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Just a moment, I'm working on it right now.

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.

01 - Twenty Years — 4 Everything would be fine, but the voice is somehow effeminate, it draws out the "y" sound, softens the vowels, it's just unpleasant.
Sou -Aragai Sourou — 5 Furry music, I couldn't even find a translation to add as a comment.
Judas Priest - Gates of Hell — 6 A respectable performer, but this particular song seems like just a random average track from the genre. Only the very good instrumental parts save it.
mp3 — 6 Energetic, you don't hear something like this often. But the sender seems unaware that any music contest on HeroCraft is a contest of melancholy.
Red Sun Rising - Deathwish — 7 Good, it has a kind of classic vibe from the early 2010s.
Frank Sinatra - My Way — 9 The old man delivers as always.
À Paris - Francis Lemarque — 3 We condemn it.
Pavel Plamenev - Dazzlingly Young World (featuring Alexander Khananin and Ira Demidova) — 1 Minus one for the female vocals... Because of the less noticeable female backing vocals, I didn't submit what I originally wanted.
Hozier-Take Me To Church — 6 I don't know.
The Third Degree - Mercy — 4 I don't mind jazz, but minus two for the zero-quality lyrics.

There's one nine, so the contest wasn't in vain. There wasn't even any outright garbage, the only one was a one due to a technical reason

Sou -Aragai Sourou – Energetic, but it feels very Japanese, like another opening theme for yet another anime about a hero overcoming all difficulties no matter what? Unfortunately, it doesn't resonate with me – 5

mp3 – Hmm, is this In Extremis? – 8

Twenty Years – Depressing. The song and music are okay, but the voice is unpleasant and ruins everything – 6

Red Sun Rising - Deathwish – It has a very Arandorian vibe, but it doesn't really appeal to me – 6

Judas Priest - Gates of Hell – The fact that all songs by the same metal band sound the same isn't a bug, it's a feature – 8

Frank Sinatra - My Way – 10

À Paris - Francis Lemarque – Very French, but it feels like the song was stolen by the Soviets, and I've heard it in some movie – 6

Pavel Plamenev - Oслепительно молодой мир (featuring Alexander Khananin and Ira Demidova) – Too cheerful and saccharine, like a song for kindergarteners, I don't like that – 4

Hozier - Take Me To Church – If I'm not mistaken, the song is about true male friendship; I can't give it less than ten, and I also like the song – 10

Old Blind Dogs - The Cruel Sister – Good – 10

The Third Degree Mercy – Energetic, I liked it – 8

No, it's corvus corax.

Take Me To Church

a song about true male friendship

We condemn it.

That nasty life-stealing creature tried to trick us again, thinking we wouldn't hear/read "she"...

01 - Twenty Years — 6
Judas Priest - Gates of Hell — 6
mp3 — 6
Red Sun Rising - Deathwish — 8
Frank Sinatra - My Way — 8
À Paris - Francis Lemarque — 6
Pavel Plamenev - Dazzlingly Young World (featuring Alexander Khananin and Ira Demidova).. — 5
Hozier-Take Me To Church — 5
Old Blind Dogs - The Cruel Sister — 8
The Third Degree - Mercy — 5

When it comes to Priest, they are definitely not all the same, unlike Iron Maiden, who are relatively consistent. While Maiden's albums vary, with something like *Powerslave* being quite different from *Book of Souls*, even their albums with Blaze Bayley instead of Dickinson don't stand out too much from their overall sound – at least, from my perspective. But Priest started with something almost like rock, then moved to classic heavy metal, then they had a brutal heavy sound without Halford, then Halford returned, and shortly after they released the mind-blowing conceptual album *Nostradamus*. Now they've returned to their classic sound, but their lyrics have become more interesting and philosophical than they were in their early days. But when it comes to bands where all the songs are really the same, that's Sabaton. But they are great just the way they are, and they should stay that way.

I also had the idea to upload a Sinatra song, but the one I wanted was "I've Got You Under My Skin."

I also have a couple of old ones (maybe not even active anymore), but they are less well-known.

I really want to add some retro tracks to my playlist that weren't in Fallout. I've seen mods that add a bunch of retro songs to Diamond City Radio, but I haven't gotten around to it yet...

That nasty life-player tried to trick us again, thinking we wouldn't hear/read "she"...

Alex, this song has such a music video... in general, it's good that we're evaluating it without YouTube this time, otherwise they might have banned the entire forum for propaganda...

That nasty life-player tried to trick us again, thinking we wouldn't hear/read "she"...

Why are you opening that dreadful chest?

The Russian army has begun holding discussions about the "unacceptability of homosexuality."

Coincidence? I don't think so...


Added 25 seconds later

Why are you opening that terrible box?

Yes.