JohnLeprechaun's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[The Convenience of Hypocrisy-1]

Nice.

The piano and guitar go together fantastically, and the melodies and chord progressions are great. I have absolutely no complaints about this song. Great job, I love it. Could totally be in a movie, I think. I can totally see this in a montage of a kid's life and how he grew up.

superchao responds:

Glad you liked it! :) Heh, that would definitely be interesting to see.
Thanks for listening and thank you for the review! :)

[Fallen Hero]

Awesome.

Melancholy, but still bad ass. As said, I could totally die to this. Not that I want that, but if, you know, I was dying in some epic battle and God was like, "What song do you want to play?" Well, this would be it.

[DJ Frosted - Darkside]

Meh.

This is alright. The melodies are cool, but in general, the song isn't as aggressive as you obviously tried to make it. It's a pretty flat song to be honest.

DJ-Frosted responds:

oh well thanks for the input but next time try to give more of an indepthed analysis instead of just saying "oh its a flat song" take you're meh and stuff it :)

[Adrenaline Break]

Leprechaun #2 Here

I agree with the other leprechaun. Really great stuff, reminds me of Ethnica by NemesisTheory. In other words, fantastic.

PearlDrummer516 responds:

Hey man, thanks! I love these tens! Hahaha.

- Arron -

[Let's Get This On]

Nice.

The vocals are great. I don't know what you were worried about. I can't imagine anyone dancing to this, though.

Nervouslytwisting responds:

thanks so much for you 2 people responding...i knew it would never be as good as i wanted it but i stil feel like i may be getting closer

[Reality.]

I agree.

If you actually, say, sang the vocals, this song would be improved drastically. You automatically get points for doing it yourself, and actually singing, but you lost them again for doing a bad job of it. The instrumentals are fantastic, and the lyrics too, but you need to work on the singing. The recording quality was a bit shabby, too.

ZeroClear responds:

thanx, like i told that human down there, i haven't sung that way much before, first attempt...thanx, lyrics are very important to us, as is musical epic-ness haha

[Destroing]

...what?

I laughed a little, too. That roar was... definitely eerie. I'll give you that. But the entire thing just... sucks. The recording quality, the chord progression, everything.

Omnigon responds:

It's called a rock progression. Basic knowledge. In essence, go fuck yourself.

[Sent - A tribute to Pirates]

Sweet.

Pirates could easily kick some ninja behind. When I think of the term bad-abs, that's what I immediately think of. Although it's a bit repetitive, the song was catchy, and made in a tricky time signature. Pretty well made, but I would try mixing up the instruments a little bit, or adding some effects.

Sentinel responds:

The melody was what was in the focus here - and yeah, I agree about just about everything you said :)
Thanks for the high rating and awesome criticism!

[Harry Potter's Piano]

Cool.

It's pretty cool. There are just a bunch of random notes thrown in, though, and it makes it seem crowded and even discordant at times. Other than that, very nice, I can respect people that record live playing.

["No Name Yet"]

Nice.

I loved the intro. The reverse kick is a good effect, too. I can't wait for the full release. It ended right when it got good. D: By the way, what BPM is this?

Rukkus responds:

Thanks for the great review man. And i think 140 or 135 bpm