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Watch cool time-lapse videos on YouTube with reviews of various scary stories and horror films, or finally listen to some music for "Hurma"? ... Nah =_=

01 - Twenty Years — 10. Unexpectedly, I liked it a lot. I found myself starting to appreciate more meditative and measured rhythms.
08 Sou -Aragai Sourou- — 6. Just a decent track from an anime, it's pleasant to listen to, but somehow generic and bland, even though I haven't watched that many anime in my life.
Judas Priest - Gates of Hell — This song triggered a chain of somewhat obscure, random associations. I listened to it on repeat for several days and chose it. I really liked the whole album; this song is in the stronger half. I could have also chosen As God Is My Witness, Trial By Fire, or even Crown Of Horns, or something by a different artist. But since I finally got around to listening to the album that came out in March in October, and I really liked it, I decided to pick a song from it. As I mentioned in the thread, it has a very classic heavy metal sound, it's dynamic, evocative, and bombastic, and I like it. But I agree that if you're not a fan of metal and Priest in particular, it might sound generic. And yes, Halford's voice doesn't play as big a role here; I prefer the more lyrical and measured Angel, Sea Of Red, Beginning Of The End (I sent the last one in the previous "Hurma," and I completely forgot about it). I had a real cathartic experience with Angel; it came to me after my first therapy session, and I listened to it on repeat for a week, crying.
...so, you get it, I love Priest 😅
mp3 — 3. It's an acquired taste, the motif is monotonous, and I'm not sure I'd even call it vocals, and I almost never enjoy folk music.
Red Sun Rising - Deathwish — 10. I liked it. At first, I wanted to lower the score because of the monotony, but then it really took off, and the second half made me raise the score.
Frank Sinatra - My Way — 10. Before I played Fallout, I would have given it a score of no more than 3. But now I was surprised to find that I actually enjoy retro music.
À Paris - Francis Lemarque — 9. I liked it; it's very French, coquettish, and lighthearted, and it makes you want to dance. But it's not a 10.
Pavel Plamenev - Oслепительно молодой мир (feat. Alexander Khananin and Ira Demidova) — 1. I didn't even finish listening to it. Sorry. I'm going to go heal my poor, bleeding ears original. I love domestic retro music even more than foreign, but this... it's not it.
Hozier-Take Me To Church — 8. At first, I wanted to give it a 4 or 5, but then I got to the chorus... In short, my favorite song is the one I once heard in passing. I raised the score just for the chorus; it's divine. But because of the rest of the song, I couldn't give it a 10.
Old Blind Dogs - The Cruel Sister — 7. I liked it; it's very pleasant, retro, and atmospheric, but somehow too even and monotonous; I want something more expressive.
The Third Degree - Mercy — 8. Yes, I love retro; it has a good old-school rock and roll vibe. But it's just a vibe...

Something's off with me this time; either I'm giving out tens, or I'm tearing things apart. But the selection is mostly good.
А, вот почему.

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