Rate The Song Above You

[[Ambient]]

6/10 Nothing that special to me, but I do respect Wu-Tang's impact on the rap game.

 

 

[kobeni]

4/10 not a fan of the vocals. Instrumental seems very typical of edm-esque trap.

 

 

Edited July 24, 2020 by DownInTheHole

[GTA1029]

8/10 very catchy 

 

 

[s-u-r-y-a]

5/10 - The vocal is boring. Makes me want to fall a sleep but the backing vocal and instrumental is good.

 

 

[Jabalous]

9/10

 

 

[[Ambient]]

Meh. 5/10

 

 

[Mister Pink]

7/10 Good sound, reminds me of Manchester, Echo & The Bunnymen/The Smiths/Jesus and the Mary Chain. 

 

 

[WXSTER]

4/10   

 

 

https://bit.ly/2X2Auyy

[Mister Pink]

1 hour ago, Lucas wester said:

4/10   

 

 

https://bit.ly/2X2Auyy

Bit of irony there rating a funk track with 4/10, then posting a G-funk track by Snoop. I'm pretty sure Snoop was heavily influenced by Rick James

 

Anyway, I'll rate it 8/10. I like Snoop and that's a classic. 

 

 

[s-u-r-y-a]

7/10 - Nice, nice, nice, really but not as great as the original by Evelyn King the empress of soul.

 

 

[Mister Pink]

Yeah the track really lends itself well to a dubby kind of sound. Such great tracks (original and cover)   9/10

 

Melle Mel was one the greatest, especially for the early/mid 80's. 

 

 

 

 

[GTA1029]

7/10 While not as good as The Message or White Lines, it’s still a nice tune

 

 

[Guest]

7/10  Haunting is the best word to describe this. Don't think I've listened to a song that felt as chilling tbh. I was expecting it to pick up at some point but it never did, but then that's kind of the charm of the song. The minimalist nature of the track and the vocals give it a surreal effect for me. Only reason I didn't rate it higher is cause these type of songs aren't my favourite but it's quite good. Apparently it's an 80s track too, I guess Vice City and similar themed media made me think of 80s tunes in an entirely different way but this was nice to listen to

 

 

[s-u-r-y-a]

On 7/28/2020 at 1:35 AM, Mister Pink said:

Melle Mel was one the greatest, especially for the early/mid 80's.

I agree and he doesn't get enough credit for what he has done in the past. He helped shape Hip-Hop for future cats that became famous during the golden age of it.

 

 

8/10 - Sunny is a sweet Euro-Disco classic

 

 

 

8/10 - Sunny is a sweet Euro-Disco classic

 

 

 

Edited July 29, 2020 by s-u-r-y-a

[Mister Pink]

9/10. That's such a great track. Did the Funky 4 use that baseline first? It's O'Jays, For The Love of Money but you know that. 

 

Going to switch it up. 

 

[Guest]

7/10 Quite a groovy tune. The drumming was great throughout. The part from approximately 4:50 onwards really got me going. The build up to that kind of lost me though, felt like they were experimenting with various sounds which I think can be quite stimulating depending on the listener but it didn't catch me. A good tune overall, different from the couple of other Yes songs I've heard(which are also great) 

 

 

[kobeni]

6/10 its a good song but man it didnt age well.

 

 

[GTA1029]

7/10
 

 

 

[Mr. Galloway]

10/10 Superb opening track to a superb album.

 

 

[Guest]

7/10 nice spooky ambient tune, perfect for imagining someone walking through LotR's Mirkwood. A bit soothing too, in a weird way

 

As a contrast to the above, some britpop

 

 

Edited July 30, 2020 by Guest
Added a sentence

[s-u-r-y-a]

7/10 - This song would fit a road trip very well.

 

 

[GhettoJesus]

8/10 It's pretty good, has good vocals but I feel like it's missing something. I can't exactly say what. I like the chorus though.

 

 

[Mister Pink]

Pretty decent. I actually just came off listening to Megadeth and Slayer, so I think it was a good segue to this track. I don't listen to metal too often but enjoyed this. Amazing solo. 9/10

 

 

 

[kobeni]

8/10 pretty soulful

 

 

[s-u-r-y-a]

10/10 - I must say that this song is great. It has a  very laid back feeling.

 

 

[kobeni]

9/10 Nice quiet storm tune. I dig it.

 

dood i appreciate the ratings you give for the past few tracks but id appreciate it even more if youd at least put in a few words as to why you hate or like a track

 

 

Edited August 3, 2020 by DownInTheHole

[GTA1029]

8/10 

 

 

[Rhoda]

6/10, ominous enough, and I assume it fits the tone of the movie - this'll probably rattle some feathers but I haven't seen Eraserhead and I can't say I care for David Lynch's work. From what I have seen though, this seems to match the mood of the movie. I assume the lady in the radiator is the woman that looks like she's wearing cheese for a mask? It reminds me of something Nurse With Wound would have a hand in.

 

 

[s-u-r-y-a]

8/10 - A little short but it's nice rock song.

 

 

[kobeni]

9/10 i like the juxtaposition between the neo soul ish vocals with the 80s boogie backdrop