Hit Random and Rate 5 Songs Thread

Gяiєvєs · 02-12-2008, 02:27 AM

So being as most of us listen to music while we are browsing the forums..I thought it would be cool to rehash an idea I stole from another forum...Hit random/shuffle on your comp or ipod/mp3 device and rate the next five songs...

1. Queens of The Stone Age - I Never Came (6/10, A rare mid-tempo song for them...A light mellow number that passes as quickly as it comes, nothing really stands out but it is a solid song)

2. Devin the Dude - Boom 1 (2/10, Funny Interlude but no music)

3. DJ Shadow - Mashin' On The Motorway (7/10, great song, would fit right in on a getaway mix, great use of ambient noise, voice recordings, and organic and synthesized music)

4. Kalyanji Anandji - My Guru (7/10, I love the sitar and this song is full of em, the dated effect on the recoding at the beginning is a nice touch, and the mix of mid-east and modern drum/bass is quite pleasing to the ear, great song for a stoned mix, get baked, float away)

5. Wolfmother - Mind's Eye (6/10, I have never heard this song before, it has a nice start to it, it has a real mellow ballad feel, good rainy day lyrics and some strong vocals into the chorus, great chorus and bridge.It opens up into almost a Whoish organ workout...This one is a good one for the downtimes)

Man in Black · 02-12-2008, 03:53 AM

1. Pink Floyd-Pigs (Three Different Ones) - (6/10) From the album "Animals". More like a scherzo from a larger piece than a song because like most Pink Floyd albums it is meant to be listened to from beginning to end. Not my favorite song from the album but still good.

2.The Lovin' Spoonful-Summer in the City - (5/10) Good classic rock song from the sixties, probably familiar to most people, especially the keyboard part. Used in a Gatorade commercial. Very catchy and upbeat.

3.The Doors-Lament - (7/10) From the album An American Prayer which was released years after Morrison's death. The album is Morrison's poetry with the Doors playing music to it. The poem/song is about Morrison's cock. "Lament for my cock, sore and crucified". Really nice relaxing music to accompany it. Before you go assuming that a poem about your penis is automatically gay, I think most guys can relate with the sentiments expressed. "Guitar player, ancient wise satyr, sing your ode to my cock". "Death old friend, death and my cock are the world." A great example of the poetic Morrison at his best.

4.Soundgarden-Spoonman - (7/10) Great song by Soundgarden, obviously refering to the spoon used to melt heroin. Love the guitar riffs and especially the line "All my friends are skeletons, they beat the rhythym with their bones". Nice and heavy.

5.Elton John-Daniel - (7/10) I'm actually glad I did this because I haven't heard this song in a while. Slow, very sad, melodical song about missing your brother. Simple but meaningful lyrics. I'd like to include a little bit.."Daniel my brother you are older than me, do you still feel the pain of the scars that won't heal? Your eyes have died but you see more than I, Daniel you're a star in the face of the sky". That lyric definetely leads me to believe that the song was written about an older brother's drug usage and rambling. Makes me think of how my little bro must feel about me sometimes. Not a big Elton John fan but this is one of his good songs.

Blue_Dolphin · 02-12-2008, 06:13 AM

1. In flames - Moonshield 6/10
Gotta be in the right mood to listen to it.

2. Less than Jake - Krazy glue 7/10

3. DJ Sammy - Heaven 10/10

4. Daft Punk - Something about us 8/10

5. Hank Williams Jr. - Family Tradition 9/10

**AlteredStateGrl** · 02-12-2008, 06:43 AM

Sitting, Waiting, Wishing - Jack Johnson 8/10

Damn It Feels Good to be a Gangsta - Geto Boys 7/10

Dragula - Rob Zombie 7/10

If You're Going to San Francisco - The Byrds 9/10

Fortunate Son - Creedence Clearwater Revival 10/10

Disclaimer - These are just general ratings...given the right time/situation/location...etc...the y could very well all be a 10/10. If I didn't love them for some reason or another, they wouldn't be on mah Ipod.

Man in Black · 02-12-2008, 12:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blue_Dolphin

5. Hank Williams Jr. - Family Tradition 9/10

Good tune

©antSEEme · 02-12-2008, 01:37 PM

mos def & talib kweli "freestyle" - 10/10

led zepplin "out on the tiles" - 10/10

o.c. "born 2 live" - 10/10

pete rock & cl smooth "they reminisce over you" - 10/10

mobb deep "give up the goods" - 10/10

i dont keep any music lower than a 10 on my shit.

farmergiles · 02-12-2008, 01:59 PM

1: Waltz for a piano in A minor - Chopin
5/10 Pleasant enough, rather lacking in substance. Sounds a bit like some incidental music from a costume drama

2: Acknowledgement - John Coltrane
9/10 Some of the best played and most radical jazz ever- really pushing the boundaries. Little bit taxing for easy listening. Best heard along with the rest of the album (A Love Supreme) cos its like a chapter from a story.

3: Have a Little Faith in Me- The Bellrays (B side- not the album version)
7/10 Combination of raw soulful vocals, luscious chord progressions and a mix similar to a Motorhead album from about 1979.

4: Don`t Be Sore at Me- The Parliaments
7/10 Snappy little northern soul style no. Good for some talcum style dance moves specially if it`s played a bit fast

5: Relentless- The Aquanauts
7/10 Driving Techno with trademark UR 2 step rythm and wicked heavy bass line.

Krunk · 02-12-2008, 02:55 PM

Hallucinogen - The Herb Garden (10/10)
Trance. Doesn't get very deep musically, but I don't mind. Once you turn up the volume its all good.

Shpongle - Dorset Perception (10/10)
Gotta love the Spanish guitar. Its like an old mexican medley, but then all tranced the fuck out. I love this song.

sts9 - Murph (10/10)
Murph talks too much.

Grateful Dead - Foolish Heart (10/10)
Upbeat, skippy track. Gotta love the dead.

Keller Williams - Keep it Simple (10/10)
Its Keller. Need I say more?

cantSEEme set the bar pretty high.

burnt_hiphophead · 02-12-2008, 03:44 PM

Ludacris - Money Maker (7/10)
Catchy beat and Luda's always entertaining, but we're not talking about some real deep lyrics.

Sweatshop Union - Union Dues (9.5/10)
Driving, head-nodder of a beat. Very talented lyrically, both in content and the way they present it.

Common - The People. I don't really remember this song, but I rated it 5 stars on my itunes. Yeah I still dig it a lot. (9/10)

2Pac - Intro (Me Against the World) (4/10)
If only this would've been ANY other song on this awesome, awesome disc. It's interesting to hear clips talking about his legal troubles, but it's not the kind of track you listen to on repeat.

R. Kelly - I can't sleep (3/10)
Kind of embarrassing to listen to R. Kelly since that whole "peeing on the underage girl" thing and subsequent Chappelle video. Drip, drip, drip...

Gяiєvєs · 02-12-2008, 03:59 PM

Great responses everyone, round 2...

Cream - Toad (10/10, rowdy song, would have gotten a 8 on aesthetics alone, but throw in that awesome drum solo by baker and you have something really special, it's almost cliche at this point but it is still one of the best drum solos in modern rock music)

Spoon - The Infinite Pet (7/10, I'm a big fan of Spoon, this is a solid strut song but not my absolute favorite by the band)

No Doubt - Ache (6/10, on the sexiness of gwen's voice alone, this is a nice little ska number, full of horns, reggae guitars and organs, a fun little mid-tempo number)

Lil' Scrappy - Gangsta, Gangsta (5/10, completely average hip-pop, not much substance but notterrible enough to warrant a skip)

Keith Murray - Weeble Wobble (9/10, Murray is the shit, virtually unknown on the west coast, but thanks to some heads on this very site, exposure has been made and I dig, good production on this one, great flow, and good chorus all add up to a winner)

©antSEEme · 02-12-2008, 04:01 PM

the west coast don't kno about murray???!?!?!?!

FOR SHAME!!!!

BearsysRevenge · 02-12-2008, 04:11 PM

Muse - Sing for Absolution (8/10) pretty good song.

Nirvana - Where Did You Sleep Last Night(MTV Unplugged) (9/10) Powerful version of the song.

The Animals - House of the Rising Sun (10/10) Amazing song, love it.

Portugal. The Man - Emerald Magic (8/10) One of the more memorable songs off of "It's Complicated Being a Wizard"

Metallica - Master of Puppets (9/10) Rocks hard and fast, one of the first songs that got me into Metallica

farmergiles · 02-12-2008, 04:42 PM

1: Alien Vessel Distress Call - Drexciya
10/10 I give everything by Drexciya 10/10 if you don`t like Drexciya you`ll hate it

2: Theme From Narc - The Pixies
5/10 I don`t mind the Pixies but this is a little bit Pixies by numbers,

3: Home Street - Ark
5/10 Nice bit of production, there`s better songs on this album though, this one never really goes anywhere.

4: Talkin` Loud and Sayin` Nothing - James Brown
10/10 What can I say. Honest it just came up.

5: Physical (You`re So) - Adam and the Ants
7/10 Quality seminal punk track with S&M overtones

Waves · 02-12-2008, 06:33 PM

1. Modest Mouse - The View - 8/10 Classic mm riff with the classic mm disco rock feel, good times track

2. Grateful dead - Friend of the Devil - 10/10 Nothing more can be said about this song. Its just good.

3. Joe Satriani - Oriental Melody - 7/10 Cool song, nice catchy riff that joe shreds mad lickz over, great use of guitar scales and you can tell he knows how to put together a good song

4. Billy Bragg & Wilco - Airline to heaven - 6/10 from "mermaid avenue vol 2" which was a bunch of woody guthry poems put to music by b.b. and wilco. this particular track is sorta meh but the album and vol. 1 are pure gold

5. The Roots - In The Music - 8/10 It's in the music, turn it up, let it knock, let it bang on the block til the neighbors call the cops.

№1 · 02-19-2008, 04:02 PM

Cake - War pigs: Five stars, definitely five stars, a classic remade with a funky fresh twist. Always topical too, works just as well for now as it did then.

Dusty Springfield - Son of a Preacher Man: Five stars for sure, I loves me some horns.

Earth, Wind and Fire - September: Its got a good beat and its easy to dance to Dick, I give it five out of five. Listen to all those horns and who doesn't like the sight of nine black guys in violet and gold all moving in step.

Bruce Willis - Respect Yourself: Die hard with a beat mother fuckers! A Staple Singers standard, bad ass tune done with a 'Bruno' attitude and plenty of brass. Five stars.

Dave Brubeck - Take Five: Theres those horns again, a musical masterpiece worthy of its own thread really. The 5/4 beat is superb. This one I'll give six stars.

Ima do six...

Gleaming Spires - Are You Ready For The Sex Girls: Its just god damned fun!

xMSx · 02-19-2008, 04:08 PM

Fortunate Son - CCR (8/10) flows very nicely while delivering the upbeat quality that you expect from CCR.

Immigrant Song - Led Zeppelin (9/10) what more can be said this song? great beat, references to ancient mythology, and of course the steady voice of Robert Plant at his finest.

Rainy Day, Dream Away (7/10) not one of my favorite hendrix tunes but its greatness is still clear. smooth guitar combined with the smooth lay-downs of jimi's riffs and solos, some a little too much wah effect.

Carry You - Dispatch (9/10) you probably aren't familiar with dispatch, very good group of musicians who broke up a few years ago. This song provides very easy listening vocals while you are serenaded by a simple yet elegant chord progression.

Blasphemy - Tupac Shakur (8.5/10) 2pac at his finest, this is a favorite of mine and one of 15 rap songs on my entire playlist. I don't know what attaches me to tupac...but something about his lyrics, complexities, and allusion draws me into this upbeat song of religious zeal through life.

herbinator45 · 02-19-2008, 04:39 PM

1. King Geedorah- Monster Zero: dope instrumental.. funny use of samples.. 4.5/5
2. Party Over- Mobb Deep: dope beat, dope catchy chorus that makes you want to sing along. 4.5/5
3. Basket Case- DangerDoom- dope beat, hilarious harvey birdman sample. 5/5
4. Subroc's Mission- KMD: one of my favourite hip-hop tracks ever. One of the few KMD tracks that Subroc gets the chance to show his skills on the mic. again, uber dope beat. 5/5
5. Pack the Pipe- The Pharcyde- perfect track to end on for this forum, wow. craziness. haha 5/5

herbinator45 · 02-19-2008, 04:48 PM

herb wants to do another 5....

1. MF Doom vs Beatnuts- off the books and Gangstarr- just to get a rep. dope reworking of two old catchy tracks. 5/5
2. Up the Spout- Juno Soundtrack, forget who plays it- riff really calms me down. that's worth 5/5
3. I Can't Lie- LL Cool J- off his first record. dope track. very raw. 4/5
4. Fancy Clown- Madvillain- almost like a Doom Ballad-- dopeness. one of my favourite doom tracks. 5/5
5. Apple Juice Break- Charizma & PeanutButter Wolf- and ode to charizma's, and one of my favourite drinks, Apple Juice. 5/5

02-12-2008, 02:27 AM	#1 (permalink)
Gяiєvєs High Score Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Terra Sancta Posts: 7,787 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 420 Thanked 201 Times in 91 Posts	Hit Random and Rate 5 Songs Thread So being as most of us listen to music while we are browsing the forums..I thought it would be cool to rehash an idea I stole from another forum...Hit random/shuffle on your comp or ipod/mp3 device and rate the next five songs... 1. Queens of The Stone Age - I Never Came (6/10, A rare mid-tempo song for them...A light mellow number that passes as quickly as it comes, nothing really stands out but it is a solid song) 2. Devin the Dude - Boom 1 (2/10, Funny Interlude but no music) 3. DJ Shadow - Mashin' On The Motorway (7/10, great song, would fit right in on a getaway mix, great use of ambient noise, voice recordings, and organic and synthesized music) 4. Kalyanji Anandji - My Guru (7/10, I love the sitar and this song is full of em, the dated effect on the recoding at the beginning is a nice touch, and the mix of mid-east and modern drum/bass is quite pleasing to the ear, great song for a stoned mix, get baked, float away) 5. Wolfmother - Mind's Eye (6/10, I have never heard this song before, it has a nice start to it, it has a real mellow ballad feel, good rainy day lyrics and some strong vocals into the chorus, great chorus and bridge.It opens up into almost a Whoish organ workout...This one is a good one for the downtimes) __________________ It's so controlled, it's sitting in most, just sit and stare, At a television with a distant glare, And I'm ashamed to admit it, I'm a slave to this shit, As much as anybody but I'm not afraid of it, This is where the change comes, and this is where we make some difference, Embrace what's within us and escape from this prison, All it takes is a little bit of faith, And a little bit of love, to get rid of all the hate,

02-12-2008, 03:53 AM	#2 (permalink)
Man in Black sic semper tyrannis Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Dayton, Ohio Posts: 646 Thanks: 106 Thanked 48 Times in 38 Posts	1. Pink Floyd-Pigs (Three Different Ones) - (6/10) From the album "Animals". More like a scherzo from a larger piece than a song because like most Pink Floyd albums it is meant to be listened to from beginning to end. Not my favorite song from the album but still good. 2.The Lovin' Spoonful-Summer in the City - (5/10) Good classic rock song from the sixties, probably familiar to most people, especially the keyboard part. Used in a Gatorade commercial. Very catchy and upbeat. 3.The Doors-Lament - (7/10) From the album An American Prayer which was released years after Morrison's death. The album is Morrison's poetry with the Doors playing music to it. The poem/song is about Morrison's cock. "Lament for my cock, sore and crucified". Really nice relaxing music to accompany it. Before you go assuming that a poem about your penis is automatically gay, I think most guys can relate with the sentiments expressed. "Guitar player, ancient wise satyr, sing your ode to my cock". "Death old friend, death and my cock are the world." A great example of the poetic Morrison at his best. 4.Soundgarden-Spoonman - (7/10) Great song by Soundgarden, obviously refering to the spoon used to melt heroin. Love the guitar riffs and especially the line "All my friends are skeletons, they beat the rhythym with their bones". Nice and heavy. 5.Elton John-Daniel - (7/10) I'm actually glad I did this because I haven't heard this song in a while. Slow, very sad, melodical song about missing your brother. Simple but meaningful lyrics. I'd like to include a little bit.."Daniel my brother you are older than me, do you still feel the pain of the scars that won't heal? Your eyes have died but you see more than I, Daniel you're a star in the face of the sky". That lyric definetely leads me to believe that the song was written about an older brother's drug usage and rambling. Makes me think of how my little bro must feel about me sometimes. Not a big Elton John fan but this is one of his good songs. __________________ You can try the best you can, the best you can is good enough.

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Blue_Dolphin Princess Join Date: May 2006 Location: Texas Posts: 1,676 Thanks: 21 Thanked 57 Times in 39 Posts	1. In flames - Moonshield 6/10 Gotta be in the right mood to listen to it. 2. Less than Jake - Krazy glue 7/10 3. DJ Sammy - Heaven 10/10 4. Daft Punk - Something about us 8/10 5. Hank Williams Jr. - Family Tradition 9/10 __________________

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AlteredStateGrl Missin' My FAE <3 Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Where Trouble Melts Like Lemon Drops Posts: 7,936 Thanks: 199 Thanked 77 Times in 53 Posts	Sitting, Waiting, Wishing - Jack Johnson 8/10 Damn It Feels Good to be a Gangsta - Geto Boys 7/10 Dragula - Rob Zombie 7/10 If You're Going to San Francisco - The Byrds 9/10 Fortunate Son - Creedence Clearwater Revival 10/10 Disclaimer - These are just general ratings...given the right time/situation/location...etc...the y could very well all be a 10/10. If I didn't love them for some reason or another, they wouldn't be on mah Ipod. __________________

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farmergiles Cardosian Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: England Posts: 347 Thanks: 2 Thanked 9 Times in 8 Posts	1: Waltz for a piano in A minor - Chopin 5/10 Pleasant enough, rather lacking in substance. Sounds a bit like some incidental music from a costume drama 2: Acknowledgement - John Coltrane 9/10 Some of the best played and most radical jazz ever- really pushing the boundaries. Little bit taxing for easy listening. Best heard along with the rest of the album (A Love Supreme) cos its like a chapter from a story. 3: Have a Little Faith in Me- The Bellrays (B side- not the album version) 7/10 Combination of raw soulful vocals, luscious chord progressions and a mix similar to a Motorhead album from about 1979. 4: Don`t Be Sore at Me- The Parliaments 7/10 Snappy little northern soul style no. Good for some talcum style dance moves specially if it`s played a bit fast 5: Relentless- The Aquanauts 7/10 Driving Techno with trademark UR 2 step rythm and wicked heavy bass line. __________________ Cultivate a stoic calmness

02-12-2008, 02:55 PM	#8 (permalink)
Krunk Forum Modulator Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: 2up2down Posts: 605 Blog Entries: 2 Thanks: 65 Thanked 57 Times in 37 Posts	Hallucinogen - The Herb Garden (10/10) Trance. Doesn't get very deep musically, but I don't mind. Once you turn up the volume its all good. Shpongle - Dorset Perception (10/10) Gotta love the Spanish guitar. Its like an old mexican medley, but then all tranced the fuck out. I love this song. sts9 - Murph (10/10) Murph talks too much. Grateful Dead - Foolish Heart (10/10) Upbeat, skippy track. Gotta love the dead. Keller Williams - Keep it Simple (10/10) Its Keller. Need I say more? cantSEEme set the bar pretty high.

02-12-2008, 03:44 PM	#9 (permalink)
burnt_hiphophead Yahoooooooooooooooooookan Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Canada Posts: 535 Thanks: 22 Thanked 20 Times in 14 Posts	Ludacris - Money Maker (7/10) Catchy beat and Luda's always entertaining, but we're not talking about some real deep lyrics. Sweatshop Union - Union Dues (9.5/10) Driving, head-nodder of a beat. Very talented lyrically, both in content and the way they present it. Common - The People. I don't really remember this song, but I rated it 5 stars on my itunes. Yeah I still dig it a lot. (9/10) 2Pac - Intro (Me Against the World) (4/10) If only this would've been ANY other song on this awesome, awesome disc. It's interesting to hear clips talking about his legal troubles, but it's not the kind of track you listen to on repeat. R. Kelly - I can't sleep (3/10) Kind of embarrassing to listen to R. Kelly since that whole "peeing on the underage girl" thing and subsequent Chappelle video. Drip, drip, drip... __________________ Come on! - G.O.B. Bluth

02-12-2008, 03:59 PM	#10 (permalink)
Gяiєvєs High Score Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Terra Sancta Posts: 7,787 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 420 Thanked 201 Times in 91 Posts	Great responses everyone, round 2... Cream - Toad (10/10, rowdy song, would have gotten a 8 on aesthetics alone, but throw in that awesome drum solo by baker and you have something really special, it's almost cliche at this point but it is still one of the best drum solos in modern rock music) Spoon - The Infinite Pet (7/10, I'm a big fan of Spoon, this is a solid strut song but not my absolute favorite by the band) No Doubt - Ache (6/10, on the sexiness of gwen's voice alone, this is a nice little ska number, full of horns, reggae guitars and organs, a fun little mid-tempo number) Lil' Scrappy - Gangsta, Gangsta (5/10, completely average hip-pop, not much substance but notterrible enough to warrant a skip) Keith Murray - Weeble Wobble (9/10, Murray is the shit, virtually unknown on the west coast, but thanks to some heads on this very site, exposure has been made and I dig, good production on this one, great flow, and good chorus all add up to a winner) __________________ It's so controlled, it's sitting in most, just sit and stare, At a television with a distant glare, And I'm ashamed to admit it, I'm a slave to this shit, As much as anybody but I'm not afraid of it, This is where the change comes, and this is where we make some difference, Embrace what's within us and escape from this prison, All it takes is a little bit of faith, And a little bit of love, to get rid of all the hate,

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BearsysRevenge Adminfiltrator Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: I've got BuffaLOVE Posts: 4,443 Thanks: 574 Thanked 139 Times in 100 Posts	Muse - Sing for Absolution (8/10) pretty good song. Nirvana - Where Did You Sleep Last Night(MTV Unplugged) (9/10) Powerful version of the song. The Animals - House of the Rising Sun (10/10) Amazing song, love it. Portugal. The Man - Emerald Magic (8/10) One of the more memorable songs off of "It's Complicated Being a Wizard" Metallica - Master of Puppets (9/10) Rocks hard and fast, one of the first songs that got me into Metallica __________________ Those who dance are considered insane by those who can't hear the music -George Carlin Last edited by BearsysRevenge; 02-12-2008 at 05:33 PM.

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farmergiles Cardosian Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: England Posts: 347 Thanks: 2 Thanked 9 Times in 8 Posts	1: Alien Vessel Distress Call - Drexciya 10/10 I give everything by Drexciya 10/10 if you don`t like Drexciya you`ll hate it 2: Theme From Narc - The Pixies 5/10 I don`t mind the Pixies but this is a little bit Pixies by numbers, 3: Home Street - Ark 5/10 Nice bit of production, there`s better songs on this album though, this one never really goes anywhere. 4: Talkin` Loud and Sayin` Nothing - James Brown 10/10 What can I say. Honest it just came up. 5: Physical (You`re So) - Adam and the Ants 7/10 Quality seminal punk track with S&M overtones __________________ Cultivate a stoic calmness

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Waves YaHookan Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 9,471 Thanks: 33 Thanked 152 Times in 102 Posts	1. Modest Mouse - The View - 8/10 Classic mm riff with the classic mm disco rock feel, good times track 2. Grateful dead - Friend of the Devil - 10/10 Nothing more can be said about this song. Its just good. 3. Joe Satriani - Oriental Melody - 7/10 Cool song, nice catchy riff that joe shreds mad lickz over, great use of guitar scales and you can tell he knows how to put together a good song 4. Billy Bragg & Wilco - Airline to heaven - 6/10 from "mermaid avenue vol 2" which was a bunch of woody guthry poems put to music by b.b. and wilco. this particular track is sorta meh but the album and vol. 1 are pure gold 5. The Roots - In The Music - 8/10 It's in the music, turn it up, let it knock, let it bang on the block til the neighbors call the cops. __________________ same as it ever was....same as it ever was...

02-19-2008, 04:02 PM	#15 (permalink)
№1 Better than you. Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: out there Posts: 8,765 Thanks: 13 Thanked 57 Times in 46 Posts	Cake - War pigs: Five stars, definitely five stars, a classic remade with a funky fresh twist. Always topical too, works just as well for now as it did then. Dusty Springfield - Son of a Preacher Man: Five stars for sure, I loves me some horns. Earth, Wind and Fire - September: Its got a good beat and its easy to dance to Dick, I give it five out of five. Listen to all those horns and who doesn't like the sight of nine black guys in violet and gold all moving in step. Bruce Willis - Respect Yourself: Die hard with a beat mother fuckers! A Staple Singers standard, bad ass tune done with a 'Bruno' attitude and plenty of brass. Five stars. Dave Brubeck - Take Five: Theres those horns again, a musical masterpiece worthy of its own thread really. The 5/4 beat is superb. This one I'll give six stars. Ima do six... Gleaming Spires - Are You Ready For The Sex Girls: Its just god damned fun! __________________ "No, improvising is wonderful. But, the thing is that you cannot improvise unless you know exactly what you're doing. " Christopher Walken --------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Hell Last edited by №1; 02-19-2008 at 04:07 PM.