JohnLeprechaun's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[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

[Fear Factory 2009]

Cool.

The bass line, the song progression, and especially the piano really stood out. It all was very natural, nothing seemed out of place, and it all flowed very smoothly. They should have had people like you back when they were making these games, seriously.

[~EnV~Heaven Rd. 3]

Well,

It's really well made, and your song-making talent is pretty obvious, but it's really overdone throughout most of the song. Again, the effort must have been fathomless, but, with some exclusions, almost each part was much too overcrowded and choppy. Nice try, but tone it down a bit.

I love the piano parts, though, they were fantastic.

Envy responds:

Hey, thanks for the honest review :3