Narflebeans's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[RGH: Swing Low (Bewildere]

The hell you say...

Hmm. I'll call it tasty and spifflicious.

Beyond that though: I'm not sure about the choppiness thing, seems all well and good to me. I like the organ melody, and the drum reverb adds a nice touch. Very well put together, that's all I can say. Push the creativity... to the max! Rawr!

RyeGuyHead responds:

mmm tasty annd spifficious. Yeah I have no idea what choppiness they are talking about...Creativity!!! WOOHOO!

[Satan('s Fine Coffee)]

Hmmm...

Is that an MST3K reference in there somewhere (among all the other... stuff)? I do have to say I like the way you think. Anyways, on to the technical things review: I liked the melody you chose, and the overall mix and instruments used. They brought pleasant laid back feel. But I would've liked to hear a little less repitition, it had a catchy melodic line that lends itself to a plethora of alternate supporting lines. The vocals could perhaps be a little less processed, because I didn't actually catch on to what the vocalist was singing until I looked back at the description. Then I was all, 'oooohhhh, I get it. The description makes sense now. sort of.' Overall tho, a cool song with strange references that, well, don't really reference anything in particular(or do they?) and yet are still references... hmm... Coincidence?! I think not!

Shael-Riley responds:

Thank you!

[My Computer Can Sing]

I feel strange now...

That was most definitely something a 'little' different. And very neat indeed. Nice work.

Gillenium responds:

Some people like my music... some people don't... but the ones who feel strange after listening to it... that's something really special... *sheds a tear*

[RGH: Crystal Dance(original)]

Familiar and Different=Awesome

Definitely reminded me of that Edward Scissorhands feel. That impending ominousity (is that a word?) contrasted with a reminder of the good things always presents an awesome mix. Just an idea about the ending: instead of ending it on the one note (which worked just fine, I'm just offering suggestions) maybe have it trail off with the harp melody and some of the lower bass instruments into silence. Great work, keep doin that thing you do.

RyeGuyHead responds:

omniousity would make an awesome word. A harp melody would fit nice in the end ill admit. I changed the ending since submitting