Finally getting around to making this again, since it got deleted with a crapton of other threads a while ago.
Anyways, refresher on what to do:
Basically the idea is this: We post a song, any song, that we like. The following poster must listen to it, even if it is not a genre he/she likes and critique it. What did he/she like, what did he/she not like? You get the idea.
A few simple rules to follow:
1. No rick-rolls, trololo, stupidity, etc. The exception to this is if you actually want someone to truly critique the song. Otherwise, don't. It's not funny.
2. A song must be listened to, in full, before critiquing it. The only exception to this rule is if the song is fifteen or more minutes.
3. When you critique a song, actually critique it. No going, "I liked it," or, "I hated it." Give a reason.
4. This wasn't a rule in the last thread, but I thought of it a while ago: Post a youtube link to the song (obviously), but also post the name and artist in your post. That way, if the video gets taken down, or isn't available in the next poster's country, they can look it up and listen to it.
5. Remember to follow the rules of the forum and not post anything incredibly vulgar or offensive. We have a large age range of users browsing the forums. If your song does contain any vulgar language, kindly point it out when posting the song.
With that, I'll get this thread started again:
Seether-Pass Slowly
I must say, I like this side of Seether's music. Seriously, I love the lyrics and just how beautiful the song sounds :) And dat chorus. I found the beginning of the bridge to be the only weak point, but that's just me since I don't really like random "Oh yeah"s, etc etc.
Vitamin String Quartet - Bite To Break Skin (Cover of the original song by Senses Fail)
I must say i really enjoyed it. The feeling i got then i heard it was just incredible.
That was...annoying. I liked the speed of the song, but that's about it. Everything else just annoyed me. I'm not a huge fan of the genre to begin with, but that certainly didn't help either.
The Red Hot Chili Peppers-Snow (Hey Oh)
Ah, nostalgia, I hadn't heard that in a long time.
But although it is a great song, it's not there best
Thank you GH:WT for this song..
OMG I remember this song! :D It really displays musical talent, IMO. Although it's not really my style of music; I find it a bit too soft. That's just my opinion based on musical preference though. I do still recognize the song's general greatness.
The Part That Hurts The Most by Thousand Foot Krutch
I loved the guitar riff in that song, all though I don´t listen to that kind of rock, I found it highly enjoyable to listen to.
Royal Republic - Full steam space machine
It was a fun song. Some good guitar parts.
But that electronic stuff at 2'10", did not have to be there, it kind of ruined the song because it lost its drive.
Into Eternity - Surrounded By Night
*Edit: Sorry, used wrong BBC.
The song seemed pretty...standard for me. I hesitate to say, "forgettable" though. It was an entertaining piece, but there really wasn't anything special about it.
aaaaah a7x ^-^ was my favorite band before i started to listen to other genres. but i never heard this song before :)
but the song is good if you like some fast music and some metal-rock taste music. so i think its really good.
knife party - bonfire
Wow, reggae and electro. I never would've thought that the combination would work so well. I really liked it, especially the drops.
Eve from the Dynasty Warriors 4 OST
I loved the guitar riffs and a bit of the synth type sounds, but the notes got repetitive very quickly. Still, a decent video game soundtrack. Speaking of, I found that this song made a cameo in Max Payne 2 while on a nostalgia run.
The mood set by the instruments and lyrics was great, and they went well with each other. Nobody tried anything too fancy, and pretty much kept it simple throughout the song. I liked it, and I'll probably end up checking out more of their work.
Stone Temple Pilots-Unglued
I really like the instrumental behind it. I found the lyrics and rhythm catchy. And dat short guitar solo <3
Although I thought the ending was a bit abrupt, and the vocals were average. That said, interesting band and I may look more into them when I'm bored.
The Ballad of St. Augustine by Disciple
I thought the song was OK. I didn't really much care for mixing Christianity with rock, with each verse strangely sung. I could not follow what the meaning of the song was. Me being atheist also didn't help either. (I know what your thinking "Oh NOOOOO h3s atheist! hes gay and will be the next adolf with the fourth r3ich!!!!" Well, I'm not gay, I'm not a satanist, and Adolf had every Wehrmacht belt buckle engraved with "Gott mit uns." or God is with us.) I thought the instrumentals were rather good though.
It's cool bro, I don't judge and I respect your opinion :)
As for your song, I quite liked it. It was really nice and relaxing, yet catchy. I liked the break and outro starting at around 2:45 in. However the song in general did get a bit repetitive.
Discovering The Waterfront by Silverstein
I'm not a big fan of the genre, but I enjoyed the guitar and loved the drums. The lyrics weren't really my style, but thats just me. Overall it sounded pretty good ^-^
Ajapai - Battle
:3 The original instrumental used in Mic The Microphone's dubstep rap song. Awesome. Well, the drops are almost exactly the same, which is somewhat discouraging. Otherwise, the bass is really nice. I liked the beat too.
8/10
Louder Than Thunder by The Devil Wears Prada
I cant quite put my finger of the genre of song, I normally don't listen to these types of songs. It did seem slow throughout the song, and some lyrics were repetitive, typically what I hear from those types of songs. It gave me that one weird feeling. I don't really know what to say about the song. It is out of the ordinary to me.
So... touching... :')
Jk, but I did like the song (other than the lyrics(I don't seem to like the lyrics to anything much :\))
The guitar sounded great, and I loved the drums. I could listen to that for long periods of time, without the lyrics.
Muffler - Cybertron (Pixel Fist Remix)
Pretty good stuff. I'm not a huge electronic (i don't really know what to call that specific genre) fan, but it's good music to work to. Got a little repetitive, but not unbearably so.
Ok, since it's been mostly rock and electronic stuff, i think i'll toss a curveball at y'all.
It's awfully catchy, I usually dislike guitars, but for this I shall make a special exception, it reminds me of Pandemonium, an old PS1 platformer, I have no idea why though... :/
This song is called Suzy by Caravan Palace:
Couldn't really get in the music but the video kept me entertain.
Oh god, I love this song! I used to have a VHS with the old Tex Avery cartoon about the Owl who loved to singa. Al Jolson, as always, is fantastic, but toss in Cab Calloway, and you've got yourself a classic.
Since you've got me thinking about rubberhose animation:
Wow that was interesting. I have to say it was good. I like the animation that went with it.
Old and Gray! I love this song because of the soul fact of Fallout games. for some reason the music in it always made me feel I was there. videogamehunter your song brought back some good video game memories.
Quote from: Lord of Madness on 2012 Jul 17, 21:42:07
Old and Gray! I love this song because of the soul fact of Fallout games. for some reason the music in it always made me feel I was there. videogamehunter your song brought back some good video game memories.
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgBQZIXPfXg&feature=player_detailpage)
Your welcome. I'm always happy bringing back the good times for ponys.
The music pretty darn good. Not really into this type of music but it good.
I liked the song, except for the "Super space invader" voice samples. They were pretty annoying and ruined the parts they were implented in.
7/10
Floating Darkness by Tatsh
It started promising, I even liked the addition of the keyboard. It brought the song more "volume", a wider feel to it.
But that all changed when the electronica attacked, it became to much, the guitar faded to the back.
I like the guitar, I don't like it when the guitar is pushed to the back by techno.
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My Dying Bride - Thy Raven Wings
The lyrics were a bit slow for my taste but I like how their music seems very nice.
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That song was quite beautiful, actually. I'll have to add it to my music collection ovO
8.5/10
Roaring Tides from the Clannad OST
7/10 I thought it was alright. I find everything in that song pretty much average.
I'm sorry, but no. It actually give me a headache.
It was quite repetitive and the parts that weren't were probably intended as solos,
trying to achieve a guitarsolo is possible on an electronic device is possible, but it sounded
like white noise with some hints to an arpeggio.
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Black Sabbath - Into the Void
I'm not really into "heavy" things like that, so don't really like it.
The song is alright. It not my kind of music but it alight.
I used to listen to Linkin Park all the time, so hearing Chester's voice again did bring back some nice memories. Anyway, the song was peaceful and nice, but there wasn't anything that stuck out to me.
7.5/10
River Flows In You by Yourilohuis (Dubstep remix of the original song by Yiruma)
sorry I really couldn't get in to the song. I got have some kind of singing it. But the piano ok.
http://youtu.be/u_UBvW_AL4E
Ah, we got some Naruto music here! Meh, the song's not really my style. It sounded weird with the use of the lute (I assume that's the instrument I'm referring to). And those "see" or whatever samples that were played at some parts did dampen the song. This isn't a song that I really like, but I do see how others may like a song like this.
In my opinion though, it's a 4/10
Yours Is Only Mine by Crow'sClaw
Man I'm little surprise you didn't like the Naruto one because I truly love that song. Well anyway the song you got me to listen to is OK. I didn't like how vocal went with song. I guess it the way she singing it. So I give this song a 6/10
Ok it time for some metal.
Sorry for some reason I can't get the videos link to work on this site.
O3O
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Ah, I know that song! I used to listen to it quite a bit before. It's nice. Love the outro.
8/10
My Life For Hire by A Day To Remember
It alright. I didn't like the vocal very much. But the rest is ok.
6/10
It was okay, I couldn't hear some of the lyrics but that could just be my speakers, I did like the beat though it was catchy I'm not sure what year that song is but it reminded me of 80s music. (Or a different year not sure.)
MGS Portable Ops Calling To The Night.
I don't know what it is, but the MGS ending songs always become some of my favorite music, bravo konami bravo.
I heard that in Super smash bros brawl. It's nice music. 8/10
Fountain of Dreams - Super smash bros melee
The start is very calm, but gets more intense after.
Quote from: videogamehunter on 2012 Jul 24, 23:05:35
Sorry for some reason I can't get the videos link to work on this site.
I think it is because your links are either in "https://" instead of "http://".
You got something to hide...?Or just strange links like "http://youtu.be/[insert code]".
My advice: when watching the video you would like to post --> 1. Right click the video, 2. Click on "Copy Video-URL"
normally the first one with Firefox,
3. Paste the link with the special BBC (, 4. Delete the "s" from "https://" if necessary).
@ DarkAngel
Brings back memories of the days of Melee. It's a song I'd gladly have in the background while I play Super Smash Bros, but it's not really something I'd listen to freely.
6.5/10
Mosa(Ib) Roll by SirHamnet (Cover of CalpiAWESOME's remake of DECO27's song, Mozaik Role
A very hyper techno song. I was never really a big fan of techno songs, but the fact that the song is a whopping 13 minutes astounds me.
Rush - Double Agent
As for someone who only knows Rush' first 4 albums, it is great to hear some other material.
It is certainly harder than what I expected, you can really hear parts that sounded like the Prog Metal acts like Dream Theater.
Which points out Rush' influence on those bands.
Anyway, it's a great song, but for some reason it isn't that memorable.
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Van Morrison - Moondance
^-^ songs like that always remind me of bioshock. lol ether way I'll tell ya I liked it.
Some things wear out the newer music I have not been fond of. I don't know any standards on how modern music is supposed to sound, so I will have to be completely neutral.
I couldn't find any good videos, so TIME FOR A HISTORY LESSON!
Only two flaws in my opinion, The pronunciation of Philadelphia and the drums.
Other than that, a good song.
As for the history lesson, maybe after a few more times listening, I will understand what has happened.
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7/10. It alreight. It nice and slow.
The video scared me a tad at the beginning. Other then that I give it... two hooves up. Jk, but I really liked the song, loved the beat and I think I have heard that before....
Parov Stelar - Booty Swing
17/20
Me loves it for some reason.
LikedIt was kind of harmonic and it paints a picture of desperate battle.
Not bad for a 2K6 song, probably better of the bunch of the newer rock songs ( about 9001x better than Nickleback or Creed :I )
An anti-communist propaganda song from the 60's.
Wow, that was strongly political and at the same time very catchy to listen too. the Red Scare was going so I guess it was patriotic during the 50s :\
I've been wanting to join this thread for awhile and I got a song to start off with
This was first played around World War I Austria Hungary and they still play it today at concerts in Vienna ^-^
For some reason the song makes me happy, probably a Major Scale.
Normally I don't put on Classical Music, although I can appreciate most of it.
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Mastodon - Oblivion
The song did seem slow and lazy, or its because I'm listing to heavier stuff. I thought it was ok, but I don't listen to this style of rock often.
Errr, that was a little intense. What language was that? German?
It was a happy tune; one you may hear upon achieving something in a video game like Kingdom Hearts. Overall, a well-done piece.
8/10
White Light by The Ghost Inside
I ask that you really look into the lyrics; they're beautiful.
What a surprisingly good track! The more melodic metalcore blended well with the depressing lyrics, usually metal is about agression but this track shows that metal doesn't have to be about anger and killing stuff.
This song, however, has a more punk attitude to the metalcore sound.
First of all, probably wasn't the most important aspect, but one of them had a Telecaster, you don't see that a lot in heavy music.
Now the music, still not a fan of the vocals, tried to eliminate that aspect of the song.
Focused more on the instruments, the guitar was at moments more melodic and harmonized than, sorry, excpected.
Those breaks, or so I think it's called, were unnecessary. Then again, I'm more of a solo-loving guy.
The rest seemed what I expected. the song did not convinced me.
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I know it's a long one and the rules say you don't have to listen to all of it, therefore I recommend you listen to everything.
Pink Floyd - Shine On You Crazy Diamond
I listened to most of the song; just skipped a few seconds here and there to trim the length.
A song being 26 minutes long is both a gift and a curse, in that, it displays talent, but may not be too enjoyable for others.
I listen to Pink Floyd myself, but even then, I found the vocals out of place in this song. It could've worked as an instrumental.
I find some of the transitions to be lacking. However, the parts that were transitioned into were brilliant; meaning, all of the song's riffs and such were great.
6.5/10, mainly because of the length. That's just me though.
Lucid Dream by EastNewSound
The music is alright but it sound like too much some of anime music I listen too.
It was bittersweet. Rather simple, but sometimes simplicity is what makes a song :3
8/10
Blur by Zebrahead (Warning for 1 swear word)
Cool!.
Never heard of them before, but I like them. They really have a 90's punk feel, brings me right back to the days of eve6 and blink182. lol
Here is one of my current favorites,
Choose Me II - Xilent
I want to say positive things but I can't.
It's just not my kind of music.
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Dream Theater - Under A Glass Moon
I really couldn't get into it. No matter how hard I try.
I was quite impressed, it is a band I must look into after writing this.
Starting out with an iconic doubleneck raised my expectations very high and still they managed to pass.
The voice also reminded me of Skindred, the way of singing I mean.
Only 2 negative points: Those Pinch Harmonics in the riffs where a bit random and served no purpose.
Second, the speakers from my laptop are bad so I couldn't experience the whole thing.
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Blind Guardian - Harvest of Sorrow
The acoustic guitar was amazing! The chorus was really touching too.
Two Steps From Hell - Dragon Rider
If the whole point of that song was to be epic, then, that was pretty epic! Not something I'd listen to for no reason, but maybe to enhance the epicness of my day.
7/10
Terrible Things by Mayday Parade (As the vid says, skip to 0:35)
(http://i.imgur.com/Ko1X1.png)
I'll have you know, I listened to this song.
And I only cried for 20 minutes
But no, I liked it, it also has a weird vocal structure.
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Now that we are in a melancholic mood...
Anathema - Angelica
A very nice power ballad! I loved it, honestly. It's going on my phone. That outro, especially <3
10/10
Don't Say Goodbye by Trust Company
It's alright. Not crazy about it, but it's perfectly listenable.
Out of all the alt-rock songs sung at a girl I've ever heard, it's definitely one of them.
Kid Gloves- Doomtree
@ APonyFarce: I don't mind the song.
Sorry I really Can't get into it.
It was a nice riff, something Ozric Tentacles would have used if their music was harder.
But it was really repetitive and that bugged me.
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Are you
I will check your age and report to the mods if you lied... go ahead pick.
Since Little Judas forgot to post a video also doing Robot Rock.
Due to the repetition I found it difficult to listen to. It's not bad stylistically or mix wise. Just boring.
Warning: Video contains excessive amount of PBR.
Great song, you can hear that it's not the average Stoner-riff but that they have something extra.
Also a nice video.
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@Cresto: I actually did post a song, 2 even. One for -18 and one for +18.
So the same as my previous post.
Are you
Frank Zappa - Titties and Beer
I will check your age and report to the mods if you lied... go ahead pick.
And this time open the spoilers... those little "+"-sings...
Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Sep 29, 21:10:18
Great song, you can hear that it's not the average Stoner-riff but that they have something extra.
Also a nice video.
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@Cresto: I actually did post a song, 2 even. One for -18 and one for +18.
So the same as my previous post.
I saw the spoilers just due to the line I thought they were part of your signature. Derp.
Quite a pleasant song. Heartily enjoyed the drumming. Can't think of anything I necessarily disliked about it. I wasn't quite in the right mood for it though. So the riffs didn't hit me that well.
Instrumentals were good, to me more as something you hear at the background of a bar, but still nice.
The voice on the other hand bothered me, I don't know why but it did.
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Are you
Spoiler: under 18 (new one) show Led Zeppelin - Ten Years Gone
Frank Zappa - Titties and Beer
I will check your age and report to the mods if you lied... go ahead pick.
#1 Really good instrumentals, kinda slow, and for some reason I have never been able to like Robert Plant's voice which has really kept from getting into them.
#2 Quite a funny bit, he's obviously a very talented performer, but doesn't seem like much of a "song". Still enjoyable though and flows well. Reminded me of Tenacious D due to the silliness.
Sounded very uplifting and peaceful. I liked it, however no part in particular really stood out.
7.5/10
The Wings of Icarus by Celldweller
Quite a epic feeling song, with a great build up. But, it did end up feeling a bit hollow to me without any vocals.
Another Icarus song:
Ah Iron Maiden, a classic of the genre, then a great song with a "fun" story.
Never shall I get bored when listening to this song.
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Now that Icarus is a theme...
Kansas - Icarus (Borne on Wings of Steel)
I really liked, has a great epic story feeling. Though at points it did feel if the ebb and flow was a bit unnatural.
I can't find any more Icarus songs, so:
I don't know, I guess its good. I'm not the person that likes metal or rock :\
What can i say i'm a Deadmau5 fan. X3
10/10
(8 Minute Edit)
Quote from: Vinyl light on 2012 Nov 06, 18:18:25
What can i say i'm a Deadmau5 fan. X3
10/10
(8 Minute Edit)
A very quiet song, which I find rare for Deadmau5, though I could be wrong(I've only heard half of what he's put out), also relaxing
I started this song with enthusiasm due to the beautiful girl with the violin.
Therefore I was a bit disappointed that the background music was all computer music.
But I blocked that out a bit and focused on the violin music and the Fallout-like-but-with-more-trees landscape.
That was something I could enjoy, I don't know much about violins she's seemed quite talented in my opinion.
If the background music was a bit more to my liking I would certainly have looked up some more of her.
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Epitaph - Early Morning
I like it a lot! ^-^
The guitarist was awesome, drummer, awesome 9/10!
No critisizm from this pony!
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This is older dubstep, back when it sounded amazing. Nothing like Skrillex or any of the newer stuff.
(Don't expect a hardcore drop, this type of dubstep is anything but hardcore)
Plastician - Hocus Pocus
8/10
I like it it had a really great beat, but this is something that does not interest me a whole lot X3
Hmm. Not so much Guitar VS Piano as it is
Guitar and Piano Talk Disapprovingly To Each Other. (Was expecting dueling banjos scenario.)
Not particularly fascinating, but not horrible. I give it a meh out of 10.
Here's something out of left field for you.
Just realized there's a minute and a half of silence at the end. Youtube, Y U so silly.
That's about as stereotypical as it can get: 9/10 for lolmexican.
I tried to find something short :3
I'll admit to having an unreasonable bias against songs longer than six minutes or so but yeah, that was okay. Nice mix of rock guitars and orchestrals.
Is that...praise rock music? Curious.
I liked it. It has that 90s punk/alternative feel that makes me think of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater.
I give it: 9/10
I give the honky-tonk piano: 7/10 (wasn't nearly enough of it for my liking)
Nothing like a banjo and clarinet feature to brighten up your day.
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Is that...praise rock music? Curious.
If anything it's the opposite.
Anyway, I can appreciate a good folksy banjo jam session. Bit slower than my usual style but there's nothing wrong with a little chill-out music every now and then.
(I usually like to let a few people go before posting again but I wanted to get a response in without breaking the chain.)
Interesting tune, but despite the nice swing it has, the song's tuen seemed to feel almost tired after a certain amount of time. That's not always a bad thing, but in particular it felt like it was... well, drawling.
However, what I did enjoy was the harmony in their voices when they sang. It brought out a good vibration for the beat. And I can see this song being used in a movie at some point, but more for a traveling scene. It's nice to try something new as well, as I don't commonly listen to this kind of music. But what caught my attention most, is that listening to the lyrics more carefully allows you to hear a story. Some people brush this off and just listen to the drawl side of it. Over all, I think the selection deserves a good 7/10.
I like it, it has like this really deep emotional aura.
7/10
As for this song i highly recommend the next person to listen to it while laying down in the bed with your eyes closed and let your imagination flow along with the song. ^-^
Wow, I found that quite soothing. It's not my genre of music of course', since I usually listen to the heaviest and the fastest metal :3. But I did actually enjoy it, and I followed your instructions Vinyl Light and imagined far and wide. Bonus: I actually listened again when I was done. I guess I need a break from the metal once and a while lol
I couldn't think of a song for a while, then I remembered this one. It was my late girlfriends favorite song and I thought I'd share it ^-^
Hold On Till May by Pierce The Veil
Been looking for something like this, so excuse me for the Necro.
"Meh" No.
Song didn't excite me too much and just sort of smells of the sort of teen generation that isn't my own.
So, let's conduire à Detroit for some Lafayette Blues by the White Stripes (http://youtu.be/H-hNV3EoBZQ).
Well, just so you don't look awkward I'll necro with you.
This is not a genre I'm much of a fan of. That being said I do listen to all songs all the way through before saying anything.
To me the song was nice, to someone who enjoys this type of music it probably sounds great. Unfortunately I cannot relate to this song and I wasn't even sure if all the lyrics were in a language I know but from a purely musical standpoint I'll put it in the well-made category. Just happens to be something I don't enjoy, sorry if you were hoping for a more connected critique. :P
There really isn't enough obscure genre's in this thread. So much mainstream electronic here everywhiururrrrr thooughhjh omghurrrrr
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Joey Negro & The Sunburst Band - I'll Be There 4 You (Spiritchaser Remix)
I strongly recommend you not listen to this if you can't sit through a 7 minute house song. I don't want someone to torture themselves if they truly can't sit through something like that. >.<
It's not something I'd listen to. So leaning on the "no, but thanks." side of "meh".
To me, it was just sort of repetitive. Certainly it'd be something I'd listen to for the sake of ambiance. But if I wasn't doing anything else and could/would pay attention to the music I'd get done with it pretty quick.
Now, lemme tred on some sticks with some classic Brooklyn Folk revolution: Dave Van Ronk - Hang Me, oh Hang Me. (http://youtu.be/ksLh9uYgZdc)
The soft tones and vocals carry the lyrics with a gentle sadness and melodrama. I like the absence of other sound; its only his guitar and his singing which makes it feel much more lonely which carries this song well. It's sad though, it gives the feeling of absolutely giving up and letting go.
(dont know why it wont just preview the video on the page im a forum noob)
I did rather enjoy this. It has a nice theatric touch, and it would compliment one of my YouTube playlists I use for writing.
And back to something old, bluesy, and folkic. Ry Cooder - Boomer's Story (http://youtu.be/IuUNcLif_6k)
Sounds very familiar, downloading it. One of those old tunes that resonate with people.
Hopefully this won't make your ears bleed too bad http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IIIWIVThBJM
Post Merge
(Michael Nyman - An Eye for Optical Theory)
That was actually better than you advertised. I was expecting bass dropped so hard it breaks the floor, or someone belching loud into a microphone. But what I get is a sort of top-tapping New York Swing Jazz.
I'll certainly have to like it, and maybe consider it for tossing it up onto my favorite's list.
So now I answer Big Apple with Big Easy, because I have the crawling feeling I should return to NOLA still.
Basin Street Blues by Dr John (covering Louis Armstrong) (http://youtu.be/M0nMHBFZc_E)
Overall pretty cool, not something id normally listen too but that's the beauty in this thread. i wasn't too excited about the intro but overall pretty good especially for a cover.. If it came up on the radio i wouldn't shut it off..
Let's go to Australia; Outback - Air Play, http://youtu.be/455wX991b8w
Those are indeed a very good compliment.
And then something that made a perfect game even better. (http://youtu.be/GNhB-K2IoCc)
Ive been into CCR before i was born, my father plays many of there songs. but that my friend is amazing, no instruments and only vocals is always deep. I actually got goosebumps from that one.
eh why not;
I think I finally fell on the "meh" side of the track of something. As much respect as I can have for Whose Line, it wasn't that great for me.
So here's The Black Crowes covering Ry Cooder (http://youtu.be/SneZt8j7wt8)
Wow what a great cover!!, just great.
newer stuff http://youtu.be/8klxy2kehKA
It was alright.
And then country music goes metadimensional. Turtles all the way down. (http://youtu.be/LWx6csgGkg4)
A really good song! The guitar was so catchy. Lyrics confused me a bit though.
Nobuo Uematsu - Answers (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b96rrbo-_Ik)
I couldn't last that long. I got to the non-operative singing and I decided I was done. After all, I got better songs to listen to.
The Grey Funeral Line by Jolie Holland (http://youtu.be/AuvMItKy3E8)