maybe you could just go on with the thread and stop bitching about the problem, it was fixed, all songs except for the chad vangaalen song i posted has been reviewed

Meh, 3/10. I don't like folky music very much.



YouTube - Maserati - The World Outside

sorry if this messes up the post order :(

i do like it very nice guitar sounds although i don't generally listen to instrumental 6.5417358/10

Not bad, but I wouldn't call it particularly great either. Not too keen on that vocal to be honest. Nice percussive figure though.



^ Skip to about 0:20 to get past the intro.

great song....at the beginning i was thinking it would be like New York Dolls with Roger Waters as front man.....turned out to actually be really good!



Triarii - Roses For Rome

7/10 Very epic, made me feel like I was about to go into a war or something. Wasn't a huge fan of the vocals, but they weren't terrible.

At first, I really wasn't feeling it, but something about the melody and vocal really drew me in. The instrumentation was a bit repetitive for my taste, but I really did feel much more into the song as it progressed. 6/10.

Soft Machine - Why Are We Sleeping?

I enjoyed this song on the whole, although it dragged out too long and could have used a little more spice. The bass work was nifty and the vocals were unique and I like that.
6/10

'FF=66' by Jawbox

Couldn`t really decide whether I liked that or not 6/10.

YouTube - 06 Kings And Queens Aerosmith 1977 Draw The Line

Vintage Aerosmith from the 1970`s.

I really don't like this, just totally not my thing. To my ears it's extreme bore fest.

Theoretical Girls

the exact opposite of an extreme bore fest....i think i should put this album back into rotation

108-Deathbed

Not a huge Theoretical Girls fan, but that song's pretty alright. It's got a nice propulsive feel that keeps things feeling interesting with some decent proto-SY chord wailing. 6.5/10

This is a new band from Seattle that I've been playing a lot of lately, RIYL: Cults, Vivian Girls, etc,

^^^Wrong! You should review a song of the poster directly above you. Look again.

Someone posted in the interval between me clicking "reply" and clicking "submit." Sue me.

But since you asked so nicely, Snore fest. This is a pretty definitive example of generic early 90's me-too grunge rock. If ever a genre had no legs... 3/10

@bob.
Never heard of 108 before but I like the sound of this song. His vocals are very strange but they work for the music. I think i'll get an album of this.
@chemical danny
Nothing too original but I like what they're doing, it works nicely. It'll be interesting to see where they go.
YouTube - Fields Of Green

If you're going to wait up to 20 minutes before clicking "submit", it's a good idea to "preview" the post to check for newer posts. ;)

^ :thumb:

:) i'm in the process of writing a little essay and making a compilation for an Introduction to Krishna-Core.....108 is a fine example of New York Krishna-core and "Songs Of Separation" (album) is a great place to start

I generally like Giant Sand, although I don't think I've heard this song before. It's a very simple song with unassuming beauty and that's what makes it very enjoyable. It's 7/10 for now, but I could easily see this as a grower.

Grandaddy - The Crystal Lake

This song would be perfect if it didn't drag on for so goddamn long.....enchanting vocals....


YouTube - The Magnetic Fields - California Girls

nice but almost to loose sounding for me, but still very good magnetic fields are always good 6.53229871/10

10/10....for some reason i really enjoyed this....she has a great voice and the beat was fun....just perfect for this moment

Molemen Feat. Buck 65 - Game

Wow. 9/10 The wierd, almost monotonous flow fit with the weird, mysterious beat and hook. I felt a physical reaction to it.

in truth it's kinda boring i mean it's not bad but it's slow and instrumental, and well maybe it's just not my thing 4.567321/10



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I will say that the song was somewhat interesting. It never really seemed to take off and go anywhere, but it wasn't horrible by any means. The runs he did were a little much, ultimately - I kind of wished for some sustained notes by the middle of the song, instead of riffs throughout. 5.6/10.0

The Beau Brummels - Only Dreaming Now

This thread is all about name dropping... :laughing:

I don't even know what genre to categorize this int, but it wasn't rock and it wasn't catchy. 3/10

'Hot Dog' by Limp Bizkit

Aren't they all? Either way, people get introduced to new stuff. ;)

It's Limp Bizkit and... well... one thing's for sure: it's hasn't gotten any better in the past decade. 0/10

Here's mine, really digging this song lately (Fleetwood Mac—"Never Going Back Again"):

Hey you can't really say anything bad about that song. It's got airy, poppy guitars and the vocals are very easy to listen to. 8/10

Oh, I actually really liked this! It reminds me a great deal of Arrah and the Ferns, vocally and musically, although definitely not covering the goofy subject matter. The lyrics are pretty great as well. Very nice, for sure. 9.5/10.0

Alias - Divine Disappointment

Fuck yeah! Now this is hip-hop! I think I get turned off of the genre by all the crap that surrounds me. There is probably plenty of hip-hop out there for me, I just haven't tried much out yet. I loved the drumming and the rapping was excellent, exactly the kind I (think) I like. What type of hip-hop would this be classified as?
8/10

'San FranCisco' by Alkaline Trio

I mean, I've never even heard of any of the artists posted before me... :laughing:

reminds me of weezer :p: 7/10

not that bad though (neither is weezer) just something about the alternative-ness that just doesn't do it for me. it's kind of like i already had my bands for those times from back in those day. dig?

i freaking love this video hahaha

Great video but mmmm about the song 6/10.

YouTube - Tiamat - Kaleidoscope, Do You Dream Of Me, Planets

Talking of things Swedish Taimat were a death metal band, before making quite a dramatic change in their style of music. The above is actually three songs from the classic "Wildhoney" album after they made the transition in their style.

Will it be another bore fest from me or another absorbing listen:p:

You've never heard of Steely Dan? John Zorn? Tim Buckley?

Haha, so it was you who posted that bore fest of Aerosmith. No bore fest this time. Very good song, melancholic, ambient and although it moves slowly and takes its time, it is somehow engaging throughout. To me that's a big accomplishment. 9/10

Nico - Tananore

Wow...weird. I was just talking about Nico to someone yesterday, but we had never heard her solo stuff or her stuff with the Faction and we randomly picked that song to put on. Talk about a coincidence. I find her solo stuff to be really boring, and to be completely honest I don't even really like her stuff with the Velvet Underground. She has a horrible voice. 5/10.

Now here is an entertaining song:

Not really the sort of thing I would ever listen to, but an interesting video 6/10

YouTube - Summer's End

From Sweden to Finland. The closing track from the classic "Tuonela" album by Amorphis.

it's not bad but not my thing, too generic rockish for me but 5.012895/10

I guess I HAVE heard of Steely Dan if you want to get all technical, but I don't really know anything about him. Tim Buckley: is that the DMB guitarist guy?