Hydrazoic Acid
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Something atmospheric and anxious. Hypnotizing. 7.5/10.
Rate the song on the different music genre
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Cinder
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I love The Kiss by Philip Glass, very classical and arty. I would rate 9/10 the mark reflects the music and the video 
I have chosen this Smashing Pumpkins - Dancing In the Moonlight. I love the rocky sound of this track, but the points are mainly for the video. 7/10
I have chosen this Smashing Pumpkins - Dancing In the Moonlight. I love the rocky sound of this track, but the points are mainly for the video. 7/10
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While fans of the band may appreciate this Pumpkin's song, it isn't at the level of their radio hits. 6/10
Hydrazoic Acid
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Unusual song. Instruments sounds like a bit detuned, but it works. 6.5/10.
I'll repeat Roxette song, 'cause Cinder ignored it.
I'll repeat Roxette song, 'cause Cinder ignored it.
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I was hoping to ignore it too...but here it is still waiting to be reviewed. 
I think you know by now how I feel about this type of music. Thing is, I loved their hits from the 80s and I can't understand how they could change their sound so much. It's not even the same band anymore. Oh...and the video was also equally disturbing. 2/10
I think you know by now how I feel about this type of music. Thing is, I loved their hits from the 80s and I can't understand how they could change their sound so much. It's not even the same band anymore. Oh...and the video was also equally disturbing. 2/10
Hydrazoic Acid
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Mistral Wind
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Oh, classical music at its purest splendour! Honey for ears and solace for souls! 10/10
now, a song made by a kurdish pop-singer, in solidary with peshmerga fighters, who fight Isis, and in order to spread peace and love, you know!
now, a song made by a kurdish pop-singer, in solidary with peshmerga fighters, who fight Isis, and in order to spread peace and love, you know!
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Hydrazoic Acid
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She's hot and has a good voice, but oriental motives in pop-songs - it's just not mine. I think, it fits more to metal (like in Dio's "Egypt (The Chains Are On)" for example). 5/10.
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