That intro beat knocked me out.
The melody sounds very interesting, but kinda.... creepy? The tempo gets from slow to fast. And the voices perhaps/? suit the song very well. The thing that I really like here are the drums, it has really nice beats. Wow, I gotta say it got pretty well from the first 2 minutes. It made me shattered awhile after listening to this song, even tho it's not that particular or something. Maybe I'll listen to this song once again.

Here's again from me/

That's acutally really nice. Calming, soothing, and easy in the beginning. Still, it possess deep sorrow and power. Interesting mix of vocal styles. What I like is when the beat drops and you get the surging synth and the key goes up vocally. The energy is quite high here. Like the lyrics too, great message. I am literally going to save this piece. Awesome. OH, and that guitar solo...nice.


And now, just thought I had to drop a bomb on this whole thread. Make sure you listen to the WHOLE thing. It's actually pretty good (albeit humorous):

Cool, how amazing is it, that you watch Bad Lip Reading too? Anyway, the lip reading is a bit off, but that's okay I guess. This is funny, but I did not laugh. I guess I'm not the type of person that laughs, though I did think this was quite funny and entertaining to watch. The instrumental is pretty cool too. The rap is the best part of the song for me! (Luke's part) Now see my music.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cT4myc9QLTc

Nice beat, and an interesting song. There are moments when it seemed like it was just another generic trance song, but the build ups in between had a bit more of a unique and adventurous feel to them. Huh, I guess the climaxes of the song were my least favourite part, then.


Here's some... I don't know what to call this. Symphonic speedcore? It entertains me.

That was nice. But to be honest I didn't really like the song until about :50. I would definitely listen to it again, but it's not something I would actively look for. The entire song flowed into each part well, but I just have to ask:
What is going on in the music video?
We see this lady floating in what I'm assuming is water, but I can't really be too sure. Then that black stuff comes out of the ground and starts eating up everything, eventually forming crystals that eventually forming a pillar ( that apparently the lady was in?)
When the lasers came in I giggled a bit to myself because those just came out of nowhere.

Don't get my wrong I liked the song but I was just confused by the video. The electronic parts along with the instruments combined well and it really just made the song that much better.

Anyways, one to one of my favorite songs from Homestuck:

Aw, this song makes me so happy. What is that ringing sound, bells? This reminds me of Rainbow Road for some reason, so nostalgia! Hurray! Somewhere in the later half of the song, things start getting more exciting, and it starts reminding me of other games I've played for some reason. It... just sounds so similar to the music that was playing in some of the games I played as a kid.
Here you go with mine.

heh, this one was a little bit funny, and it is exactly why I almost never play Mario games when they come out. The background music in the beginning felt really reminiscent of the original sounds the NES used. But really, this song raises a serious question. Why DOES Mario do all this stuff constantly to save peach? I mean I would get tired of it eventually. But this seems like a really good artist/group. I'll need to look into more of their stuff.
Now for something with a bit more ridiculous name:

Sounds creepy at first. And the title of the music... just why? Your friends asks you what is your favorite song and you're like "Pumpkin Party in Sea Hitler's Sea Apocalypse." Why would they name it in such a weird way? Anyways, a very energetic song and I love that banjo and the background voices. This is a good song to play at a party. Some parts remind of me of Super Mario Land or Super Mario RPG. Now for something that I have.

This reminds me of something. I don't know what it is, I don't think i'm going to ever know what it is, but It reminds me of something nonetheless. I never really listen to acapella, so I don't exactly have much experience with the genre. All of the vocalists seemed to never overtake each other in volume or attention, except for the guy on the far right at the end. Why did his part go on for so long at the end? It was all good though.

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the title of the music... just why? Your friends asks you what is your favorite song and you're like "Pumpkin Party in Sea Hitler's Sea Apocalypse." Why would they name it in such a weird way?

Because that song is the theme of a character that lives in sea hitler's water apocalypse and throws parties where pumpkins are handed around.
Duh.
Also, my turn!

I honestly do not know if this song is trying to make me feel scared or feel happy. Some parts are happy, some parts are somewhat scary. I wish the music at 0:49 was repeated more often. It is easily the best part about this whole song. The drums are on point throughout the whole entire song. It reminds me of the Bowser Castle songs from Mario Kart. Overall, the song is good. My turn now.

To be honest... I don't really like it. The melody is good and simple and fairly enjoyable. The singer's voice is alright and the animation is pretty nice looking. What I didn't like was the lyrics. I guess it might have been a humoristic song and I shouldn't judge it harshly, and perhaps I would like it 3 years ago, but the message is kind of weird. Mario is a guy who is pretty much obsessed with damsel in distress despite his constant frustration, and the song is sung like a pop ballad. It seems like it wants me to take it seriously when it's sung like that. But I can't. Or maybe I'm just a guy who can't take a joke and wants to overthink things. Besides, ballads and game themed songs aren't really my cup of tea.
My turn now.
This song has two vεrsions. One by Catch 22 and one by Streetlight Manifesto from the album Keasby Nights. The SM one is pretty much a cover with some changes and higher quality. Tomas Kalnoky wrote this song and was a former member of Catch 22 and now the lead singer and writer of SM. Despite the quality of the cover, the original by Catch 22 is more enegetic with its rough music and a bit more enjoyable. Okay enough with the introduction, ON TO THE SONG!!!

So the beginning reminds me of one of the Legend of Zelda songs due to the harmonica sound. I think it's a harmonica anyway. Then it switches to what sounds like Donkey Kong due to the drums. And the trumpet reminds of Super Mario 3D World. I enjoy playing Nintendo games, which is why I am making all these video game references by the way. This is a bit too short for such a great song. If this was longer it would be better.
My turn now.

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So the beginning reminds me of one of the Legend of Zelda songs due to the harmonica sound. I think it's a harmonica anyway. Then it switches to what sounds like Donkey Kong due to the drums. And the trumpet reminds of Super Mario 3D World. I enjoy playing Nintendo games, which is why I am making all these video game references by the way. This is a bit too short for such a great song. If this was longer it would be better.
My turn now.

Not awful actually. It sounds like it was made in the 2000's, but a 70's gangster would listen to it. This may seem stupid, but i'm pretty sure it's alternate pop. I don't know, blame P!TAD. The melody is enjoyable, and in my mind, i can play out a tiny story. I kinda doze off from listening to it though, so i come back with the song repeatedly singing "I just got GOOD news" again and again.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3bcK987kaU

I don't play Pokemon, but after scrolling around on iFunny, i found this incredibly addictive track.

The song is very peaceful and nice to listen to. This is a good song for a fitful sleepers, or people who have a hard time relaxing in general. The bells are on point in this song, and the beat is pretty nice too. The piano is so soothing to listen to and reminds me of movie credits due to the relaxation you get when you listen to this song. I will definitely listen to this later.
Now listen to this.