I'll rate any song posted in this thread*

[bigtiddyoneesan]

4.3/10, listening to this feels like asking someone to get you lunch from a buffet and after 30 minutes they come back with a single donut.

 

[immortalartisan]

5.9/10, lowered mainly for subpar lyrics. an issue i often find with recreations/homages to anything 50+ years old is that they're created self-consciously by people with 'modern' affects, whereas people in the 40s/50s who wrote (in this instance) doo-wop songs didn't have an ounce of larp in their bones, to them it was contemporary.


i don't think Sseth has either, so that checks out since you two have pretty much the same taste in games. i played one of them for like 30 minutes on my Switch many years back, that's it.

6.9/10, very touhouesque. almost too touhouesque. does ZUN know about this?

...I have terrible news then, the entire band is a very deliberate larp as a 50+ year old band

you know im pretty sure even Sseth lacks the masochism required to play something like lob corp.
apparently the song is the theme for a western themed level

 

[immortalartisan]

at least you get to see them get booed in this one though

Probably hard to appreciate the musical layers unless you played all the previous risk of rain games before this remake

 

[Angry_Panda]

Two songs from 1976 albums.

First, from the top album of the year (on the US Billboard year-end charts), the only song I've ever heard make reference to Nat Sherman cigarettes, and the song that put the guitar talk-box into the public consciousness, Peter Frampton's "Do You Feel Like We Do" from Frampton Comes Alive.

Somewhat less known now, but much more of a period piece, Boz Scaggs's Silk Degrees is both an exceptional encapsulation of the mainstream sounds of 1976 and a tour de force of his writing ability, and he was rewarded with 17th place on the year end charts and 8th place the following year. "Lido Shuffle" would be released as a single in 1977 and stalled out at number 11, but seeing as how Scaggs got a platinum disc for the single and a 5x platinum for the album, he did alright.

 

[bigtiddyoneesan]

at least you get to see them get booed in this one though

6.8/10, all opening bands need a few boos to whip them into shape.

Probably hard to appreciate the musical layers unless you played all the previous risk of rain games before this remake

i've only played RoR2, and only for a little while. it was pretty fun though, i'd definitely play it with my bro @pandascepter if he wasn't homeless. 6.5/10.

 

[Cool.Ice]

 

[bigtiddyoneesan]

Two songs from 1976 albums.

First, from the top album of the year (on the US Billboard year-end charts), the only song I've ever heard make reference to Nat Sherman cigarettes, and the song that put the guitar talk-box into the public consciousness, Peter Frampton's "Do You Feel Like We Do" from Frampton Comes Alive.

i forgot this song existed, though i've heard it on the radio plenty. the only Peter Frampton songs i can claim to know are the two obvious ones (one of which (Baby I Love Your Way) i was always annoyed that the live version would come up first). anyways, 7.6/10. it would've been a bit higher if it wasn't FOURTEEN MINUTES LONG (though i will admit this is probably the best version, even against the studio recording)

Somewhat less known now, but much more of a period piece, Boz Scaggs's Silk Degrees is both an exceptional encapsulation of the mainstream sounds of 1976 and a tour de force of his writing ability, and he was rewarded with 17th place on the year end charts and 8th place the following year. "Lido Shuffle" would be released as a single in 1977 and stalled out at number 11, but seeing as how Scaggs got a platinum disc for the single and a 5x platinum for the album, he did alright.

8.7/10, a classic. i'm surprised it didn't reach higher in the charts. i always thought it was super catchy and timeless.

 

[Angry_Panda]

i forgot this song existed, though i've heard it on the radio plenty. the only Peter Frampton songs i can claim to know are the two obvious ones (one of which (Baby I Love Your Way) i was always annoyed that the live version would come up first). anyways, 7.6/10. it would've been a bit higher if it wasn't FOURTEEN MINUTES LONG (though i will admit this is probably the best version, even against the studio recording)

Yeah, it's SO LONG. Good song if the DJ needs to step out to use the restroom and smoke, though.

 

[bigtiddyoneesan]

Football fans are among the least sentient people on the planet.

6.3/10

what the fuck do you expect me to do with this? rate it? 6.4/10

 

[Cool.Ice]

Football fans are among the least sentient people on the planet.

6.3/10


what the fuck do you expect me to do with this? rate it? 6.4/10

I need to become the matpat to find the song you will rate 10

 

[bigtiddyoneesan]

I need to become the matpat to find the song you will rate 10

already happened. @BakedBanana has the honor of submitting the only 10/10 i've ever given

OUR VERY FIRST 10/10!! this song fills me with an indescribable joy that i humbly wish for you, too, to all to feel someday

 

[Cool.Ice]

already happened. @BakedBanana has the honor of submitting the only 10/10 i've ever given

... Is this why matpat retired..?

 

[Cool.Ice]

You might know this song

 

[keatsta]

 

[bigtiddyoneesan]

You might know this song

5.4/10. harsh vocals, unimaginative lyrics, and annoying instrumentals. i don't know this song, and i don't care to know this song!

 

[bigtiddyoneesan]

2.4/10, i need to wash my ears after listening to this

 

[Cool.Ice]

Lemme see the results on my fav song

 

[deleted-user-8fc958e75c]

Lemme see the results on my fav song

Rip cool.ice-nya

6 10, 2024 - 3 7, 2026

 

[manadrop]

 

[AVGMR]

I have very mixed opinions on lil darkie since his music can range from good to barely coherent noise but I really like when he just takes a step back and chills

Denzel made one of his best albums and the proceeded to make it even better with a jazz cover of the album