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Does Splent take too long

Yes, he needs to listen more and stop procrastinating even though he's busy as fuck
5 (41.7%)
Yes, but I understand his life is crazy right now so I'll let it slide for now
4 (33.3%)
No, don't worry about it, you're doing fine
0 (0%)
No, in fact you can slow down a bit and it'll still be ok
3 (25%)

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Re: Splent's First Roulette v.1.0.0 - FINALLY
« Reply #35 on: April 30, 2016, 01:49:22 PM »
Here’s my banned list. Be careful of “The ____” bands, because when I sorted it through google they put those under “The” and not under their name. Check both areas when you are checking the list.

Banned List
A Tribe Called Quest
ABC
Ace of Base
Adele
Aerosmith
Al DiMeola
Alan Parsons Project
America
Angra
Animals as Leaders
Ayreon
Bach
Bad Company
Basia
Beastie Boys
Beethoven
Berlin
Bernstein
Billy Joel
Black Box
Black Sabbath
Blondie
Bob James
Boston
Brand X
Bread
C+C Music Factory
Carole King
Cheap Trick
Chicago
Chimp Spanner
Christopher Cross
CHVRCHES
Coldplay
Cream
Crosby Stills and Nash (and Young)
Dan Fogelberg
Daryl Stuermer
David Bowie
DC Talk
Deep Purple
Def Leppard
Depeche Mode
Dirty Loops
Dream Theater
Duran Duran
Earth Wind and Fire
Electric Light Orchestra
Ellie Goulding
Elton John
Emerson Lake and Palmer
Enchant
Enya
Erasure
Eurythmics
Evanescence
Fleetwood Mac
Foo Fighters
Foreigner
Foster the People
Frost*
Genesis
Gentle Giant
Gordon Lightfoot
Hall & Oates
Handel
Heart
Huey Lewis & The News
Indigo Girls
IQ
Jean-Luc Ponty
Jefferson Airplane
Jefferson Starship
Jimi Hendrix
John Denver
John Petrucci
Journey
Kansas
Kendrick Lamar
Kraftwerk
La Bouche
Led Zeppelin
Liquid Tension Experiment
Lorde
M83
Madonna
Marillion
Metallica
Michael Jackson
Mozart
Mr. Mister
Neal Morse
New Order
Nickel Creek
Nirvana
NWA
OSI
OutKast
Pablo Cruise
Palestrina
Pat Metheny
Pet Shop Boys
Phil Collins
Pink Floyd
Porcupine Tree
Queen
Queensryche
Rainbow
Red Hot Chili Peppers
REO Speedwagon
Return to Forever
Rush
Saga
Scale the Summit
Scorpions
Scritti Politti
Seals and Crofts
Sia
Simple Minds
Simply Red
Snap!
Snarky Puppy
Sonata Arctica
St. Lucia
Starship
Steely Dan
Steve Miller Band
Steve Winwood
Stevie Nicks
Stevie Wonder
Sting
Supertramp
Styx
Symphony X
Talk Talk
Talking Heads
Tallis
Tears for Fears
The Beach Boys
The Beatles
The Carpenters
The Cars
The Doobie Brothers
The Doors
The Guess Who
The Human League
The Jackson 5 (The Jacksons)
The Outfield
The Pointer Sisters
The Police
The Real McCoy
The Who
Tori Amos
Toto
Transatlantic
Triumph
Vivaldi
Weather Report
Weezer
Wham!
Worlds
Yellow Magic Orchestra
Yes
Zebra
Zedd

NOTE: There are a few obvious bands not on my banned list that really do not cater to my tastes. If you have seen my posts throughout DTF history and know my tastes, you know I’m not a fan of GnR, AC/DC, The Rolling Stones, or similar mainstream hard rock. I have heard many songs from these bands, but since I’m not a fan at all just wanted to make note. Don’t let it sway you from sending artists in similar veins, but realize this may be a risk. Also realize there are many bands not on the banned list but I’ve heard but may have only heard 1-2 hit songs or albums and not anything else in their catalog. That makes them fair game, but realize I may reject your song, especially if it was a worldwide mainstream hit. Hopefully you’ll look at this list and judge whether that I would like them or not. I tried to be as thorough as possible; if anything I’m a little too thorough this time through. If I’ve heard (and really liked) at least 3 of their hit songs/albums, they are probably on here.


Banned during roulette (through round 5)
Afro Celt Sound System
Anathema
Arstidir
Axel Rudi Pell
Beyond the Bridge
Bic Runga
Bodies of Water
Camel
Casualties of Cool
Closure in Moscow
Coheed and Cambria
Colin James
Cursive
Damien Rice
Dave Matthews Band
Dave Weckl Band
David Maxim Micic
Death Cab For Cutie
Devin Townsend
Diablo Swing Orchestra
Dire Straits
Dredg
Echolyn
Fates Warning
Fire Inc.
Future of the Left
Gowan
Grayceon
Gunship
Guro von Germetten
HAIM
Haken
Iron Maiden
Jadis
John Butler Trio
Jon Lord
Joseph Magazine
Julia Holter
Kamelot
Khorikos
Lechuga
Leprous
Marco Sfogli
Michael Kiske
Myrath
Nightwish
Opeth
Pandora’s Box
Portishead
Redemption
Rhapsody
Savatage
Seventh Wonder
Shadow Gallery
Shooting Star
Shudder to Think
Sigur Ros
St. Vincent
Star One
Steven Wilson
Susanne Sundfor
Thank You Scientist
The Dear Hunter
The Gentle Storm
The Rembrandts
Theocracy
This Day And Age
Threshold
Tower of Power
Ulver
Voices from the Fuselage
Wishbone Ash
Woven Distortion
Yanni
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Re: Splent's First Roulette v.1.0.0 - FINALLY
« Reply #36 on: April 30, 2016, 01:59:15 PM »
Wow, a lot of people have joined already! Can you spare a spot for a former fellow judge?
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« Reply #37 on: April 30, 2016, 02:02:19 PM »
That's an interesting mix of bands. Looking forward to using some tracks that I wouldn't normally be able to use in the roulettes I've been in.
would have thought the same thing but seeing the OP was TAC i immediately thought Maiden or DT related
Winger Theater Forums........or WTF.  ;D
TAC got a higher score than me in the electronic round? Honestly, can I just drop out now? :lol

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Re: Splent's First Roulette v.1.0.0 - FINALLY
« Reply #38 on: April 30, 2016, 02:03:38 PM »
If there's a spot left I'll join. Think I'd do well here...

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Re: Splent's First Roulette v.1.0.0 - FINALLY
« Reply #39 on: April 30, 2016, 02:04:51 PM »
Wow, so many opportunities open to send great bands in that banned list. :hat

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Re: Splent's First Roulette v.1.0.0 - FINALLY
« Reply #40 on: April 30, 2016, 02:06:46 PM »
Yeah I'm letting everyone in. I don't want to turn anyone away. But I may be eliminating people at certain points as the roulette goes on to make rounds move a little faster.

I'm going to keep registration open until at least tomorrow morning
So I can let our friends from the other side of the world have a chance to participate.
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« Reply #41 on: April 30, 2016, 02:14:29 PM »
Can we send for round 1 yet, or do you want us to hold off on that until you close registration?
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« Reply #42 on: April 30, 2016, 02:35:10 PM »
IN!
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Re: Splent's First Roulette v.1.0.0 - FINALLY
« Reply #43 on: April 30, 2016, 02:51:04 PM »
Can we send for round 1 yet, or do you want us to hold off on that until you close registration?


Hold off for now plz
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« Reply #44 on: April 30, 2016, 02:53:01 PM »
65 songs on my playlist of songs I could send in this one after a quick skim of my library (some bands have more than one song though). Choosing which songs to send is going to be hard :lol.

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Re: Splent's First Roulette v.1.0.0 - FINALLY
« Reply #45 on: April 30, 2016, 02:57:35 PM »
If there's a spot left I'll join. Think I'd do well here...

You think you'd do well anywhere! ;D
would have thought the same thing but seeing the OP was TAC i immediately thought Maiden or DT related
Winger Theater Forums........or WTF.  ;D
TAC got a higher score than me in the electronic round? Honestly, can I just drop out now? :lol

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« Reply #46 on: April 30, 2016, 02:58:06 PM »
Can we send for round 1 yet, or do you want us to hold off on that until you close registration?


Hold off for now plz

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Re: Splent's First Roulette v.1.0.0 - FINALLY
« Reply #47 on: April 30, 2016, 02:59:30 PM »
I'm up to 15 participants! :lol I wonder how many more people I'll be able to accept.

I may end up having to do qualifying rounds :( I have to see how many more people sign up. I really don't want to do that. We shall see.
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« Reply #48 on: April 30, 2016, 03:27:46 PM »
Can I skip the qualifiers for winning the championship? :neverusethis:

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Re: Splent's First Roulette v.1.0.0 - FINALLY
« Reply #49 on: April 30, 2016, 03:28:54 PM »
have sacul judge the qualifier round

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« Reply #50 on: April 30, 2016, 03:56:37 PM »
Let's not get ahead of ourselves. We will see. I have to look and see how it's going to work and it depends on how many people sign up. But I know a few others are going to want to sign up.

I'm closing registration when I wake up tomorrow morning. I'm going to wait to put up my rules until this happens....

I will say a few rounds are themed, but I'm not sure I'll list what the themes are until the round comes up. I'm not sure though.
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« Reply #51 on: April 30, 2016, 04:07:26 PM »
If there's a spot left I'll join. Think I'd do well here...

You think you'd do well anywhere! ;D

Well, he does have the 2nd most wins, including the original championship win.

have sacul judge the qualifier round

If this is the case ....

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« Reply #52 on: April 30, 2016, 04:09:05 PM »
In your own interest, it would probably be better to give the themes in advance. That way, everyone can plan their best songs for each round, and no one has to send something mediocre for a themed round because they already used their perfect song for the themed round.

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« Reply #53 on: April 30, 2016, 04:19:22 PM »
In your own interest, it would probably be better to give the themes in advance. That way, everyone can plan their best songs for each round, and no one has to send something mediocre for a themed round because they already used their perfect song for the themed round.
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i made the mistake of not announcing themes in advance and nobody ended up happy

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« Reply #54 on: April 30, 2016, 05:06:18 PM »
Ok I'll do that then.
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« Reply #55 on: April 30, 2016, 05:15:22 PM »
I like themed rounds. Yes, open rounds give me more options but themes are more challenging and fun IMO.
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« Reply #56 on: April 30, 2016, 05:21:05 PM »
It's about half open and half themed.
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« Reply #57 on: April 30, 2016, 05:24:01 PM »
It's about half open and half themed.
I knew there will be open rounds, I just said themed and open is better than just open rounds.
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« Reply #58 on: April 30, 2016, 06:51:02 PM »
Hey Spencer... would it be viable to ask (if you tracked it) for you to stack rank the songs you just got as Mr. Red?  I could go through 45 pages, but I'd rather not - it be great if we all could see, other than Dave just having that advantage.
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« Reply #59 on: April 30, 2016, 07:08:04 PM »
Hey Spencer... would it be viable to ask (if you tracked it) for you to stack rank the songs you just got as Mr. Red?  I could go through 45 pages, but I'd rather not - it be great if we all could see, other than Dave just having that advantage.


All of them? You need to give me time.
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« Reply #60 on: April 30, 2016, 07:28:03 PM »
Hey Spencer... would it be viable to ask (if you tracked it) for you to stack rank the songs you just got as Mr. Red?  I could go through 45 pages, but I'd rather not - it be great if we all could see, other than Dave just having that advantage.


All of them? You need to give me time.

I just thought if you were anal - like me - you might have had it all tracked on a spreadsheet.  If not, don't sweat it.
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« Reply #61 on: April 30, 2016, 07:36:14 PM »
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jingle boy: Alpha Rev - Phoenix Burn

I did enjoy this song. It was light and upbeat. However, to me, it was nothing special. It sounded like a typical feel good mainstream rock song. Nothing wrong with that, but it was very formulaic to me. That being said, I enjoyed the feel of it and always made me smile when it came on. I'd be interested to hear more of what this band has to offer, because I don't expect every song to sound like this.

Evermind: David Gilmour - Faces of Stone

I'm a bad bad Pink Floyd fan. I haven't heard much of Gilmour's solo stuff. This makes me want to hear more. That part in the middle where the chord structure changes feels like it could have been plucked out of Dark Side of the Moon. Love it. Plus the lyrical content is very deep as was explained in your description. I feel that Gilmour put the emotion out there perfectly. Well done.

Lonestar: Structural Disorder - Corpse Candles

This song grew on me a bit from the first listen. Initially I thought "man this song drags on". On every listen after that I noticed something new. Was that an accordion in the instrumental interlude? That was creative, and it worked! The growls in the chorus worked perfectly. I did think that the song dragged on by the end, especially when it repeated the same riff like 8 times at the end, but overall enjoyable.

senecadawg2: Max Richter - Dona Nobis Pacem 2

Why is this song so short? I feel that "Dona Nobis Pacem" is perfect as a title... and several images come to mind when I hear this. Is it someone pleading for peace? Is someone dying and when the music abruptly ends they die? Is someone crying out because someone died? The emotional buildup just tugs at the heartstrings. I need more!!

Nekov: Hammock - Tonight We Burn Like Stars That Never Die

It's repetitive, but it works amazingly well. I love the ethereal sound that this song has, because it does feel like bright starlight shining down. It reminds me of something like M83 meets Sigur Ros or something.

wolfking: Nightingale - Forevermore

My favorite song of the round. Love this. It wasn't over the top, I LOVE the keyboard arpeggios (when I play keyboard in the air during a song you know it's a good thing). It changed subtly throughout the piece. The singer was not over the top, but worked perfectly here. The guitarist played cleanly and not wanky. I'm definitely looking into this band once I'm done writing this. I hope to hear more of the same!

Scorpion: Amorphis - Sampo

I dug this, especially the beginning and the end. I'm not a huge fan of growls, but the interlude in the middle worked pretty well. I just felt like it was cut and paste ABA form, like there wasn't any transition between the sections of the music. I'd be interested to see more of what Amorphis has to offer though, because the clean vocal sections I really enjoyed.

Parama: East of the Wall - Whiskey Sipper/Underachiever

You called it. I am not a fan. In fact, after my first listen I was like what did I just hear? If I were to give a score immediately after that it would have been a 1 or 1.5. I made it a 2 because after several listens Whiskey Sipper turned out to be ok. Not something I would go out of my way to hear, but it was tolerable. The mix sucked though. I could barely hear the vocals until he started screaming. And then Underachiever sounded like they just played whatever while he screamed at the top of this lungs. No, I know they were playing some pretty intense complex music, I could tell... but to me why scream when only the bassist is playing? Not my style.

Sacul: Riverside - Driven to Destruction

That down low wall of sound that this song presents at the beginning and then builds up as the piece goes on I really enjoyed. Plus it's in 7 which doesn't hurt. It did feel like one solo after another (guitar solo, keys solo, a little vox, another guitar solo, a little vox, another keys solo, etc), but I know a lot of bands do that, so it doesn't hurt, it just felt like a dragged on a little bit. Another band I need to check out.
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lonestar - Kingcrow - On the Barren Ground
I do like the heaviness of this song. It's dark, complex, murky, without unnecessary growls for effect (I've heard plenty of songs with that). It drives, it moves, and I really like the ending and how it maintains the thematic material while it fades out. That being said, in my opinion there's nothing that really makes it stand out. It sounds like a prototypical prog-metal song. It's not that I don't enjoy it, because I do, but there's nothing that made me really go "WHOA that was amazing". Nothing huge in the guitar solo, the vox are good but not amazing.

seneca - Glen Hansard - Bird of Sorrow
I was like who is this when I saw this, but then I realized it was the guy from Once. I haven't seen it, but I enjoyed that oscar winning song. With David Gray as your avatar it's not surprising at all that you enjoy this. When it first came on I was like "man this is slow... will it pick up?" I'm very picky about my ballads, and if they just drag on I won't enjoy them. This had all the emotion to go along with it, especially as it moved to the end. That cry... very very good. I have to be in the mood to really enjoy this song though. Again, it sounds a little prototypical as far as singer/songwriter ballads tend to be, especially in the last decade or so, which is why I didn't rate it higher, but hey, it's my opinion. I did enjoy it, though.

Nekov - Dream the Electric Sleep - Listen to Me
That intro though... LOVE that. Unfortunately, I was expecting some huge boom when the rest of the instruments kicked in, and instead I had a banjo/mandolin. It works, but it wasn't what I expected. It eventually got there though. MAN I enjoy this singer. He's great. Very versatile yet maintaining a purity. The song builds gradually through to the end while maintaining a guitar riff that repeats throughout the entire song. I enjoyed this a lot more every time I listened to it, it really did grow on me. It got a little repetititve at the end, but it never dragged and left me looking at my phone wondering when it was going to end. I was like whoa it's over?

Wolfking - Pagan's Mind - Intermission
I did enjoy this, but again as with other songs, it was prototypical power metal to me. I could have very well been listening to Sonata Arctica or Angra. Nothing really stood out and gave me a wow moment. And in my opinion it didn't really go anywhere. I would enjoy it if it were on a power metal playlist, and I hadn't listened to power metal in a while so it was nice the first time I heard it, but it never really grew on me as much as others.

Evermind - Absolute Priority - Fear of the Night
I can see what you meant by the Maiden influences (I can sense a little bit of a Metallica influence as well). I LOVE the piano in the beginning before the boom of the intro leading up to the vocals. The way the sound builds up throughout. You can tell the inner struggle that the protagonist (antagonist?) is facing as the song progresses. Very well done.

jingle.boy - Headspace - Soldier
So simple, yet for some reason this song clicked with me. This song was awesome. Just the piano and the bell chime throughout the whole song with this haunting vocal... I mean, as I listened and looked at the lyrics... this could very well be happening today. Three verses as the soldier lives his life... first fighting in the war, the inner struggles as he grows older, and the desire to be by his comrades in death. My brother in law fought in Iraq and I can see that brotherhood he has with his Army buddies. He's been through hell and back, and even though this song isnt' loud, it doesn't have to be to drive it's point home. I'd be interested to hear the rest of this album, especially if it's a concept album.

Sacul - Blue Sky Black Death - The Era When We Sang
I did enjoy this a lot. I love how electronic music uses samples and subtle additions and subtractions to move the song along, and this song does this... it repeats essential thematic material, yet never gets old. It builds up and then fades away.

Parama - The Hirsch Effekt - Athesie
Better than your last one for sure. When I saw it was German I didn't know what to expect... some heavy industrial metal or what? But a prog metal song. I enjoyed the subtle keyboard effects that countered with the drums/guitar. I also liked when the ending approached it switched from a 4/4 time signature to a 3/4 time signature and drove it home. Good job.

Scorpion - Heart of Cygnus - The Mountain King
I remember hearing this band on this forum years ago when they were first getting starting and really liking them but never getting past the "wow they're good I better check them out". I should have. This is excellent conceptual symphonic prog. It tells a story, I LOVE the cello at the beginning.
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My Inner War - Myrath
I loved the beginning of this song. It reminded me a lot of DT or LTE without the heaviness of 2000s-era DT. I LOVED the tempo shift, which again reminded me of DT, but Images/Awake era. Overall this track is SOLID. I love the natural piano without the overindulgence placed on wankey synth solos (I prefer natural piano), and the singer fit the mold very well. How have I not heard this band before now? I love it. Great submission.

The Line Between - Baroness
The beginning of the song reminds me of an 80s era fantasy movie like Legend or Labyrinth… then the low chugga chugga of the guitar came in. This turned into a fun alt-rock song reminiscent of late 90s Foo Fighters or similar bands (like what rock was before Creed and Nickelback ruined it for the next decade). There’s nothing extremely memorable that sticks out of this track, but I enjoyed it immensely.

Farm on the Freeway - Jethro Tull
I never really got into Tull, except for their big hits (Thick as a Brick and Aqualung), so this was a pleasant submission. Obviously 80s Tull? Again, I enjoyed this quite a bit, although it seemed to drag on near the end. Ian Anderson is a beast. Only he could fit a flute into a rock song and make it work. And it works very well. I’m interested in hearing more Tull.

Green Waves - Beardfish
Beardfish is one of those bands that I intended on getting into and never did (that list is VERY long)... I think I’ve heard a few tracks by them in recent memory but don’t remember what they sounded like. Again, with this one, nothing that really stands out or makes me be like WOW. I do like that wall of sound that leads into the very well done instrumental section near the end. It just seemed to drag on a little bit too long. Again, I would like to hear more before I base judgement on the band as a whole.

Iron Hands - Mandroid Echostar
This sounds like it was taken out of the 80s… I think they are trying to sound like Coheed and Cambria. Nothing extremely memorable here. It’s LOUD. It’s not a bad thing, but it doesn’t go anywhere because of it, at least in my opinion. Again, I’d give them another chance. There’s a lot of potential here to find something this band does that I enjoy a little more.

Bat Out of Hell - Meat Loaf
I had heard this song before but it had been ages… most of the time when you are at a bar you hear Paradise by the Dashboard Light and that song just seems to go on and on and on… as Wagnerian Rock tends to do… but this song, while almost at epic length, doesn’t feel that way. It’s fun, it moves, and Meat Loaf can SAAANG. 

Being Human - Bent Knee
This song is completely different from anything that was submitted so far, and I really enjoy it! Very subtle, avant garde, jazzy, you never know what’s going to happen. This really surprised me, and it grew on me. I loved it.

King of Errors - Evergrey
Another power prog metal song with a driving hook… It almost sounds like it was taken out of the 80s again with those synth sounds that drive behind the amped up guitars and drums. I don’t mind that at all, but it just seemed to stay on there all the time and not go anywhere. It wasn’t bad at all, I enjoyed it, but not as much as others in this round.

Pure Reason Revolution - Bullitts Dominae
I loved the introduction. It was subtle, mysterious, laid back, not bombastic. And then those vocal harmonies. The chorus comes in and you hear a higher voice and it all interweaves within itself, making it more mysterious and emotional (like those emotions interweaving within each other within oneself)... Then at the end you hear that major chord within everything else… like the person is at peace with his inner turmoil… Very well done.
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senecadawg2      Ludovico Einaudi - Divenire
Holy crap. This is absolutely beautiful. I loved every single moment of it. It reminded me of "A Kaleidoscope of Mathematics" by James Horner from the movie A Beautiful Mind, that same type of buildup and intensity and beauty with the piano as the forefront accent. My favorite piece of the entire roulette so far.


Scorpion      Fanticide - My Regret
This piece really had some promise, I enjoyed it, I loved the singer... the mysteriousness and foreboding nature of the entire piece really grabbed me... then about halfway through I heard these harsh vocals going back and forth with the singer and I'm like wtf... the harsh vocals were BAD.... they didn't sound good at all... I'm not a fan of harsh vocals anyway, but if they are used correctly I'll tolerate them... this sounded like someone dying. The rest of the piece was good, but I couldn't get past that. Maybe I'm being too anal. I don't know.


wolfking      Fates Warning - Monument
This piece was puzzling to me. It wasn't particularly bad, it just felt dated... hard to put exactly what I mean here... like I couldn't tell if they were trying to sound like today or 1987. Like I said, it wasn't bad at all, I did like it. What's with the random last 30 seconds of music that sounded like MIDI music on the computer? Again that sounded really out of place...


jingle.boy      Dec Burke - Promised
I did like this piece overall. Nothing really stood out, but I really like the buildup, the guitar solo, and the background synths throughout the entire piece. The vocals fit perfectly.


Sacul         Alter Bridge - Blackbird
Another piece that I enjoyed but didn't really have anything that stood out to me that made it particularly memorable. That said, I really enjoyed it a lot and wish that more rock sounded like this. All the elements of the piece fit together really well. I loved the mix of the rhythm guitar with the melodic guitar as the piece went on as well as the intensity of the vocalist... the last guitar solo was subtly fitting.


Nekov         Lights & Motion - Drift
Oooooo another piece that I really really enjoyed. The simplicity and repetative nature of it, yet elements quietly kept being added to it to pique my interest. Again, this sounded like something I would have heard in the climax of a movie. I really enjoyed it.


Evermind      Roger Waters - It's a Miracle
I'm going to be honest and say I listened to the studio version a few times before I read "It's the live version" just because the links don't work on my phone when they are posted in my email, so I just search and add it. I was going to originally rate this 3/5 but I enjoy the live version a LOT better than the studio version. It seems more... intimate. I think Waters sound better here too.
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wolfking: Pyramaze - Back for More

I REALLY enjoyed this one. Great symphonic/power metal sound. I really enjoyed the vocalist especially... it fits the sound of the band really well and didn't sound affected (sometimes you get that with this kind of sound, which kind of turns me off). The keyboards in the pre-chorus are very enjoyable. I LOVED the instrumental section as well. Formwise it's a little formulaic, but it kept my interest. Overall a great song, and if the rest of their repertoire sounds like this I will listen to more of this band.

jingle.boy: Flaming Row - Rage of Dispair

Sorry jingle. The harsh vocals were a BIG turn off for me. I loved the intro (and whenever that 3/3/2 pattern returned), but then the scream vocals came in and I was cringing. I liked the female vocalist a lot though, and harsh vocals aside, I would probably enjoy this song a lot more. The instrumental section was also very amped up, and I enjoyed the prominent bass line leading into a clean guitar solo, reminiscent of early DT. But this screaming instead of singing thing has never been for me. I had a feeling you would be expecting this.

Nekov: Faunts - Feel.Love.Thinking.Of

This is something that I could listen to late at night to wind down. This type of synth-heavy song is really starting to become popular, which I don't mind. It's not my favorite synthy song, but it definitely works. I'm glad it was on the short side though because it's so soothing I probably would have fallen asleep :lol

Evermind: Avantasia - Savior in the Clockwork

My favorite song of the round. Love the buildup at the beginning, and then BOOM BOOM BOOM... this had me from the very beginning. Loved every moment of this. How did I not know about this band? The instrumental section was great, the vocalist was great, I loved the choral background vocals... this had everything that I love about prog metal in it. Bravo.

Sacul: Lord Huron - Ends of the Earth

This song is a bit hipster, but it isn't bad. It's different enough that it kept me going, and it calmed me down. It reminded me of a band I used to listen to a lot in early high school though. It just felt a little repetitive as it got towards the end. There was an air to this song at the very beginning that made it sound like I should have been on some tropical island or something. Unique.

Scorpion: Beyond the Bridge - Doorway to Salvation

At the beginning, I was like "What is this The Mirror sped up"? Then the female vocalist came on and I was like "Nope!" Interesting that she sang that entire phrase acapella. For some reason this song didn't grab me like the other prog-metal songs in this round... I don't know why... I enjoyed the vocals the most of this; maybe it's because without that I would never know what direction the song was going. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't my favorite.

senecadawg: James Blake - Retrograde

This type of soul music is becoming very popular right now with artists like Adele and Sam Smith. I do enjoy it quite a bit, and this was no exception. The piece focuses on the vocals and the words with a very simple and minimalistic beat. However, the simple synths kind of seemed overpronounced and when they were evolving and out of tune with each other I was like Ugh... although whenever they resolved out of that it fit a lot better.

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« Reply #62 on: April 30, 2016, 07:36:58 PM »
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Re: Splent's First Roulette v.1.0.0 - FINALLY
« Reply #63 on: April 30, 2016, 07:37:37 PM »
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jingle.boy      Anubis - Blood is Thicker than Common Sense
This song was a grower. It seemed a little simple at first, but as I listened more I began to like it a little bit more. The middle section with the call and response tended to drag a little bit because they did it so much and didn't change it all that much, which for an 8 minute song just got monotonous. But I enjoyed the chorus quite a bit and the groovy riffs the band played.


senecadawg2      Leprous - The Price
What a unique voice. That was the defining factor in this song. It wasn't too bad, it just didn't grab me as much. Kind of had a Coheed sound to it in my opinion.


wolfking      Solution .45 - Winning Where Losing is All
Sorry Wolfking, you know how I feel about harsh vocals, so that def brought the score down. However, the music, the chorus, the guitar solo towards the end... those were all absolutely phenomenal; harsh vocals are the reason I have never gotten into bands like BTBAM, they just ruin the entire song for me. However, it didn't bring it down as much as others because I really enjoyed the non-harsh parts of this song a LOT. Like, if I could splice out those harsh vox I'd be down totally.


Sacul      DJ Shadow - Stem/Long Stem
My favorite of the round. You picked a good one to send. I like some EDM and this is the kind I appreciate. It's repetative, but every repetitition is just different enough that it's interesting; especially as it builds up. Some of the samples/breaks are a little questionable in my opinion; while they do add to the song i just feel like they break the groove. However, they aren't too debilitating. The beginning... i felt like I was listening to Queensryche or something and then expected it to just go crazy but it never did. That was fine by me.


Nekov      Dragon - Sunburst     
Oh yes. Old school prog that I haven't heard of. Calming, not too crazy. I wish I knew more of this stuff... I may have to look more into this band. Reminds me a little bit of early Yes or Genesis.


Scorpion      Arcane - Unturning     
My favorite heavy one of the round. Kept my interest the entire time.


Evermind      Mark Knopfler ft. Ruth Moody - Wherever I Go
What a calming song; I am not surprised that it was you who sent it. Unlike anything that's been sent yet. Sometimes this kind of stuff is a little too schmultzy for me but this was good.
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Mazzy Star - Fade Into You
Not going to lie, but this song takes me back. I have heard this song before (but didn't realize this was one I've heard until I started listening), but I never heard the full song. It is used in one of my favorite movies of my adolescence, in a very pivotal scene, but only part of a verse and a chorus. So when I hear this song I think of this scene. The rest of the song is very similar to the rest, so it's pretty repetitive, but that was the case in early to mid 90s alternative rock. The whole song had a very calming effect overall that I really enjoyed. Well done.


Nordic Giants - Rapture
I'm not really sure how to classify this song genre-wise... it starts synthy and almost ambient, but then BOOM this wall of sound comes with the vocals. I really enjoyed that part. There is a lot happening at once. Even though the song repeats that WE RISE part many times, it still manages to build up towards the end. I really enjoyed this.


Amadeus Awad - Lonesome Clown
This song was pretty much the only metal-like song in the whole round. It was enjoyable, but not my favorite. The vocalist's voice does fit the song, but the nasal quality of her voice did wear on me after a bit. The instrumental section in the middle didn't really go anywhere and went on and on... it probably could have been cut in half. Where this song really shone was the last third of the song with the acoustic guitar when she sings about forgiveness... that was my favorite section of the song. Overall decent, but not my favorite.


Saltillo - Giving In
This trip-hoppy sound is really good. The vocalist reminds me of Dolores O'Riordan from The Cranberries which fits like a puzzle piece in this type of song. Hard to believe this song was released about a decade after the height of popularity of this type of song. This was excellent. Well done.


Diablo Swing Orchestra - Voodoo Mon Amour
What is this!?! Metal swing!? This is pretty creative. While it's not my favorite it's damn fun to listen to. The vocals are quirky which is perfect for this type of song. In this genre style this song has it all - the fun vocals, great horn section, and driving beat. It's not my favorite genre of music, but I would love to dive into a bit more of this.
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Evermind: Galahad - Empires Never Last

A very good prog metal song, I love the drive the song has from the get go. I'm trying to put my finger on who the vocalist reminds me of, but I can't think of it. It's driving me nuts. The instrumentation is very good and it has a solid instrumental section with a very good guitar solo.

The song doesn't drag at all, but it sure takes a long time to build up from the intro to the thematic material that grows into the first verse. Almost 2 minutes of intro material, and then the verse/intro... No vocals until almost 3 minutes in. It works, but to be honest with all that filler material my mind did start to wander. The chorus is GREAT and almost makes up for that. Because that stuck with me the song isn't as low as I'd rate it if there was nothing that was particularly memorable.


Nekov: Papadosio - Direction Song

The vocals at the beginning of this song remind me of a song dear to my heart (I will not divulge because it would give me away). I love the use of synthesizers.

This song has a chill vibe to it that I can imagine myself listening to driving home after a party on a Saturday night through the city. It has that vibe. I love that vibe. That chill, smooth, almost jazzy sound is maintained throughout the entire piece. Still, there wasn't anything super memorable about this track that stood out for me... I mean the song is called Direction Song, he even sings "Give me some direction" and it's like someone was like "OK, go that way" and it's a stretch of highway that doesn't have anything interesting on it. Still, it's got a very good beat and works exactly for what it is.


Sacul: Alt-J - Taro

This song is very... interesting. Again, it has this chill vibe to it... The vocals are very unique (not my cup of tea stylistically, but works in the song), the lyrics are very unique... this song is very unique. Not surprised you submitted this, dude.

That mandolin though... I like the use of it in the chorus.

However, this song made me want to go to sleep. It was almost TOO chill. I don't know. Again, nothing too special here in my opinion. I did enjoy it, but didn't stand out to me.


Scorpion: Rishloo - Downhill

There was a lot I enjoyed in this song; the vocalist was great, the guitar sound used was good... I really enjoyed the 2nd half of the song. But after I heard it several times I still couldn't remember anything specific that I had listened to. That's not good. The song was just...there. You know? I mean there's elements I enjoy in the process of listening to it but there's nothing that I can say "OH I LOVED THIS PART". I would be willing to listen to this band a bit more but this song just seemed weak compared to the potential I heard. I don't know.


Senecadawg2: David Gray - Shine (Live)

Shocking that you'd send a David Gray song.

Gotta be honest, I've never heard this song, but I do own White Ladder so I can't say I'm completely unfamiliar with his music. Babylon is my jam. But this song just is David Gray. I love it. It's full of emotion amongst simplicity. That's the mark of a GREAT singer/songwriter. The fact that it's basically 2 chords throughout the entire song but lyrics wise and vocal wise you can still build up to a very emotional climax at the end just shows not only what kind of songwriter he is but what kind of performer he is. Good song.
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senecadawg2      Neil Young - Like a Hurricane     

I do not mind Neil Young (I'm not really familiar with his solo stuff other than his huge hits), but I wasn't a huge fan of this song. I think the rating would be higher if the song was shorter... it just seemed bloated. I do understand that was his style, I do appreciate the guitar solos, but they seemed to go on forever and then the song just dragged on and on... I was waiting for him to come back and sing but nope, 2 more minutes of guitar solo. That's too much monotony in my opinion. Sorry dude.


Nekov         Von Hertzen Brothers - Bring out the snakes

This was fun. I loved the jazz influences in the guitars (I was like whoa) when I heard that, it was a great, fun song... But the FADE OUT!  I literally screamed NOOOOO when I heard it the first time. Total cop out. I wish they found a better way to end it. Is this part of a larget concept album? I'd be interested in checking it out. The lyrics sounded like it was part of a story...


Evermind      Fish - Cliche

The song's title actually fits... this is a little Cliche. Yes, I do enjoy Fish-era Marillion, but this sounds like Marillion without the Marillion... you know what I mean? Still, I rather enjoyed it. It was emotive, I love the mix, I love the fake-ending (I love you... pause... DRUM DRUM DRUM KEY CHANGE)... That's so Marillion Fish era ballad. So it's all good. It was a solid song, but not my top one this round.


Sacul         David Bowie - Lazarus

I can't lie, I heard this once before, but I literally only listened to it once, right after he died and everyone was like LISTEN TO THIS BECAUSE MAN THE REFERENCES ARE JUST WOW. And yeah, they are. I know Bowie's music fairly well, but mainly his 70s and 80s stuff, not much in the last 2 decades. This song was POWERFUL man. Wow. It hearkens to Queen's "The Show Must Go On" in the fact you know Bowie knew that his time was short and so he just put EVERYTHING in this, in his own style of mystery and mixing of many different genres. This was awesome. Bravo.


Scorpion    Distorted Harmony - Misguided

I did enjoy this, it was complex, it was fun. Unfortunately, it was one of those songs that even after a few listens I can't really grasp anything that stood out to me. It was solid, it has grown on me, and eventually may have something to it, but even after 4-5 listens I can't think of anything specific that stands out. I love the crispness of the guitars and the fact that everything was so complex and so tight though.
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The Appleseed Cast - Great Lake Derelict
This is an interesting blend of many different genres of music. I think it is unique and adds to how much I like it. It almost has that indie pop/rock sound that is popular at the moment in mainstream music but yet maintains an underground feel to it due to it's complexity. It still has a driving beat, but the piece is so intricately played (especially in the drums) that it almost has a prog feel to it even though (subjectively speaking) it doesn't have that feel to it, at least not this piece. The piece slowly builds up a crescendo to the end to it's climax as well, so the song doesn't stay in one place, even though it is a little repetitive in some of the thematic material in the instrumentation. Overall very good, I enjoyed it quite a bit.

Blind Guardian - Wheel of Time
Yes, I haven't heard hardly any Blind Guardian. Can you believe it? It's true. This probably is a huge clue that plays into figuring out who I am. Anyway, I want to hear more after hearing this. This is solid symphonic metal. What really draws me in is that it isn't "Symphonic"... meaning that it's played by actual instruments. Sometimes "Symphonic" metal has classical themes but all the instruments are played on the synthesizer and I feel that's a cop out. This was very well done. The vocalist is SOLID. His voice fits PERFECTLY within the music, and I love the choral sound behind him as the chorus built up, especially in the recapitulation at the end. Very well done, I hope to hear more from this band in the future.

Florence + The Machine - Seven Devils
I know who F&TM are but don't know enough of their music to warrant banning them... I have liked what I heard (except when they sing live on SNL), and this isn't an exception. This is again well done. I love the mysterious sound that the song puts forth with the vocalist kind of holding back to reveal almost a more mysterious vocal line leading into the chorus, and then the ethereal, mystical sound the chorus puts forth is well done. I do want to hear more of their music, but I have heard a couple of songs they've done that I've liked more, and the song does tend to get a little repetitive at the end (not so much where it's dragging, but enough where I feel it). Still a very solid song.

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Nekov: Subsignal - The Size Of Light On Earth
I really liked the introduction a lot. That ethereal keyboard sound is one that I LOVE and wish was used more. The tight vocal harmonies are also ones that I enjoy, reminiscent of bands like Queen. I do agree with 425 and Tyrias, while I enjoyed it a lot, it was pleasant, nothing really stood out. It was a solid prog-rock song, but nothing made it make me go WHOA. It was also very repetitive, and nothing was really added to the repetitive nature that made it any more interesting than the first time I heard the keyboard phrase at the beginning of the song. I don't want to be like it sucked though, because it was far from it. It was very good. Just nothing that made it stand out.

Evermind: Joan Baez - Diamonds and Rust
I know a little bit of Joan Baez's music, but not very much. I do really like folk music from the 60s and 70s, and this didn't disappoint at all. This piece was beautiful, emotional, simple, yet complex... I loved it. Folk music sometimes tends to get repetitive, but that can be overshadowed by emotional content and make repetitiveness seem shorter, and this does this perfectly. The synth strings and light organ adds to the emotional content perfectly; almost capturing a light rock/jazz quality that was quite common at the time but fails to be captured in today's singer/songwriter music... I compare some of this to other songs I enjoy from that era, such as Killing Me Softly by Roberta Flack. What a beautiful song.

Sacul: Kashiwa Daisuke - Stella
I'm not writing a poem like Tyrias. So don't expect it.
This piece surprised me. I was thinking within the first two glitchy minutes "DANG IT WHY DIDN'T I JUST SEND SACUL STOCKHAUSEN DURING HIS ROULETTE I WOULD HAVE GOTTEN 5's" but then the glitches stopped and the music began. This music is like a lake or ocean. It comes in waves. Some of it I really enjoyed, some of it I was like does this really need to go on for 3 minutes? Like the extreme minimalistic (and I wouldn't even call it that) piano parts. Yes, it adds to the mystery of the piece, but hearing hte same 4 notes within the course of about 20 seconds without any added ambience can drag on. When that ambience is added layer by layer it starts to pick up and get interesting. And when it's in full throttle the piece really flows. What I REALLY enjoyed was the classical nature the piece incorporated; the cellos are really effective and emotive, and the clarinet was a nice contrast. I also enjoyed when even though the piece got repetitive, the piece stayed interesting because a new instrument would be added above it. I was pleasantly surprised. It was good. It didn't blow me away overall, but I enjoyed it. I would rather it be broken up into movements or something though.

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Re: Splent's First Roulette v.1.0.0 - FINALLY
« Reply #64 on: April 30, 2016, 07:40:24 PM »
Thank you. I was driving so I couldn't. I thought he meant rank them all :lol
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Re: Splent's First Roulette v.1.0.0 - FINALLY
« Reply #65 on: April 30, 2016, 11:03:30 PM »
Last call for sign ups, I'm going to bed. When I wake up and post the rules and stuff the first round will have officially started and I'll start taking submissions.

I like the idea of doing a spreadsheet Chad so I'm doing it for this :lol
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Re: Splent's First Roulette v.1.0.0 - FINALLY
« Reply #66 on: May 01, 2016, 12:42:00 AM »
Hey Spencer... would it be viable to ask (if you tracked it) for you to stack rank the songs you just got as Mr. Red?  I could go through 45 pages, but I'd rather not - it be great if we all could see, other than Dave just having that advantage.
The OP of the championship has links to every single results post and scores, I'm sure you could have figured it out.

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Re: Splent's First Roulette v.1.0.0 - FINALLY
« Reply #67 on: May 01, 2016, 01:12:32 AM »
actually putting together a list of artists and i could probably fill a 10 round roulette with nothing but pop and rock for you, but i wanna send metal too at least a little  :lol

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Re: Splent's First Roulette v.1.0.0 - FINALLY
« Reply #68 on: May 01, 2016, 01:21:27 AM »
Ok I need to start making a playlist for this :lol

I expect around 30 songs to end up on it at least, but could be more - will report back later.

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Re: Splent's First Roulette v.1.0.0 - FINALLY
« Reply #69 on: May 01, 2016, 01:23:49 AM »
man i just go with my gut and i have about 20 artists with a song picked out from each but some are just there as backups in case the other stuff gets sent or i need something to fit a theme or something