Score: 8

"Definitely dwells on a happy note"

submission: 2mb

date: November 20, 2003

Nice catchy melody! This style is as contagious as a smile. The melody and harmony makes me want to sit on top of a big hill and swing back and forth while bathing in the sun's rays. Pure bliss:)

Score: 9

"You wouldn't happen to be Bio DJ as well?"

submission: Short Information

date: October 11, 2003

If not, this sounds so similar to Bio DJ's "Ultimate RPG Music" off of MP3.com. It doesn't have the same percussion, but it definitely has the almost exact melody as "Ultimate RPG Music". It's a very catchy melody, and it most definitely delivers a happy punch to your ears...at least to mine anyways. But if you are the same artist, great job on the fun melody.

Score: 10

"Finally, something I really, really enjoy!!"

submission: Shattered Dreams

date: October 5, 2003

Out of all your music you have composed, this is my fav, even if the rest were combined. This starts out like "Bastian's Happy Flight" from "The Neverending Story"; it has the Orient sounds of "The Double Dragon" series music; the filtered dance pads bring in the flavor of one of my favorite artists..."Sunbeam"; and the beats are like noneother. Wonderful job on mixing up the melodies and staying with the original flow of harmony you started with!! That is very difficult to accomplish my friend.;)

Score: 9

"Very kickin'!!!"

submission: Droppin In

date: October 4, 2003

Man, this brings those long desired memories of the Techno Bass cds I once had back in '93. I love the smooth groove you put on this track that's too hot for old people to hear and too cool for youngsters to steer. Great touch on the aural senses, man!

Score: 9

"Beautiful, my friend!"

submission: Lucidity

date: October 4, 2003

The main thing I like about the Ambient genre is it's like the world...full of eclecticism and diversity. This composition is one of the best reflections of the world in perspicuity ("Lucidity"). Please keep producing.

Score: 8

"Very "Zimmerish""

submission: 00: Life Begins

date: October 3, 2003

This sounds very similar to a Hans Zimmer film score like "The Rock", "Broken Arrow", or even "Lethal Weapon", but synthisized. Great job if you actually made the pads sound like the similar orchestrated sounds that Zimmer produces. Even if you didn't and sampled the sound, it's pretty cool that you sampled it with the right tempo and meter. Pretty cool!

Score: 7

"I like music that starts out very slow and moody."

submission: Dimension

date: October 2, 2003

Nice job with the combination of pads, blips, and filtered bass. Did you sample that last melody from a composition off of MP3.com called "I'm A Bad, Bad Girl", which had samples from "Resident Evil" the movie? If so, it's not a bad thing, you just shouldn't have used that melody in this track because it makes the meter flow lose the nice rhythm that you had going with the whole composition. If you just didn't use that last melody, I wouldn't have hesitated giving you at least an 8. Nice style though. Sounds very similar to some of tracks off of these old ambient cds I had back in '95 called "Amberdelic Space".

Score: 9

"I love what my ears are hearing!"

submission: znsa ver 2

date: September 29, 2003

I'm having flashbacks of New Order's stylistic electronic music. It also reminds me of the music in this old PlayStation game called "Hi-Octane". I think that's the name of it. The futuristic racing game where your vehicle is on this inverted track, and you can shoot the other opponents with lasers and missiles. I got that game just for the music.

Great job with changing up the melody, but keeping the flow of tune together! This is like emotional endorphin information that is sent from your aural senses to your brain telling your body that it can dance. My legs and feet couldn't stay still throughout the entire composition. Love the chimes along with the melodic bass near the middle of the end.

Score: 8

"Reminds me of the old classic game "Wipeout""

submission: ...:War horizon:...

date: September 14, 2003

This is very different from most Trance, and it is very similar to Orbital's older video game music, such as the "Wipeout" series. My favorite thing about this track is that it has a very nice rhythm flow. The fast beats mixed with the melodic bleeps and bass tones gives this track a well deserved 8 in my records. From what I heard, it seems that you spent quite some time on this one. Well done!

Score: 9

"Very Professional sounding!!!"

submission: Alien Genome - Lunch

date: September 9, 2003

I would have put this under the Progressive Trance genre if it existed on this site. Only because it has a dark and enigmatic feel with melodic undertones. It reminds me so much of my early trance days when I just started getting into Trance. Very similar to "Trance Control". Keep it coming, this is great stuff!!!