Posts from Nissenjuyon

I don't listen to these songs, so I'll just give everyone a 4.

I thought you were leaving...
If you don't want to listen, you can skip it and not vote. You can vote for the pictures and other stuff.

But then those who sent them could be burned, right?

If you set your mind to it, maybe. But after 20 years of acquaintance, I think few here will vote based on favoritism or animosity...

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Well, after that, I couldn't resist and also started watching. It didn't affect the ratings.

Sou -Aragai Sourou- — ah, I first thought it was Mongols playing dombras. Generally pleasant, but I don't like the melody itself. 5/10

mp3 — from the very first notes, it captures you with its atmosphere. It's like you're lying in a tavern on the second floor trying to fall asleep while guests are having fun downstairs. Overall, a very unusual composition; I've never heard a khomus and bagpipes together at the same time. And I also like choral music. Worthy, 7/10

Twenty Years — I'm generally not a fan of this kind of music. And from the first seconds, I thought, "Every genre has worthy representatives, but this seems like an 'ordinary' throwaway song, far from Sting." But I didn't turn it off, didn't skip, and I was suddenly very captivated by the mood, the timbre of the vocalist's voice, his accent... and by the end of the song, I had a completely opposite impression than at the beginning. I even listened to it a second time. Such a wonderful transformation, and that's a rating of 9/10
p.s. I Googled it and found out it's Placebo; I even glanced at the music video, and it threw me back somewhere to the early 2000s, when I used to listen to stuff like this on the radio. Good thing this is a song contest, not a video contest, because the video is cringey.
It reminded me of another song from those same years, "Zeromancer - Doctor Online," we listened to it on the radio and it worked great, then I happened to see the video, and it was complete nonsense...

Red Sun Rising - Deathwish — well, it seems powerful, assertive... but the melody is completely generic, doesn't grab me. It's like patches from different songs. 5/10

Judas Priest - Gates of Hell — as it happens, I occasionally save Kosha's tracks from the playlist (for example, I've re-listened to Iron Maiden - Montsegur very often). Probably this track could also hit the spot depending on the mood. Overall good, 7/10

Frank Sinatra - My Way — the lyrics, the mood, the performance. 8/10

À Paris - Francis Lemarque — good mood. Of course, retro music in terms of sound is inferior to all sorts of modern embellishments, but that's no reason to lower the rating. 7/10

Pavel Plamenev - Dazzlingly Young World (featuring Alexander Khananin and Ira Demidova) — on one hand, I really like the track "Kradushchaya Sny" ("Dream Thief"). There's emotion, drama. On the other hand, this is also a good track, just a kind song. I'll give it 7/10
p.s. It seems in this playlist, they didn't experiment on us.) It's even interesting — if the vocals had been generated by a neural network, could it have been considered male?

Hozier - Take Me To Church — ah, this is a famous track, I've heard it. Very dreary, 3/10
p.s. For some reason, I thought I'd open it and it would be Snoop Dogg - Go to Church

Old Blind Dogs - The Cruel Sister — I already have HeroesWorld deformation. When I listened to this track, the thought came to me, "This was sent by Arandor." But then I looked at the author and realized I was wrong.
Overall, a good track for December, cold. 8/10

01 - Twenty Years — 6 - the genre is a plus overall, but the vocals don't quite suit my taste.
08 Sou -Aragai Sourou- — 9 - I guess I'm just really into anime now, but I think it's actually quite good, it kind of rekindles my zest for life.
Judas Priest - Gates of Hell — 5 - mediocre.
mp3 — 7 - not bad, the bagpipes are decent.
Red Sun Rising - Deathwish — 8 - it grows on you over time.
Frank Sinatra - My Way — 8 - timeless classic.
À Paris - Francis Lemarque — 8 - this is quite unconventional to my ear (the combination of the language + the lightness of the music), it deserves an extra point for such an experience.
Hozier - Take Me To Church — 6 - the chorus is good, the rest is a bit too melancholic.
Old Blind Dogs - The Cruel Sister — 9 - Fa-la-la, la-la, la-la, la-la-la. For some reason, the music and lyrics put me in a sad and dreamy mood, even though I barely understand the plot.
The Third Degree - Mercy — 6 - it's something I feel like I've heard constantly in old American movies. Well, it's a decent background track...

If you send me the map, I can post it sooner.

Sorry, I might not have time to vote, I'm a bit busy right now. So don't expect it.

Oh, these coordinators. I just got assigned, and he's already gone AFK.

I knew it 🤣

If it won't take too long, we can postpone the end of the contest to a later date.

I was thinking... maybe it would be easier to just send the song titles and artists? Then you can simply copy the title and paste it into Yandex Music, VK, YouTube, or anywhere else. It's a hassle to click on links every time, and sometimes the track doesn't start playing right away, plus the volume resets and it's bad for your ears. Also, nothing gets lost, and you can always look at the list later.

Placebo - Twenty Years — 6 I recognized the voice right away (and Vissy would too), but they have some songs that I like. This one is decent overall, so it's above average. 08 Sou -Aragai Sourou- — 5 At first, I thought it was in Tatar. Minus one point for that. Overall, it's neutral. Judas Priest - Gates of Hell — 2 "...repeating the same action over and over again in the hope of change." Maybe in 30 years, I won't remember the repeated songs, but for now, I don't have dementia and I do remember. By the way, if you forget the songs that were sent, you can try to remember the artists. mp3 — 3 At first, it sounds derivative after the second track, but then you realize that Dag is dancing to this track somewhere with other blacksmiths. It's a bit boring. Red Sun Rising - Deathwish — Medzh, that's the plus of this track. The variety in longer tracks prevents boredom, unlike the previous or third song. And I like the video a little more, even though it's not great, but in some places, the visuals complement the melody's dynamics well. Frank Sinatra - My Way — 7 I'm not a fan, but I know this song and have listened to it (maybe in a different version). À Paris - Francis Lemarque — 3 The beginning seemed familiar, like it was from a movie, but it wasn't. Overall, I don't like this kind of music, and I don't have many of these "rrr-singing" French artists among my favorites. I like Joël Holmès - La vie s'en va from the old ones. Pavel Plamenev - Oслепительно молодой мир (feat. Alexander Khananin and Ira Demidova).. — 4 Is that the guy from КиШ singing? Hozier - Take Me To Church — 4 I saw it and got the impression that it was already sent, but I'm not sure. If it was, I would have given it a 3, because it's better than Judas Priest, although overall, I don't really like this band. I didn't understand their "thing," as the kids used to say ten years ago. Old Blind Dogs - The Cruel Sister — 5 Some kind of Scottish folk music. I don't like most folk music, unlike the idiots from the VK elves group (they didn't listen to anything but folk music 15 years ago, and probably still don't listen to anything but folk music now. Although they listened to a slightly different kind of folk music + some Aria, but still). I could have even given it a 4, especially for the "la-la-la," but I didn't, because for the most part, it plays quietly in the background and doesn't stand out. The Third Degree - Mercy — 5 For some reason, I imagine Bruno Mars or someone similar. I don't like this kind of music, although I have one Bruno Mars track, but it's completely different and sounds pleasant

Red Sun Rising - Deathwish

I was actually hoping it was you, Aretz. I was going to write something like, "After 15 years of knowing you, are you finally listening to good music?" But then I remembered you said you hadn't sent anything yet, and your track was before mine, so I edited the post to reflect that...

At first, I thought it was in Tatar. Minus one point for not including it.

Patriotic. But they could have written that for each track...

My song can’t be a repeat; Asylum only released it this year...

At first, I thought it was in Tatar. Minus one point for that. Overall, neutral.

Oh, by the way.
Ar, if it's not too much trouble, could you tell me what this song is called? This song?
I just can't Google the lyrics in Tatar.

My song can't be a repeat; the Priests only released it this year...

Arandor is a simple man; he sees the Priests, and without listening, he concludes that they are all the same.

In principle, if you listen to Kipolov, it really seems like every album consists of the same song.