Score: 10

"Great!"

submission: The Bukkake Udon Song

date: June 9, 2008

A very catchy song, it had me singing along very early into it. This song has a touch to it that makes it sound like it could be sold very easily. It seems to replay in the mind, likely because of it's cheerful tune and rhythm, but it is also confusing to the mind. Probably because the lyrics imply that the singer is insulting someone, but, according, to the mind, that is impossible because the song is so cheerful.

Anyway, this song is very catchy, has a nice beat, a nice tune, nice singing.Awesome.

Score: 10

"sniff"

submission: Piano In The Rain (Live)

date: June 2, 2008

It made me cry.
really sad, beautiful tune. awesome singing, by the way.

Score: 10

"100th review"

submission: When I Wake

date: June 2, 2008

wow. I had thought before hearing this that you were the second best audio artist on newgrounds (after hania), but now i think your basically tied with her. all of you two's work could easily get on an album.

Score: 9

"Well well..."

submission: Nav-Euphoric Breaks (remaster)

date: April 25, 2008

I'm not entirely sure how this got to the top of the charts, it's not good as some of my favorite classical pieces. Nevertheless, it's melody had a certain... Glint... that made it interesting to listen to. It is a well thought out song, and I think it is no surprise that it made top on the charts... But number ONE??

Score: 0

"heh heh"

submission: fuck this sight and fuck you

date: April 25, 2008

same thing over and over again... if you hate this site so much why did you post here?

spelled site wrong, SIGHT... heh heh

Score: 10

"Oh, wow."

submission: ~I Want My Life Back~ -hania

date: March 21, 2008

I think the one major thing that makes all of your music so amazing, besides the perfect melodies, perfect volume, and perfect tempo, is your ability to make your voice loud, but still sound like a whisper. It makes the listener think that, in their sub-conscience, that you are telling them a secret coming from deep within your heart, making the music sound more emotional, but still being loud makes their sub-conscience think "Oh, wow, she really means what she's saying," telling the listener that that point in the song is important and all other parts of the song can be attributed to it. This creates a sort of reaction in the listener's mind making them want to listen to that part of the song over and over again. Now, the meager amount of times you put in the song (3) is not NEARLY enough times for the mind to really think it understands it (even though the meaning is relatively simple). So, you think that once the mind has understood the chorus it moves on, thinking that it understands the song? WRONG! Once the mind has "understood" the chorus fully, it realizes that it has been listening to the part that all the other parts can be attributed to, not the other parts! This changes the mind's entire grasp on the song, because the chorus is obviously a very sad/angry/contemplative part, but if all the other parts are related to it, and their not sad/angry/contemplative, it changes the view on the part that IS. So the sub-conscience forces the conscience to go back and listen a few more times, making this song just plain ADDICTING.

Psychology aside, this is an awesome song. I'm a huge fan of yours, but I've missed a lot because I couldn't get internet connection where I was. to come back and listen to this is a really great experience.

Any typos?

Score: 6

"Keh.."

submission: cartoons are gay

date: March 17, 2008

I actually found this rather amusing... It reminds me of all the frustration people must get when they listen to stuff like this.

Oh, and AceIH, you didn't indent your paragraphs.

Score: 10

"Woot!"

submission: {Runaway}

date: December 22, 2007

Can you say DDR? Awesome!