Score: 5

"Well..."

submission: Slave and Master

date: February 10, 2009

Schleif basically brought up all the points I had, but I have one other thing. Learning to scream takes awhile, learning how to record it properly is even harder. However, regardless of the skill, you ought to turn down your vocal tracks and raise the instrumentals. There needs to be a proper balance, without it even accomplished vocalists sound worse.

Score: 1

"Mmm... I'm going to have to agree"

submission: Comfort of Myself

date: February 10, 2009

It was slow to build, there is no musicianship, the vocals are annoying, and it just didn't work.
Screaming isn't simple, but even without a sore throat I could not see how this would be good. Screaming and a capella do not mix well, and this track proved it.

Score: 8

"Not too bad"

submission: Paint It Black (Metal)

date: February 10, 2009

I had some reservations against a metal cover of what in my opinion is a near perfect song, but you managed to do a pretty good job of it. I'd be interested to see how a full-scale version turns out.
I say go for it.

Score: 9

"Well...."

submission: Laid to Rest - Cover

date: November 17, 2008

I can't really criticize you here. You also aren't Blythe, but you aren't trying to be him. I wanted to keep it accurate to the real song so I tried his voice, but you did a good job of making it yours (a few lyrical twists, keeping it in your own pitch).
Of course we both did Nicholls version of it, he did a great job. The only thing I didn't get is the silence he left in at the end there.
Either way, nice to meet another vocalist/metal head.

Score: 9

"Well,"

submission: Desolate Ways - Morbid Angel

date: September 29, 2008

It's not my thing, but it was done well, so great job, enjoy the five.

Score: 8

"Pretty good"

submission: Land of Confusion (Cover)

date: September 21, 2008

Nice to see a non-hard rock/metal version of the song. Granted, In Flames did my favorite version of it, so this is definitely an adjustment to make, but it doesn't mean this is a bad song or that you don't have any right to cover it. My only problem with the song is the vocals at some points get too... Clock Crew-ish. Maybe one of them should use the song.
To other reviewers, it is offensive to Disturbed to think they would be offended by a cover to a song they never wrote.
This was very creative and a pleasure to listen to ^^

Score: 10

"Fucking amazing"

submission: Keep on Rotting-Carcass-Demo

date: September 19, 2008

Out of all the bands I listen to, Carcass is one of the most inspirational for me, Jeffrey Walker being the reason I began playing the bass and learning how to scream. And I have to say, this is a flawless cover. I judge pretty critically on this sort of stuff, but I am thoroughly impressed.
Let me know if you ever try any more Carcass, I'd love to lend a voice.

Score: 9

"I like ^^"

submission: Rockworm

date: March 18, 2008

It's kind of trippy sounding, it starts sounding a little sitar-ish.

Great job!

Score: 10

"Newground's best voice acting"

submission: Inu Yasha: The Movie Trailer

date: March 8, 2008

I don't care what others say, you are definately the best voice guy on this site, or the funniest, maybe both. This is the first voice acting thing to make it to my favorites, and probably will be the only. Nearly didn't watch it, the title scared me at first.
The only problem is that your voice can't match the baritone of the movie announcer guy.. in fact I think only two peoples voices can (Pablo Francisco, and the actual announcer guy). It's not really your fault, so blind eye to that, and thank you for that three minutes of fun.

Score: 10

"Bitch, please :D"

submission: When I Say STFU Bitch

date: March 2, 2008

No, but I liked this one. I don't tend to add many metal songs to the favorites, but this one found a place.

Also, please DON'T make it an AMV. They blow ^^