critique the song above

[Jabberwocky]

7/10

im still checking out mogwai and their catalogue and am definitely enjoying what i've been exposed too. one of my favourite instrumental post-rock bands for sure.

now to something a litte more rockin.

Godsmack - Stay Away

 

[sixpartseven]

7.5/10

Normally, I am not a huge Godsmack fan, but I can definitely appreciate Stay Away - among a few other tracks.

And since I like to spam BL with the music I am currently liking a lot, we will go with (and again continuing with the instrumental theme I'm on)...

Russian Circles - Station

 

[His Name Is Frank]

8/10

I usually don't like instrumentals that last over 8 minutes unless it's Tool playing. This rocked though. Thanks!

Kayne West ft. Rakim, Nas and KRS One - Classic


^^more of the latter and less of the Kanye

 

[EA-1475]

Decent jam in the old school style.
Rakim's verse - Awesome
Nas - OK
Kanye's verse - meh
KRS's - very good.

Just Jack - Snowflakes

 

[mariacallas]

8.5/10
I've always liked this little tune.
A lot of people don't know that David Gilmour of Pink Floyd produced this track. You can definitely hear his influence as it sounds a lot like Momentary Lapse of Reason-era Floyd with its reverby drums and chorused-out guitars.
The nostalgic lyrics romanticize a bygone era of simpler times. A world that really doesn't exist anymore. Because of this, the song has always makes me a little melancholy.

Life in a Northern Town is one of my most favorite songs ever. You summed up my feelings for it perfectly.
ooops....carry on....

 

[mariacallas]

Decent jam in the old school style.
Rakim's verse - Awesome
Nas - OK
Kanye's verse - meh
KRS's - very good.

Just Jack - Snowflakes

7/10
Nice one. I like the way his lyrics flowed over that lovely riff. I may be biased of course as I just adore the original by the Cure.

Section 25 ~ Inspiration
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPWKPJKoYvg

 

[Thanatos]

3/10 pretty boring stuff. There is hardly any progression in the music and its just kind of lame.

Kero One- In All The Wrong Places
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcoFh9cUDWI

 

[His Name Is Frank]

2/10 Like listening to Jurassic 5 performing, if four them left and the remaining guy found Jesus and xanax.

dEus - Include Me Out

 

[Beenhead]

^ 5/10. I like the song, its very slow and minimal. I like that in a song. Though it is just a tad plain. I would like the dude to spice it up, yet keep it minimal!

Captain Beyon: Sufficiently Breathless

It kept rebuffering for me, so I am sorry if it does!

 

[Shlumpeet]

8/10

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFWPeVfWB9o&feature=PlayList&p=C0508DE960C29685&playnext=1&index=1

 

[neverstop]

U2 is always solid, I actually hadn't heard that song before but I liked it 8/10

http://www.imeem.com/people/Zpu0ho/music/2JX7Jzer/sonic_youth_teen_age_riot/

make sure to listen past the intro the song doesn't really start till 1:21

 

[maloxx]

sonic youth has always been strangely bland to me, considering how musically genius they are supposed to be

guess what was cutting edge back then...

speaking of which...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIHP9o6X6D8

 

[sixpartseven]

^ 9/10

Steve Miller Band in general has always been one of my favorites, but The Joker is probably my favorite song by them, up there with Space Cowboy (lol).

Ugly Casanova - Cat Faces

 

[Thanatos]

3/10 I have never been a fan of Isaac Brock. I have never been able to get into modest mouse or ugly casanova

Natiruts- Una Vez Mas
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEaUolkL2Gs&feature=related

 

[Bomboclat]

5/10
pretty good but really not my style

Gloria -Patti Smith

 

[Beenhead]

6/10--- its not a bad rendition, especially if she plays the guitar herself! But does she have one original song, or just covers?


Nektar - Remember the Future, Part One

 

[ninjadanslarbretabar]

But does she have one original song, or just covers

her album horses is worth checking

Punk rock's poet laureate, Patti Smith ranks among the most influential female rock & rollers of all time. Ambitious, unconventional, and challenging, Smith's music was hailed as the most exciting fusion of rock and poetry since Bob Dylan's heyday.

Patti Smith has been a great source of inspiration for Michael Stipe of R.E.M. Listening to her album Horses when he was 15 made a huge impact on him. He said later: "I decided then that I was going to start a band.''

 

[Pander Bear]

beanfiend dosn't know patti smith??!

PS: ninja... i know you know the last post in the guess the album thread... even if you dont think you do.

 

[spaceyourbass]

6/10--- its not a bad rendition, especially if she plays the guitar herself! But does she have one original song, or just covers?


Nektar - Remember the Future, Part One

10/10 cus I finally found the band that inspired Les Claypool's Electric Apricot movie (spoof documentary about jam bands, funny as crap)!

Speaking of Les Claypool, how's about a little PRIMUS?

Jerry was a Racecar Driver - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUxAol0wbak
with a Bocephus sticker on his 442 he'd light em up just for fun

I never got it though. Is Claypool from a redneck family? I know they were auto mechanics, but I always though he was Jewish. Does he just enjoy singing with a country twang or what? Anyone know?

or just rate the song hah

 

[Beenhead]

beanfiend dosn't know patti smith??!

PS: ninja... i know you know the last post in the guess the album thread... even if you dont think you do.

If she is punk Rocks bob dylan, I wouldnt of. I am not into punk rock at all. But that cover she did was very nice.