The Beatles – Penny Lane

Not in my favorites, but worth to talk about. mundane and relatively unspecial, the song proved only Guitar Weeps and Tomorrow Never Knows are their truly good songs. 70/100 Full explanation: Though considered one of their best songs by most, the problem with Penny Lane is that the singer tries to convey the laid back …

Shy Martin – good together

the nice melody and voice work Good Together. I especially like the line "Fuck it till we're through". 87/100

Molly Sanden – freak

emotionally sung, the song is well done overall. 89/100

ILLENIUM – Crashing

Not in my favorites, but a good consideration, with the repeated artist Bahari. The lyrics are a bit shallow and far and few in between, but what's there ensures the song doesn't come *crashing* down. 79/100

Rebecca Black – Heart Full of Scars

Thousands of times better than Friday, Rebecca shows her promise yet. 88/100

Underground – Lindsey Stirling

A bit simplistic for Lindsey, but seems like a good album opener with much promise. 87/100

Orange caramel – magic girl

though the theme is silly it is executed well. 90/100

Skillet – I want to live

decent rock melody despite the repetitive lyrics, if this song was made in a dangerous situation, it would definitely convey the idea of wanting to live. 88/100

The Weeknd – Rockin’

Decent melody and beat provide a song that's "rockin'", indeed. 87/100

Panic! At The Disco: I Write Sins Not Tragedies

Another decent hit from the band, though curious title and message. 87/100