Aero
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An interesting and mysterious piece. 7/10
Rate the song on the different music genre
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Hydrazoic Acid
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Pretty dark and cold song (maybe it's because of minimalistic arrangements). Very interesting. 8.5/10.
Hydrazoic Acid
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Eternal dark classic. 10/10.
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The strings part shares a few notes with Romeo and Juliet before it goes off in another direction. Very nice piece. 7.8/10
Hydrazoic Acid
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Calm, melodious song. Good 6.5/10.
OldSchool47
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White guys. I like that. They're well groomed. The song is classic Westlife: 5.5/10.
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I hear what sounds like a bit of Irish folk music in this one. Interesting sound, hard to pin down to one genre. 7/10
OldSchool47
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The Seekers are 1 of my favorites. Great music. Bring it back. This is an average + song by them. 6/10.
Yep. My mom's side. They were carpenters and owned the construction companies that built the mines in County Tipperary mostly. They built a few in County Cork. My great grandfather Frank's father immigrated to Iowa.
Aussies mostly come from Ireland, Scotland, and England. Musical traditions from these areas underpin the Seekers' Music. To accurately rate "Georgy Girl" you gotta know the difference between Green, Blue, and Orange. Does this song say Dublin, Glasgow, or Londonderry? I'll bet Guy Clark knew.
Yep. My mom's side. They were carpenters and owned the construction companies that built the mines in County Tipperary mostly. They built a few in County Cork. My great grandfather Frank's father immigrated to Iowa.
Aussies mostly come from Ireland, Scotland, and England. Musical traditions from these areas underpin the Seekers' Music. To accurately rate "Georgy Girl" you gotta know the difference between Green, Blue, and Orange. Does this song say Dublin, Glasgow, or Londonderry? I'll bet Guy Clark knew.
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