Rate the song above you

[Vipera Magnifica]

8/10 I had no idea who he was until looking him up, but wow he did a lot of amazing soundtracks, for sure. Rest in peace.

Jack White - Lazaretto

 

[ozzi9816]

7.5/10
It definitely isn't my kind of music, but it sounds good enough

twenty one pilots: House of Gold

 

[Kung Fu Ferret]

6/10. It wasn't enough to list my spirits...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ch1X4Dj705o
Stone Sour "Bother"

Sorry for the bump, guys...

 

[Sandstone-Shadow]

8/10. That's nice, actually. I know a couple of songs by Stone Sour (and by some, I mean one...) but I liked this too. Maybe I'll listen to more by them.

Pentatonix - Sing

 

[Scootaloo]

7/10. Liked some parts, some parts I didn't care for. Maisie Williams was my favourite part.

Django Django - Shake and Tremble

 

[Kung Fu Ferret]

6/10 I am enjoying it..


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQ3fQ8lkgEY
Amberian Dawn "Lionheart"

 

[Sglod]

8/10 I was suprised when the vocals came in, but in a good way

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSq1FBvmKM4

Grey Smoke by Blood Red Shoes

 

[Vipera Magnifica]

8/10 Pretty good. I've never heard of this band before, but I like them.

This counts as a song, right?

 

[jayrachi]

10/10, had me laughing the first time I saw it, no different today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhUF4Beb9Y4
Room to Breathe - Vinny (from Vinesauce)

 

[Lady Grimdour]

Sounds like a credits song to a really good tv show. 8/10.

Something new by something old. Victory or Die - Motorhead. Warning: it's loud. Then again, everything Motorhead is.

 

[jayrachi]

8/10, I like loud and fast music, so this was actually a treat to listen to. Never really gave Motörhead a listen until now. I like what I'm hearing so far, though.

Trapped in the Sites - Municipal Waste Similarly loud. If you lived in northern Virginia in October, 2002 you'll know what this song is about.

 

[Vipera Magnifica]

6/10 Not bad, but didn't really click with me. I like thrash metal, but this just doesn't seem like anything out of the ordinary. I can definitely hear the Slayer influence though.

Opeth - Demon of the Fall

This has got to be one of my favorite Opeth songs. The way Mikael Åkerfeldt can seamlessly transition from the most demonic vocals he's ever done to the most angelic gives me serious chills every time.

 

[Lady Grimdour]

6/10. I was never a fan of that genre. Definitely felt Diablo-esque, but not for casual listening.

Now for something completely different. Pistol Grip Pump - Rage Against the Machine. Content warning, this is a cover of Volume 10, during the early era of hip hop, specifically when the NWA was still going strong.

 

[Sglod]

4/10 I've never really liked this lot... They're too edgy for me...

Ride on Shooting Star by The Pillows

 

[Lady Grimdour]

It's too... repetitive, musically. Personally, I need something that has more punch. Also, remind me to never post Slayer or Dead Kennedys here.

Here's something you might like, actually. In One Ear - Cage The Elephant

 

[Sglod]

9/10 Wooo! Cage the Elephant! I have been listening to them for a couple of years now. Their new album is brilliant!

Rococo - Arcade Fire

 

[Sandstone-Shadow]

Oh, neat. Kinda different from what I usually listen to, in a nice way. 8/10? I dunno. Reminds me of...

The Rat - The Walkmen

(okay maybe it reminded me of something else by The Walkmen, but I can only think of this one by name right now!)

 

[Kung Fu Ferret]

9/10. Wasn't expecting that

Here's the alternate version of Brother Bear's intro theme

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-d9bhILswnc

 

[Sonny McBar]

7/10

How dare you bring me excited with the words "Brother" and "Bear"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uX7sCtkxiB0

 

[Sglod]

4/10 Nnh... Nice rock shuffle, but it'd be better if it were played on proper instruments...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rF8khJ7P4Wg

You must listen to it all.

Edit: Changed the link because the video ended too soon...