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Angela & Jeff van Dyck - We are all one - 5 Manowar - The Dawn of Battle - 2 L70ETC - Power of the horde - 1 Chinese War Theme 1 - 1 Machinae Supremacy - The Second One - 1 Spec Ops The Line OST: The Black Angels - The First Vietnamese War - 1 Turkish Gambit - War - 1
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт
Okay, I'll give my feedback, and I have to admit, I'm a bit disappointed, so sorry for the harsh words...
1. Something about it feels like "Hunta," I checked out the other songs in the links, and the title is "Throne of Games"))). You get it, right?)))))))))))) Throne of Games!)))))))))) Like Game of Thrones! Hahaha! It's like the series! AHAHAHAHAHAHA))))). So, double "Hunta."
2. It's an attempt to evoke nostalgia for those who played Total War: Rome; honestly, it's a successful attempt.
3. It's okay, but the heaviness and gloominess are a bit much. Maybe I'm just used to a more upbeat sound, and this is just my personal preference, but it feels like the vocalist's voice weighs 10 tons, and he's singing in a room where everything is painted black – the ceiling, the walls, the floor, the guitar, the vocalist himself, etc.
4. Must... not... vote... it's just a track recorded by a bunch of managers and programmers... Forget it! How many hours did I spend playing this track while playing the "War of the Cities" map for Warcraft III (I know the name is silly)? Ah, those were the days... In short, another successful hit on my nostalgia. PLE-SEN, IS THAT YOU?
5. Are you kidding me? Not only is this the third entry that's playing on nostalgia, but it's also so lazy/uninspired that they couldn't even cut out a single track and sent 46 minutes of audio. I think that's disrespectful to the listener. Go to hell!
6. I already wrote in the chat that sometimes I think Revan just enters the contest name into Google, adds the word "chinese" to it, and sends the result. But this time, I actually liked it; it's really good.
7. This video contains content from Mosfilm, which has blocked it from being displayed on this website. THERE'S NOTHING YOU CAN DO; YOU WON'T BE ABLE TO LISTEN.
8. This is a song about peace; I didn't listen any further. THERE'S NOTHING YOU CAN DO; IT'S NOT SUITABLE FOR THE CONTEST.
9. It seems like the lyrics are about war, but it lacks enthusiasm. "The Ballad of Books" is much better in that regard.
10. It's strange; some of my role-playing friends told me that Tolkien fans are very, um, let's just say, not respected people, and that when you meet them, you should ridicule and humiliate them in every way. And to avoid defiling yourself by pronouncing the name of a particular individual, you should add "may I be spared" to it. Of course, judging an entire group of people based on the words of just a few friends may not be entirely correct, but nevertheless, I don't quite understand what this song is doing in a military song contest.
11. Anti-war sentiment – clear.
12. It's just too generic.
13. THESE ARE THE KINGS OF METAL WHO PERFORM THEIR MUSIC, CLASHING WITH STEEL CHARIOTS LIKE THUNDER FROM THE HEAVENS, okay, it's cool for a while, but it gets annoying very quickly.
I'm voting:
4 points for the military Chinese music.
3 points for the second and fourth contestants.
And another 1 point for the sixth entry, just to keep the tradition and be one of the few who will vote for Arandor, and 1 point for the third entry to vote for Koshu.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
By the way, yes.
But we figured out anyway that Aretz sent it and what Siv meant.
It's actually pretty good, if only it weren't so heavy and gloomy. Maybe I'm just used to a more upbeat sound, and this is just my personal preference, but it feels like the vocalist's voice weighs 10 tons, and he's singing in a room where everything is painted black - the ceiling, the walls, the floor, the guitar, the vocalist himself, etc.
7 -- 4 votes 8 -- 1 vote 9 -- 4 votes 10 -- 2 votes 12 -- 1 vote Overall, it was a good contest. I'd like to say something separately about numbers 6 and 12. They sound quite good, but... how are we supposed to sing them, gentlemen? ) I think a song could have been submitted from Gambit; there were some very good ones there. I was even surprised when I didn't hear a single word in the track. And they're unfairly criticizing the one based on Vysotsky; it's a very good song, in my opinion. I was going to submit number 7 myself, but Kosha said that it had already been submitted. Number 10... clever )
Isn't the Chinese military music track actually number six?
Damn it! While I was writing the post with my impressions, I made the same mistake and mixed up the numbers because I skipped Arza's song. It's like a curse on it.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
Actually, I liked this one more (+NOSTALGIA, although not for this particular piece), if it weren't for the unnecessary repetition after the halfway point.
How are we supposed to sing them, gentlemen?
You don't need to sing them, Menti; the lyrics are for newbies. You need to FEEL them.
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