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Topic	The Board 8 Song of the Week Club - Week 6 (fuck bane)
Bane_Of_Despair 10/22/17 11:13:58 PM #45:	Wine, Women, and Song- classic cheese that only an 80s hard rock band such as whitesnake could do, but it's a fun song. The main melody and feel of the song is very standard but it's still a good one. Spider- good for prep for Halloween! Sounds like Missingno took over Lavender Town. Gets into a rhythm after a bit but not exactly something I'd listen to again. Build It Up- I swear the singer is almost exactly like the notebook from that dont hug me im scared video, so I was waiting the entire time for this to get super fucked up. It didn't, but it was quite a journey. Strangely catchy, definitely not traditional. To Pluto's Moon- I liked the hints of it going kind of hard with the beat, it was a cool juxtaposition to the singer's voice and kept it interesting. Thuggin- aaaayyyy freddie gibbs. Chorus could be stronger but the verses are tight. The Arizona line was fuckin niceeeeee. V-PROC- I can't help but think of Session from Linkin Park even though this is obviously more crafted. Goes on a bit long for my tastes, but it's intriguing throughout. Even the ending half with how it starts to break up almost and stutter, while not something I'd really want to listen to casually, is pretty cool. If I Had a Tail- just a super smooth, quality QotSA song. I particularly like the way Josh uses his falsetto, in general, so that part especially hits right with me. Valyrie III: Atonement- I'm at a weird spot with the vocals where they aren't bad but they could be a lot stronger, very middling to me. Overall the song was kind of just there. Keep Ya Head Up- a classic even in the message and theme of the song alone, and then add in that sweet sweet ooh child chorus and you got yourself a fuckin song. Crossing the Rubicon- just straight up good prog metal mixed with metalcore. I've also known about them for a bit, I feel like steiner and I discussed them at some point in the past. Unclean vocals especially are on point. Transpose- another song with just a really solid main melody. Very catchy. --- Lord have mercy on my soul, I've had a good run but I can't run anymore. Just put me down BKSheikah got me good in Guru <cite>Bane_Of_Despair posted [p:888950824] in The Board ... [t:75886149]...</cite> <quote>Wine, Women, and Song- classic cheese that only an 80s hard rock band such as whitesnake could do, but it's a fun song. The main melody and feel of the song is very standard but it's still a good one. Spider- good for prep for Halloween! Sounds like Missingno took over Lavender Town. Gets into a rhythm after a bit but not exactly something I'd listen to again. Build It Up- I swear the singer is almost exactly like the notebook from that dont hug me im scared video, so I was waiting the entire time for this to get super fucked up. It didn't, but it was quite a journey. Strangely catchy, definitely not traditional. To Pluto's Moon- I liked the hints of it going kind of hard with the beat, it was a cool juxtaposition to the singer's voice and kept it interesting. Thuggin- aaaayyyy freddie gibbs. Chorus could be stronger but the verses are tight. The Arizona line was fuckin niceeeeee. V-PROC- I can't help but think of Session from Linkin Park even though this is obviously more crafted. Goes on a bit long for my tastes, but it's intriguing throughout. Even the ending half with how it starts to break up almost and stutter, while not something I'd really want to listen to casually, is pretty cool. If I Had a Tail- just a super smooth, quality QotSA song. I particularly like the way Josh uses his falsetto, in general, so that part especially hits right with me. Valyrie III: Atonement- I'm at a weird spot with the vocals where they aren't bad but they could be a lot stronger, very middling to me. Overall the song was kind of just there. Keep Ya Head Up- a classic even in the message and theme of the song alone, and then add in that sweet sweet ooh child chorus and you got yourself a fuckin song. Crossing the Rubicon- just straight up good prog metal mixed with metalcore. I've also known about them for a bit, I feel like steiner and I discussed them at some point in the past. Unclean vocals especially are on point. Transpose- another song with just a really solid main melody. Very catchy. --- Lord have mercy on my soul, I've had a good run but I can't run anymore. Just put me down BKSheikah got me good in Guru</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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