Rampant's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Clabtrap 2013 Hype Shit]

I absolutely love your flow. No homo.

soundbreaker responds:

Haha, thanks dude!

[Schizophonics]

Eating Dominoes in a Pizza Hut. Teq, damn, where do you come up with these amazing lyrics?

Teqneek responds:

Dude I've been on a roll lately. Been writing lyrics all day long today; some of the best I've ever written for real.

Oh yeah- Wait til you hear my battle with MDJ, the artist formerly known as Emergency. It's gonna be brutal. TUESDAY!!!

Edit- FRIDAY!

EDIT- Sunday. People be procrastinating.

[Boss Chick (Preview) - AX]

Why does this only have 150 plays?

5/5 for the track; 0/5 for NewGrounds' apparent lack of taste!

AxTekk responds:

Hahaha, WE BEIN SLEPT ON THO

[Razor-Teqneek & Fat Beats]

This so is so great, it got my girlfriend pregnant! Hey, wait a minute...

Teqneek responds:

I am NOT the father

[HDC: Teqneek vs WarSpawn]

You're both winners, but Teq is more of a winner, just better all around: flow, lyrics, mic quality.

HDC responds:

WS -6 Teq -8

[Fat Beats & Teq- Legacy]

Props guys. Great lyrics, great flow. Props to Rama, too, for that funkalicious beat.

Teqneek responds:

Thanks homie! Rama is a beast, isn't he? But so are you so it's all good.

[Children's Overture]

This reminded me very much of Michael Giacchino's score to Up (amazing soundtrack to an incredible film, in case you haven't seen it). This track was not-quite-pop, not-quite-jazz, and not-quite-cinematic... it sounded like one of those fun compositions from the post-romantic / mid-impressionistic period.

BlazingDragon responds:

I LOVE the score to Up! That comparison makes me oh so very happy. <3

As far as genre, I tried to be cinematic with my orchestration, yet "pop-like" with my melodic material. At the same time, I tried to use some jazzy chord progressions (a bit of a lydian feel here and there, lots of borrowed chords, chromatic bass lines, etc). I have no idea what to label it, so I'll stick with yours.

Thanks for the review! :D

[-*}CaSH{*- Etude]

I absolutely love the section from 0:41 to 0:54. Very cool syncopated rhythms there, and the theme is really cool. Heck, if you'd written that and then done a couple of variations or - more fitting for jazz - given different instruments some solos over a base rhythm section keeping that established groove, that would have been pretty awesome to listen to.

camoshark responds:

Thanks, man, glad you enjoyed!

The segment you loved was actually the actual song, but due to time constraints I had to cut short and leave it so. I'm actually planning on recording this and adding solos, so I'll send you a PM when it's done!

Cheers,
Samuel Hebert

[Insurgent [MSB] (NGADM)]

NO! I'm not supposed to like dubstep! Popular music isn't supposed to be innovative! What have you done!?

You get docked 0.3 points because your track cuts out without a reverb tail, and that makes me sad.

GrantBowtie responds:

Woah, I consider this a really great review especially if you hate dubstep! Ya I've used the reverb tail a lot and sometimes I get tired of it

[Impromptu - Spring]

There are very few things that can make me cry: I'm a manly man, goddammit. The ending of Red Dead Redemption is one of them; Mozart's Requiem is another; and the last 45 seconds of this is the third one.

Sublime work, really.

BlazingDragon responds:

I can't believe my music was just put in the same paragraph as Mozart's requiem. :p

Thank you!