Listen to the song above you V.3

[Flowerpot]

wow... that was really good. i loved the background music and it felt super relaxing even though the lyrics are more somber. i did have a bit of trouble hearing the lyrics clearly, though, but thats probably just me being bad at english.

everywhere at the end of time (the whole thing is really long so feel free to skip through the stages)

[s i n c e r i t y]

this was quite an experience. this concept is super cool & also kind of emotional (which i'll touch on later). i typically enjoy instrumental music, so starting with stage 1 was just kinda like background music. i felt like i belonged in a movie from the 1920s. stage 2 hit kinda different. the slight change in the overall feeling from stage 1 was kinda off-putting. stage 3 was when my experience hit its turning point and i realized what was coming. the overlapping music & distortion really messed with me. stage 4 was honestly rather terrifying. i didn't listen to the whole thing, i skipped around with the time stamps. i noticed that the first song in stage 4 is almost half an hour long. pure nightmare fuel. at this point it was complete chaos. i read a comment on it that said "i think the weirdest part is that the further you get into it, the more you realize you can't remember the previous stages." i think that summarizes the feeling of stage 5 perfectly. i tried so hard to connect the parts i was hearing with what i have already heard, and i just couldn't do it. absolutely terrifying. stage 6 was difficult to get through (especially the last song). the almost white-noise going into near silence with a few moments of noise was so incredibly eerie. the last 6 minutes truly felt like the end. it was a beautiful way to end everything.
one day i'll have to go back and listen through the entire thing. it was difficult to listen to most of it because my grandmother is suffering from dementia. knowing that this is what she's (and so many others are) going through made this really hard, but worth it. thank you so much for letting me experience this.

me & you together song - the 1975

[wet rat]

listening - Edit: finished the song^^ I wouldn't say it's exactly my type of song but it was good

here - > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLmYZSu3NCc

[0009]

it's a cute song and i think my past self would like it. the lyrics are.. relatable? it's very soft, yet it feels alien to me.

song: only us and linger on by weatherday

[sorroh]

im not a long intro kinda gal, but this feels like the perfect buildup song to a boss battle or something. like, you and the baddy are walking towards each other and it all goes slow-mo and you're about to have a total donnybrook. Or like a character is spiraling or something lmao. I don't really like slow songs very much either, but I like it still. I figure its just me but I had a hard time understanding what they were saying. I wouldn't pick this song myself, but if someone else put it on I wouldn't tell them to change it. I can more than tolerate it, as long as it fits the mood of the situation.

Juice ~ September Told Me

[_cirice_]

i'm in love with this song! it has such a good energy to it and gives off such joyful vibes. i don't even know the lyrics and i found myself trying to sing along to it. the singer has such a sweet and genuine voice and helps to give life to the lyrics. the instrumentals flow so well, especially the parts with the violin. this is the kind of song i could find myself coming back to over and over again. i'm definitely adding this song to my playlist and i'll have to look into the artist more. thank you so much for the rec :)

shake it paradise - toshinobu kubota

[1-800-TENORSNACKS]

as one of the comments on the video says, this is something jotaro from jba would listen to. pretty funky, sounds like what a busy city street with neon lights would be as a song. gave off really strong '80s vibes. really r&b. i don't really like the mix of japanese and english, mostly because of the accent when the singer says the "paradise" part. the japanese is nice tho, sung clear and, well, funky in it's own way. personally, it's not really my taste. but it gets a solid 6.5/10 from me.

forget him- bobby rydell

[d0espring]

Not really my type of song but not bad!


Lola by Alice Chater and Iggy Azalea
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RNJmYEM2Sek

[Siberia,]

I can't say much about it other than that I think it's boring and for some reason reminds me of Jeffree Star.

David Bowie - Ashes To Ashes

[1-800-TENORSNACKS]

the instrumentals are nice, reminds me of jack stauber. so do the vocals, in a way. i've heard a few bowie songs, space oddity and heroes. i've never seen this one before, tho. i don't get the lyrics at all, but maybe they have some kind of deep meaning i'm too small brain to understand.

speaking of jack stauber,
just take my wallet - jack stauber