Promethicus's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Tag to MC Mao]

thats wassup

yo gunner. sick flip i always though the theme was hard as hell, and u made it harder. this thing reeks with funk. lumbering rhythm like a clumsy monster.

trancedatlantic responds:

yes sir! thanks for the shout out on epitomes track - needless to say, GDSK got the freshest style up here

[NG.2.21.11]

cool man

makes me think of some cool guy walking in really slow motion. sounds like john bohnam from led zeppelin playing for some reason. hope ur doing well

trancedatlantic responds:

doing well, the fatherhood way / moving so i can make a permanant beat studio in a third bedroom. good to see you still up man! glad you can dig it

[Deluxe (Demo) Dureagon]

cryptic

makes me imagine a dark dude all alone in his room, scheming. the opening strings are fucked up sounding in a good way. youve got a unique way of drum lines. g

DJDureagon responds:

Thats some crazy images bro. The strings are pretty twisted. About the drum lines... really? lol If you say so.

[In the Moment - Dureagon]

thats the kinda stuff i like

pretty and simple at first glance but there's a bunch of chops. a very good example of re-inventing old tunes for new generations to hear and look for. ill bump this for a while probably

DJDureagon responds:

I try to dig for the gems and then make thme my own. Thanks fo rthe review brotha.

[[E7] Can't Stop(prod. Beatnik)]

dude that beat

beatnik? where is this producer at? i love that chorus

GloineFiodh responds:

Beatnik is a friend of mine who made the beat, known as MetalLlama on newgrounds

[Legacy Vs. Bricks]

you's a cool monkey

for real man make more and more. its real clean. it looks like you had a plan for how you wanted to sound. like youve thought bout this for awhile. id love to see where the rest of this stuff is. nerd rap represent ha

Dj730 responds:

I wouldn't call my style nerd rap, but as long as I'm on the level with MC Frontalot awesome. lol Thanks for the review friend, and the 10 as well! Your the first one to review ma stuff! I appreciate it.

{L}

[EX!!! - Gloomy sunday]

Billie holiday

careful not to kill urself homeboy, playing with that "cursed" song there. me and my friend were actually scared to hear this song the first time cause of the legends about anyone hearing it eventually committing suicide, either from depression or mind control. i know, ha we were young. but i tried to chop this track for awhile and i couldn't do it. but you, kind sir pulled it off in a way that i never wouldve thought. this is why i love sampling and flipping old tracks around for new generations. its like hearing for the first time again. much thanks

EternalXIII responds:

lol, I never herd that! The song is pretty gloomy though. This as actually a really weird chop for me. It took me a really long time to decide how I was going to use it.

Thanks for the review!!!

(PS, sorry it took me so long to respond!!)

[HW - Haywyre 200]

Bill evans interpretation?

it really sounds like your'e playing the melody of nardis in the beggining. has anyone told you that? of course a beautiful composition but i just got to know if thats what you were trying to do. kudos

haywirehaywire responds:

Bill evans is an amazing piano player, so he may have influenced my style a little bit. Thanks

[o r a n g e c l o c k w o r k]

you bastard

that's "Funeral March for Queen Mary" the theme song? That movie is stuck in my tv. Cool idea making it in a celebratory kind of mood. The beginning is straight ballsy. This song could still go to the movie. The only reason it wasn't a ten was it felt like it was missing the "meat" of the song. Like a sample from the movie could've gone in there to keep the listeners attention but maybe you wanted them to get lost in it. If so, kudos

trancedatlantic responds:

thanks for the link man

[Yun - Love, Honey(Let it Thru)]

Rip Dilla

keeping my faith in people out there making choons
may i ask where the frigarettes sample is from?

YunVeroz responds:

that's off this weird record called "Commercials in a Plain Brown Wrapper" by Jean-Jacques Perrey