Score: 10

"How did I miss finding THIS village in the game?"

submission: Kakariko Snow Village

date: November 30, 2009

That's how powerful this track was to me. Made me feel like I skipped an awesome part of the original Zelda game. And when you have the ability to do THAT to a gamer's mine, my friend, that means now you're playing with POWER

Score: 9

"Conveniently ambient"

submission: Thorn in the Cloud (ambient)

date: November 30, 2009

Perfect title for this track. I noticed some elements that seemed to honor the 16-bit RPG era (don't know if you were going for that, but that's what flashed first across my mind). It seems so distant and partially gloomy with drops of hope and promise of brighter days. You're a genius, if that was your true intention.

Score: 10

"Pretty straight forward"

submission: Fields of Happy Doom

date: November 1, 2009

I can see that getting stuck in someone's head if they're repeating a difficult video game level

Score: 10

"Who has a problem with your vocals?"

submission: [Take It Slow]

date: October 31, 2009

The melody is as hypnotizing as 'Roygbiv' by Boards of Canada and the voice seemed intentional, if you read the lyrics. But, sometimes genius goes over some heads b/c anyone complaining really isn't getting the mssage inside the track. Did I mention you were a genius, by the way?

Score: 10

"Doesn't it take you back?"

submission: Earthbound: Chaos Theatre

date: October 5, 2009

It gives me hope enough to play the fan-translated Mother 3 on my PC again. I got to a frustrating part and walked away, but any die-hard would be happy to know a EB track steered me back to awesomeness. The DJ is a genius!

Score: 10

"When you mentioned Afrojonez..."

submission: WS - Subliminal

date: August 17, 2009

I so expected a presidential caption at the end saying, "My name is Afrojonez and I approve this message."

BTW, anyone ever compare yoou to a younger version of Midaz the Beast?

Score: 10

"Are you sure you wanna label it techno?"

submission: [Microgalactic]

date: August 11, 2009

I mean, I felt techno in there. But I also felt alot of ambient and trance in there. But, oh, don't get me wrong. This is a PHOENOMENAL track. My comment is really compliemting you by saying it's so much moe than the parameters of simply techno.

In the words of Jay-Z to Kanye West, "Teddygram

Score: 9

"Don't tell my other favorite audio arists but..."

submission: AJ: Running From the Bottle

date: August 7, 2009

You have the most MP3s on my iPod. Your tracks really make cross-city public transit a more artistic mind-warp than most. Maybe one day you'll really figure out what kind of an impact you make with the healing qualities of your music arrangements.

Score: 8

"You both might be wrong"

submission: Upside-Down City

date: July 18, 2009

There's no sense of Bomberman or Megaman. Ironically, M5000, it sounds a little like it could be a old Sonic the Hedgehog level (close your eyes, and add sonic sound effects of rings, checkpoints and enemies...)

Score: 10

"So, now I get it..."

submission: AJ: Afro Flow

date: July 16, 2009

The intro is like a pre-meditation in holistic yet religious state of mind. Then, release into the peaceful funk of heavenly trip-hop (like sexy angels in platform shoes, picking out majestic afros in the midday sun... or something like that).

I am almost at tears, thinking about the deciphering of that track.