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I don't listen to Korn at all, but this is alright. 7/10.

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S'good, though I've heard much more interesting Progressive House.
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7.5/10, feels like Sega Genesis music meets traditional Arabian

8/10
Such a disturbing song by Claypool & Co.

It sounds like the love child between Gorillaz and David Bowie. Pretty neat.
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I'm sorry but I'm not really a fan honestly, the high pitch in her voice was a bit grating at times and the lyrics scream 'preppy high school girl' to me.

The track before me was great. Very mellow and bluesy which is very rare to hear nowadays and I especially love the girl in the backing vocals, too. Made the song haunting to a degree. Only gripe was probably the chords, felt repetitive but that's common in any song considering. 8/10.

Like the guitar job but the voicing was a little unsettling for me. 8/10

10/10 All I can say about this track: hauntingly beautiful.

It's like your typical pop modern song with a guitar sample but somehow the vocals reminds me of lil' jon. 7/10

My first listen is a little underwhelming, but it seems like the type of song that would grow on me, so I'm feelin' a 7 or an 8.

I can't stop posting GUM.

7/10

(and no the female vocalist isn't using autotune, that's actually a vocaloid, Luka to be exact)

Eh… not really my cup of tea
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I don't tend to listen to hip-hop. This track has a fun groove though, quite enjoyable. It didn't feel like it was really moving anywhere, if I were to bring up a complaint.

8/10
Ain't bad m8

Sounds like it should have a rap over top of it. It's all right, just not my cup of tea. 6/10

Seeing the year it was released in, I don't think it has aged well and it kind of overstays its welcome.
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The Neighbourhood – #icanteven (Ft. French Montana) , it's my fav band

I like the contrasts and change in the tempo quite a bit, and the lyrics are more catchy that I would've thought. 6-7/10.

8/10
Not bad, I liked the transition from a blues song to an upbeat dance song

4.5/5 Stars
Pretty relaxing

I remember listening to this in a combo video for Abate's Luigi in competitive Melee. So smooth and upbeat. Lot of fun to listen to.
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5/10 I have mixed feelings since this cover reminds me of the original and the cheery tone of that pretty much conflicts to the mood of this version.
Had I not been familiar with the original I'd probably enjoy it more

9/10
I always see that album in /mu/ charts, maybe I should check out, is not bad.

10/10 HOLY FUNK WHERE WAS THIS SONG ALL MY LIFE?

Pretty good, although it's not what I'd typically listen to. I do really like the melody in the second half, though.

Here's some fresh meat.

7.8/10 reminds me a lot of 60's psychedelic rock, so much so that the song makes me want to put on a tie-die t-shirt and "stick it to the man" by taking LSD from strangers

8/10 Great garage rock sound to it

The music video is an accurate representation of my insomnia problem still no voices in my head tho.
7/10 Not my thing but ain't that bad.

8/10, I especially like when it gets about 2 minutes in.

Oh hey what a coincidence, I've got a cover of a song from a Ghibli film I wanna post now:

8.7/10. Just a few seconds in and I really like what I'm hearing so far.

Kind of a let down for me. With the build up that it had at first, I thought it would transition into something similar to Muzzy's old DnB style. Was hoping for a banger and was left disappointed with a meh sounding DnB track.
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6/10, solid track on its own but I'm not too big on modern electronic music

8/10
I can diggy it

9/10 like a spanish Frank Sinatra song

A little too slow for my taste, not really my thing, but not bad. 6/10

The music video is also pretty cool, kinda gives off a Hotline: Miami vibe to me. Just wish it didn't also cut out parts of the song

I've listened to this song so many times before that it's a staple in my own personal playlist. It's just such a good, catchy song and I love you for sharing it in this thread. 10/10.

It's got a nice disco-y vibe to it and good production, although I can't help but feel that the vocals lack some "spunk." I'm feelin' a decent to strong 7.

9/10 I love prog and I love Van Der Graaf Generator

8/10 Of course I can't hear this song without thinking of Super Size Me. Also my mom's boyfriend has this as the ringtone when she calls him.

8/10, the instrumentals sound like something out of an older Sonic game, and in general it's got that sound of cheesy 80s dance hits I unironically enjoy.

6/10 video's gloriously cheesy and dated, but song does nothing for me

>Mingus

9/10

Although when I heard this album for the first time I totally didn't get it, but now is one of my favorite jazz albums

The story of Judy: the first brony pegasister

10/10 I now have a new band to start checking out
Also it's funny that you said you didn't get it at first, that album in particular clicked with me on first listen lol

Beautifully 70's I love it 10/10

8/10 I don't find it as nearly immersive as Left Hand Free or Every Other Freckle, but it's actually better than I thought it was going to be.

The 80s were a mistake
5/10
Electronic drums and overuse of synthesizers aren't my thing.

TIL that one of the writers of the song "Let it Go" also wrote this:

7/10, not the best song from Avenue Q but still pretty memorable.

8/10

I know how much eminem has made his way to the mainstream but in this song he really touched on alot of "forbidden" topics and a part of why he is so legendary.

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