll know just what of effect it can have.

 

 

[scorseses]

8.5/10 Underrated Nancy Sinatra track. Absolutely danceable music. I feel like I like this song a bit more than "These Boots Are Made For Walking" but I still love that song.

 

 

Edited April 18, 2020 by gig

[Larcen]

10/10.

 

"Damaged Goods" is my favorite track from "Entertainment!" but this is easily a top 30 album for me, all time.

 

 

[Mondale]

10/10. thoroughly pleasant upbeat tune.

 

 

[Rhoda]

4/10, it has a nice enough beat and I like the twinkling embellishments but I'm not a fan of the vocals so much. A lot of the more off-topic lyrics remind of something you'd hear in a Baz Luhrmann piece for some reason, and not in a good way.

 

 

 

[GhettoJesus]

Pretty slow, pretty chill. By the end it gets a bit monotonous but I guess that is a proper closing for this genre. Otherwise good, she has good voice, the rhythm is really there in the beginning. 9/10

 

 

[scorseses]

8/10 This is the type of metal I love. Not too screamy, reminds me of a lot of thrash metal from 80s and 90s. Even though I am not a huge metal fan, this song delivered. Really cool song.

 

 

Edited April 18, 2020 by gig

[Trinette]

10/10. This sounds excellent. I don't know what kind of feeling it gives me, but I get this XTC/Talkingheads sort of vibe and it's fantastic.

 

 

Edited April 18, 2020 by Trinette

[GTA1029]

8.75/10

 

 

[Larcen]

9/10.  Tribe is always a winner.

 

 

[s-u-r-y-a]

7/10 - Good electronic instrumental sound.

 

 

[Larcen]

8/10.  Just fun throwbacks.

 

Speaking of throwbacks?  GTA 2 shoutouts at 1:13.

 

 

[Rhoda]

6/10, I thought this was a completely different song at first, must have been that bass intro throwing me off. I appreciated the GTA2 sample, and it's rather clean too. Otherwise, I don't feel there's a great deal going on here unfortunately. I think a lot of it is the effects being put on his voice, which already sounds deep enough for such a bass heavy song. I think I'd like it more without that.

 

 

[kobeni]

5/10 eh, it's forgettable stock music.

 

 

[scorseses]

7.5/10 He sure does love to say f*ck. Sounds alright, though. 

 

 

Edited April 19, 2020 by gig

[GTA1029]

6/10

 

Here’s a throwback to GTA IV

 

 

[Mondale]

8/10. Classic tune. Bit repetitive though.

 

Speaking of repetitive...

Love this track.

 

 

 

[scorseses]

9/10 Love Mel Brown. This is definitely one of my favourite blues tracks of all time. 

 

It's at the top of the list

 

That you can't get pissed, no you can't get pissed

 

 

 

[universetwisters]

The only thing I really like Devo for are their cone hats tbh 5/10

 

 

[Trinette]

10/10. It makes me want to take an old car across the country and live out in the middle of nowhere in some old tiny cabin in Arizona.

 

 

 

[s-u-r-y-a]

8/10 - Very good song with pleasant vocals. I like the feel of it.

 

 

[scorseses]

9/10 Always can groove to some old-school hip hop. This track in particular was pretty cool.

 

 

[Mr. Galloway]

10/10 Love Bauhaus.

 

 

[kobeni]

8/10 getting a strong young marble giants vibe from this

 

 

[GTA1029]

9/10 really need to listen to more Oasis 

 

 

 

[scorseses]

10/10 A terrifying song in it's own right, which is what makes it amazing. You had disco and prog rock in 1977, then you had songs like Frankie Teardrop. Suicide has a lot of great songs, I had dug into their library following the listening of Frankie Teardrop. Would definitely recommend listening to their entire 77 S/T album.

 

Here's another song from 1977. 

 

 

[GTA1029]

10/10 fantastic song from Talking Heads.

David Byrne is a genius

 

 

[kobeni]

6/10

 

 

[Rhoda]

3/10. There's not a great deal of music that's aged particularly well from the nu-metal and industrial influenced rock that emerged in the early 00s, but that's not to say it's necessarily bad. I view nu-metal in the same way my parents probably look at 70s music - crap, but nostalgic, so you can't help but enjoy it because it's a bit of a time capsule. This song however serves none of this for me (un)fortunately. Even as a devout listener of nu-metal way back when, I never rode the Godhead train and I heard of them entirely too late. There's some neat effects going on, but the vocals sound like they're being sung through an extractor fan and the production isn't heavy enough when you stack it against the titans dominating the scene at the time. It just sounds like a Nine Inch Nails Downward Spiral rip-off to me, sorry.

 

 

[kobeni]

4/10 sounds like something you hear from one of those papyrus fonted, kenny g latin guitar compilation cds that you'd find in a music store back in 2005.