Score: 10

"I must say I enjoyed this"

submission: You've Got Her In Your Pocket

date: September 28, 2006

The high notes on the vocals are a little squeeky, but I have that same problem myself. For singing so lightly your voice has a lot of volume to it. Your voice seemed to get better as the song went. Maybe you should have did a second take of it to clear up the vocals.

But thats all nitpicking really. The singing great overall, and the playing was very crisp and clear. You did fall out of time in a few places time, with a few minor hiccups toward the end. But no big deal. Jack White does the same thing on a White Stripes album.

This is an awesome song to cover. And you pulled it off magnificently. Might I suggest 'As Ugly As I Seem'? I think you could kick that song's ass too. Keep up the awesome work man!

Score: 10

"3 1/2 minutes of pure intensity"

submission: Black Friday(with vocals)

date: January 23, 2006

Deeeeaaamn man, that was heavy. I liked how the song was a constant build. It just got heavier and heavier, till my cat finally jumped off my subwoofer and went back to sleep in the corner. And it takes some effort to scare my cat away from the sub. The lyrics are very clear, dispite being dark. Quick question, what kind of microphone do you use? The piano loop was killer. It seemed weird at first to hear in a death metal song, but it blew me away. This is some actual kick ass death metal, and I'm not usually a fan. Excellent work!

Score: 8

"Nice and short"

submission: NGS - One and Only

date: January 22, 2006

I would say you could expand on it, but to be honest, it doesn't need to be. This is a fine piano solo. Very well played.

Score: 9

"Ecstasy pill approved!"

submission: Khuskan: Exaggerate Extended

date: January 22, 2006

It sounds like Mega Man, Daft Punk and DJ Sasha got into a nasty car accident, and there wasn't enough parts left to save anyone so the doctors stitched up what was left and called it Exaggerate. The synths may be a little overpowered, cause it was drowning out the bass on my speakers, and I have a 120 watt subwoofer. But thats all I really have to complain about. This is quality work. Just slap some female vocals on it and it'll be amazing.

Score: 10

"Nice and perverse as it should be"

submission: 6 in a Row

date: July 5, 2005

So whens the album coming out? This has got to get radio play on the top 40 stations. Nice rhymes, awesome lyrics, mass hilarity. I've got nothing real bad to say about this, 'cept the midrange is a little on the treble side. We've waited too long for you to drop this track, and I'm not disappointed at all. Good work, and keep reaching for that rainbow.

Score: 6

"Like something you'd find in a blender"

submission: A Good Laugh

date: June 3, 2005

First off, the quality is too low. With that said, the higher end is too static-y. The song itself is on the short side, and it doesn't get realized before it quits. It starts off a bit weird and disorganized, but then expands to become better. There are some good ideas here, but its too many things at once for me. Though the ending was unexpected and quite good, it just came too fast. I'd suggest expanding this idea, and possibly remastering the original mix to clean the audio quality up.

Score: 10

"Holy Shit!"

submission: Starfox - Corneria Metalized

date: May 31, 2005

Thats some heavy riffery you got there. The original was already rockin' to begin with, but damn, you just destroyed it, scattered parts all over the ground, and lit it on fire. The beginning was a bit disorganized, but after that it was gravy. And may I never use the word 'gravy' as an adjective ever again. If you ever feel compelled to do any more music from Star Fox you have my best wishes, damn that'd be awesome. Excellent work man!

Score: 9

"Damn good loop"

submission: PaNdOrA-Survive (a small rap)

date: May 31, 2005

OMG 5 entire seconds of eargasming! This is a sweet loop, one of the best I've heard on Newgrounds. Problem is Newgrounds doesn't seem to like loops too much. So this will probably get passed up by people looking for full songs to throw onto their stick figure flash. Oh well, they won't know what they are missing. If the loop were a bit smoother at the end this would be perfect. Good use of the piano sample, it fit the d and b very well. Fresh sounding and clear, I got no problems with this, nice work!

Score: 8

"Wow."

submission: kefka dancing mad part 1

date: May 28, 2005

I'm amazed you'd try to take this on, and keep it at the origianls length. This will be about as close as I'll ever be to hear the full track orchestrated I suppose. I'll definately e-mail you for the full 20 minute track here. This just kinda ends. Which makes me very sad inside. But its Newgrounds, what are ya gonna do. If the rest of the track keeps up the same way this did, then all I can say is wow. And again wow. No problems here, damn good cover.

Score: 10

"Brings back memories"

submission: FF3(6) - Kefka's Hell Kitchen

date: May 22, 2005

Wow. I can't believe someone actually remixed this. I gotta give you props on that alone. And you remixed it well. The samples are clear, and the instrumenst are all in the right place. And its got great depth, much better than the old soundboard version. I liked the FF6 soundtrack so much I bought it myself, too bad you weren't around then to remix the tunes before I plunked down $60 for it... I'd kinda like to hear you attempt to remix the entire battle with Kefka, that'd be something... but very nice remix you made here!