Rate the song above you

[Uppercut]

6/10, Dream Theater are a bit too clean for my tastes. They're like the sugary sweet mainstream of prog which I find to be the opposite of what I like rock and metal. They're super talented but I think they get caught up too much on almost sounding like a pop act at times.

This is how it's done.

[mesaprotector]

7/10

37 minutes? Um... wow. I have to admit, I listened to ten. Not because I don't like the piece, but because I can't concentrate too well with rock music. The word that describes it best, imo, is "radical". In the '90s sense of the word. It's pretty awesome.

[Calindu]

10/10, you don't even know how much I searched for this song.

Pretty Lights - Finally Moving (

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[bucky1andonly]

didn't like the scratching in it, but 9/10 for the rest of the song, here is the music video for it btw  Finally Moving (

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[johannhowitzer]

Brother Down gets 7/10, it's a good sound but after hearing four minutes of the same chord progression, I really wish they'd at least done a bridge.  Submediant - dominant - subdominant - submediant - dominant - subdominant - etc... studio fade.  Sigh.

Where Have gets 9/10, some great variety and interesting sounds there!  It's like it's not even the same band.  Now if only they could stretch out of the ionian pitch inventory a little; but very few popular artists do that.  Point off is mostly for a forgettable melody.

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[mesaprotector]

8/10

I'm not sure if I'd call this techno, pop, house, or what. The various instruments/sound effects combine together very nicely. I liked it even more the second time through, when I was able to pay attention to small details like the words and the piano part.

[johannhowitzer]

(Studio Ghibli did an animated short set to that Capsule song I just linked.  I was unable to find it on YouTube, I think it was removed.)

9/10 - reminds me of several things I love, such as Parasite Eve and Chrono Cross.  Suffers from a little lack of variety, but overall it's very good.  I only recently stumbled on Homestuck, read a while into it, but it was a bit too random for my taste.

(Recommend you listen a while, it gets better as it goes.)

[ninetyfools]

6/10 for making me wait for the good part. Also too repetitive.

[mesaprotector]

9/10

I have loved that song since junior year.

Here, have some classical:

[rickerd]

6/10

don't really like classic

tripple LMFAO:

http://youtu.be/XNtTEibFvlQ
http://youtu.be/wyx6JDQCslE    (video is awesome)
http://youtu.be/UA8rcLvS1BY

You can hate them, you can like them

[Cel]

2/10 for garishly dressed people dancing dorkily and a gritty voice probably caused by the effects of smoking... and also for lyrics that only involve bragging and how great the singer is.
1/10 for pretty much all the above reasons but with an added negative point for being extremely crude.
4/10 the only one that I was able to watch more than one minute of, mainly because it took so long for music to actually start 

The Servant - Cells (

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[puri1]

7/10. Not my cup of tea but it's a good song in its own right. The upload quality kind of felt poor though, otherwise might've been an 8/10.

I'll...just put this here then. You're either are a fan or not, but the effort put into it is commendable enough for me to recommend it. MLP:FiM time:

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