AlmightyDeigo's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[B-S - Concrete Waffle]

I'm in awe.

I downloaded this yesterday and have played it probably 50 times since that, very sexy track.

[(F) _Senescence_]

I'll be a trend whore,

not a huuuuge fan of ambient music but this one was very well done, I agree with the others it sounds very futuristic distopia-like. Nice atmospheric track, sounds professional.

Fubaka responds:

Thank you for reviewing. You've given me quite the compliment!

[Summertime Arpeggios]

This is pretty epic.

I can't believe you peniciled this one down in under 30 minutes lol, if I had half of the focus required for that I'd end world hunger.

And build a robot butler named Horge that would moonwalk through all of his robo-butlery duties.

But anyway, this song is tight, very very nice work.

bRapMusAk responds:

Thanks for the kind words.

If you wanna know the secret, I basically lock myself up in my lair with my computer and place hot burning coals under my feet and only take them off when im done the song. Generates a faster working pace:P

[Trancer's Block]

Oh no.

There were no reviews and your song looked lonely.
It's actually pretty good, I like the melody. If necessecity is the mother of invention, then boredom is like the crazy uncle who stops in every few weeks and eats all your meat of art.

Or something.

[BROKEN - For Marilynlove90]

It's alright.

Pretty good for what it is, again, not so much "goth" as ambient.

Unrelated, but when does that story take place? I'm almost curious but it's no secret Manson gave Reznor a few blowjobs back in the day, and I'm sure Twiggy has been both the pitcher and catcher for a few dozen dutch rudders over the years.

Then he took a "handjob hiatus".

Now he's back.

[Psytrance Marilyn Manson]

Beautiful.

The best thing about this track is that most all of its listeners are familiar with the original, and that familiarity is slowly transformed into very slight recognition.
But just when it's become almost it's own piece outright, the orignal piece comes back, and not the first press of it, but the live acoustic version of it (I think, unless the guitar is very heavily played with) and the nostalgia puts your brain on pause for the outro. Sorry, that was less of a review of the music than it was of my own catharsis, but, like many others, this song, and Mechanical Animals all together, holds a unique place in my heart that is both dark and tumultuos, as well as warm and calm.

Very refreshing take on it, 5'ed, favorited, downloaded.

hopeku responds:

Hey man, that's really appreciated. Don't be sorry for this, it's always great to read something else than the usual thing. Your review was pretty interesting and encouraging!

And yep it's the accoustic version, I sampled the whole main part of the track since I couldn't find any accapela of the song. It turned out that it was better with the guitar and my own touch than I could probably do without the accoustic guitar :)

Thanks buddy!

[Saucepan]

Oh baby.

This reminds me of that one time we made 2 dozen hot dogs and a box of rice in that lobster pot with a jar of assorted boullion cubes and A1 sauce.

It was only ok.

NAPAX44 responds:

That was delicious