Rate the song from the poster before you

[FAST6191]

Unrelated to this thread I had ended up in the 90's music ghetto of youtube about a week ago and that appeared as part of it. To that end I can not say it had been years since I heard it.
I found it amusing, still do. I doubt it will need to be in my music collection but I can certainly enjoy it when it comes on.

Dr. Feelgood - Roxette

 

[Deleted User]

4/5 - I really enjoyed the vocals, that sort of grimy voice really gets to me I love it.

 

[YugamiSekai]

Unrelated to this thread I had ended up in the 90's music ghetto of youtube about a week ago and that appeared as part of it. To that end I can not say it had been years since I heard it.
I found it amusing, still do. I doubt it will need to be in my music collection but I can certainly enjoy it when it comes on.

Dr. Feelgood - Roxette

Ghetto of YouTube?

 

[DinohScene]

4.5/5, haven't heard it in ages lol.

 

[FAST6191]

Not a bad sombre song with a lady singing over a piano, not a particularly memorable version for me though. Clicked on another in the related songs and enjoyed it somewhat more.

So apparently Placebo covered Daddy Cool

 

[FAST6191]

I miss the days of this thread being active. I am going to have to get all 90's angst now

Pantera - Walk

 

[RevPokemon]

.1/5
Hate that kinda music

 

[FAST6191]

A rap song about money that I found amusing. A rarity indeed. An amusing video to boot.

Eek A Mouse - Weed, Weed

 

[Tom Bombadildo]

^4/20.


Wasn't so sure about this song at normal speeds, but if you boost the play speed up to 1.25 on Youtube it sounds quite nice. Or don't, I'm not the boss.

 

[ars25]

^4/5

 

[endoverend]

^4/5

4.5/5. This is one of my favorite tracks off of Blurryface.

Passion Pit - My Brother Taught Me How to Swim

 

[DinohScene]

2/5.
Would be more interested to see a Post-Hardcore cover of it tho.

 

[FAST6191]

That song was one of the better things I might see in an EA trax type affair, and though I can not say I liked that one all that much I will be clicking on the related videos a few times as there is something there. I reckon they would be a good band to hear unplugged and/or less overproduced.

Social Distortion - Wild Horses

 

[endoverend]

2.5/5. Instrumentally, it was a solid cover. But I feel the singer failed to really match the charm of the original song with his vocals. Maybe it's due to the live recording setup.

Surrender - Carrie

 

[roseputter]

⍽

 

[FAST6191]

Not really my type of music but a fitting backing beat and well executed. If I have to suffer a night in a club then better things like that than the usual options.

Judas Priest - Painkiller


Louder is better here.

 

[HaloEffect17]

_______________ 3/5
Not really into heavy metal/hard rock (if I were to listen to rock, it needs to be pop rock), but I can definitely see the appeal.

 

[FAST6191]

Why did I have to watch Little Nicky the other week...

As a pop song I guess it worked, can't say the lyrics or the backing beat did anything special for me. The singers did at least appear to know how to sing though which is a novelty.

Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band, Urban Spaceman


Not sure if this counts as one of those cop out posts that contains a song most people enjoy but I had not heard it in a while.

Edit. Might as well have a punk cover

 

[FAST6191]

If urban spaceman was possibly a cop out song then this is definitely one, however I do want to get this going again so feel free to rate whichever of these you like.

Bobby McFerrin - Don't Worry Be Happy

 

[Yumi]

This song always makes me happy! 5/5!^
(omg, this thread is dying >.<)