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Tokino Sora - Nyannyanteki Uchuuron: 7. It makes me feel loopy.

Tamaki Ukon - Betsu no hito no kanojo ni natta yo: 6. It's far from my favorite song of his, but I like his style.

Kami - Melty Land Nightmare: More than 7, less than 8. Unsure on an exact value (also unsure on this differs from "7.Something", but it certainly does). Considering the name, I was expecting a terrible joke song, so this was a nice surprise.

Fukuya Master - Balalaika: 4. Good try, but it didn't really work for me.

Miyazaki Hanasaki - Doremi Fallon: 2.3 ; something about the instruments puts me really on edge, like I want to start growling at the song until it goes away.

Ribon Himekuma - Calendar Girl: 5-ish. No particular reaction. The name of course causes me to remember Neil Sedaka's Calender Girl, which is naturally completely unrelated but has the same name:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZMyvzbc0U4

Not that it would have done better--for all my nostalgia for 50s & 60s music and the fact that I've heard that song a hundred times, and haven't heard it in an incredibly long time, it's probably only around a 3. I never actually cared for that song--don't think I've ever been much of a fan of Neil Sedaka for that matter? Actually, I don't know what else he did back in the sixties...

*checks*

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2M584bP_FeE

Ohh, alright I like that song. It was even popular enough to be quoted by Garfield! It's an easy 8 (though largely for nostalgia, it likely wouldn't fare too well if it was my first time hearing it), but Neil Sedaka's Calender Girl can go away forever now.

...of course by now I've totally forgotten what the song I was supposed to talk about sounded like. </.<



Virtual Neko & Fukuya Master: 8.5. I was a bit worried about clicking on another song after losing myself in nostalgia, as I didn't think it would compare favorably... but I wanted to squeal as soon as I soon as I saw them together. Great song.
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