CrazyYoungPiplup2559's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[~NK~ "Take Me Away"]

This is probably the first dubstep song I've heard

I've heard that dubstep is one of the major genres of 2011. It's being heard everywhere! This is the first one I heard, and it's a sad song to me. I can imagine a person walking from work with his head down, while the atmosphere becomes twisted.

[All The Small Things]

At least you gave some effort.

This song is calm, yet it might not have the capability to become very popular. Of course, you met the criteria of a soft song.

[I See The Code]

A combination of techno and classical.

I can tell that this is an attempt of making a song sound like it's from an epic movie. This part would be the part before the climax happens. The second part transforms from movie music to techno. And then it transforms both. Overall, this song is recommended for those who like Techno and Epic Movie Music.

[Go,Go,Go Ultimate Chase]

This song reminds me of Nintendo!

This song did make me happy. It loops perfectly.

[Industrial Loop]

Not impressive.

The good thing about this is the rhythm. Everything else is not good.

[original television]

This song is good.

The intro sounds like rock, then it goes into techno. The title "original television" fits the theme. Anyways, I did enjoy this song.

[Classical Fusion]

I enjoyed listening to this piece.

If I listened to this song as a contest, I would applaud. The song sounds good overall. I'm glad you made it to finals. Keep working on your future!

[Texas Rave Fortress (N64)]

It does sound like a N64 game.

I read the description. I'd have to say that it's OK for a first try. Not really impressive. It wouldn't win against the theme from "Bob-Omb Battlefield" from Super Mario 64.

Stimpeh responds:

Really late reply, but if you didn't know, it's from Battle tanx: Global Assault. Based on the N64 Version, the name of the song is Texas Slave Fortress. Youtube has a vid around somewhere... and I totally agree with Bomb-Omb Battlefield. SM64 was my first ever N64 game, and it cries Nostalgia at every turn for me.

[End of time.]

Nice job.

This classical song can easily be used in a flash for a game. I've read the reviews, and I was surprised to hear that the beats are in good sync. It's not too exciting, however.

[Metal + Piano]

OK.

This would be a decent song with metal and piano combined. Nothing too special.