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9/10 – I don't care what people say, this song still slaps and brings me back some good nostalgia.

@ Mr. Nobody: The point of this thread is to rate the song that's in the previous post and then post another one for the next poster.

@ song: 6/10 While I do think Nickleback gets too much flack, Photograph has never really done it for me; it just doesn't have that memorable of a hook.

Honestly, we might have to put a permanent reminder that we're rating the previous poster's song. Some folks that come along seem to be oblivious to this -though, to be fair, that might be an issue stemming from the name of the thread itself.

Now back to rating your song: 7/10 Enjoyable, though the real stand-out for me is the heavy, dirty bass line. I'm tempteted to believe it's a rickenbacker playing into a large ampeg svt, though I could be wrong about that.

A different vibe altogether.

8.0/10
America has some of the best soft rock ballads out there

Based on current events(?)

There's berta berta by thomas vent.

This rating is for elmashojaldra 's song given Sheeps44 didn't bother to follow the rate the previous poster's song rule.
7.5/10 Good ol' classic punk
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I wanna rate that smooth track with this gif:

good 70s smoothness instrumental

Lets party like 1992 boyz!

sayonara (I'm pretty sure you know what this is from)

I'm not sure what's the deal with people posting here without really participating in the intended point of the thread, but once again I'm going to have to skip the previous poster and default to rating @elmashojaldra's song.

8/10 Classic techno goodness. Hell yeah!
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Synth-pop is one of my least favorite music genres, I was going to rate this song as a 7/10, but since its Christmas I gonna give a 9/10

Merry Christmas y'all and have a happy new year also!

6/10. not really my thing, although the vocals remind me a lot of stereophonics.

6/10, not really my kind of music. Sounds like something you'd hear in a workout compilation from the 80s. It's funky though, I'll give it that.

6/10 It flies high at some points, but it's mostly mundane to me.

5/10 when the vocals kick in at the 38 second mark it's really jarring
if you are able to mentally tune out of the lyrics and just focus on the instrumentals its 8/10 because this sounds like it would make a good soundtrack for films

9/10 I really enjoyed that. An excellent blend of pop and garage punk vibes without the washed out commercial blandness.
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Honestly, I just wanted to revisit the thread because I was in the mood to share around some classic 'new millennium' disco pop for nostalgia sake.

9/10 because I'm a sucker for house beats from before the mid/late '00s.

9.666 / 10

One man death metal live

Not a big fan of death Metal, but I'll respect your taste. I'll give it a 7/10.

777/10 because it sounds like the best elements from all of their previous works mixed together.

4/10 Just not quite for me, I'm afraid. The arrangement felt cluttered and the vocals were excessively buried in the mix. I do, however, think it does offers a vibe to have in the background while getting busy work done.

6/10 Not as intense as I thought it would be, but it goes on too long for me without staying interesting. When it comes to the OGs of Gothic Rock, I've always preferred Peter Murphy's solo work, as well as Love and Rockets.

5/10 Not very memorable or exciting. Would not call it bad, just a little bit lifeless. I'm not a good judge of this kind of music, though.

Had some decent parts, but felt like it went all over the place at multiple points whenever I was starting to get into it.
6/10