3/10

I can't say I liked anything about that song. The lyrics are pointless, whoever is singing isn't very good and I'm not a big fan of techno unless it's a unique sounding tune that sounds radically different from anything I have ever heard before.



If you are a fan of both Edgar Allen Poe and progressive rock (or at least one of the two) then this song is probably amazing to you and will blow you away.

The actual song doesn't start until halfway through the video.

7/10

It's not my favourite Alan Parsons Project song, too much build up leading up to the song that only lasts about 2 and a half minutes.

10/10.... simply amazing what people can do with electronic music. That was too cool.

Welp, I'm back on my 80s kick, and while Bronski Beat isn't my favorite, a certain South African rap trio sampled this song and I was curious. Its some pretty good new wave action..... its also as gay as a french horn, the way good 80s new wave should be!

8/10

10/10. I like different and that track certainly is, definitely dig it.

Well, since the video was removed my user... I'm going to guess what song it was. And I guess that song was Hulk Hogan's entrance theme, Real American

and that song get's a (_)_):::::::: D~~~< ({o}) out of ten.

Now check this shizz out, chocolate faces:

hmm i'd say 7/10 for me. Kinda wanted to start breaking in the beginning, seems like it'd be good in a movie. I guess I should put some more old school hip hop to enlighten yall pass the radio bull...

Old school Nas always gets a 10/10, love that tune, but you wanna have a bomb ass old school rap off? I'm down like Bobby Brown in Chinatown.


The only proper way to listen to this is cranked to the motherfuckin' maximum

5 / 10

I wanted to give it a higher rating, because I actually do appreciate the talent and skill it takes to be a rapper (unlike a lot of music snobs of today), but that high pitch background thing that they had on a loop just really killed it for me, sorry.

7/10 Trippy