Seamonky's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[<|>: Class Act, pt. I]

This sounds more lighter and smoother!

Sorta like Part two and three. It much more calmer and it has a lighter feeling to it. You really don't hear many songs like this around anymore. This song was light and I enjoyed listening to it. Good job!

-$eamonky

TritoneAngel responds:

Thanks a lot man! Since this was the beginning of the song, it serves to set the mood and frame thepiece for what is to come in the second movement, and lay out the groundwork for the ending. Definitely a calmer vibe. Glad you liked it man, and thanks for another great review.

[Class Act, pt. II]

This is better than Part 3 somehow.

This sorta has more feeling than Part 3 and it's more catcher. The song is also pretty classical and its good to listen to when you're down. Now, I'm off to Part 1. This song was better and I enjoyed listening to it. Nice work!

-$eamonky

TritoneAngel responds:

Cool man -- thanks again for the review! Funny that you're listening to it in reverse order. :)

The piece is best experienced when listening to it in sequential order; it is actually one large contiguous piece chopped into movements to fit due to NG size requirements.

[<|>: Class Act, pt. III]

The beats were weird.

This song sounds very slow and depresing. This would be good in a flash if some character died or something else happened that was sad. It a way, this does sound Classical. This song was good and I liked it. Nice work!

-$eamonky

TritoneAngel responds:

Thanks dude -- It's too bad I couldn't post all three movements in one block as it was recorded. Filesize was just too freakin big. But I'm glad you liked it. This was fairly spontaneous, but it just sort of formed itself into sections neatly.

[<|>: Qua (midi 2005)]

Creepy indeed!

Me like creepy song. I love to scare the little kids at halloween with scary music. I don't mean to make them cry, just a fun prank. I know the little kids so it's all good. Anyways, this song has lots of reputation. This song would be good for an RPG when you are lost in a forest or something. The name of the song is creepy as well. This song was cool and I liked it. Nice Job!

-$eamonky

TritoneAngel responds:

Thanks a lot man! This was one of those things that I just got the main melody riff stuck in my head for like a week straight out of nowhere. Finally I just came home, transcribed it and set it to heavy-ish music. I think it came out about as creepy as it sounded to me. For some reason this song always leaves me with a pit in my stomach. When I couldn't get it out of my head and felt something so strongly about it I knew it would turn out to be a pretty good song. Glad you liked it!

I'm thinking of doing a live version of this too. Midi doesn't do it justice.

[RG One]

This sounds tough!

Heavy metal, my parent grew up listening to that kind of music. Now a days, you hear a lot of Rap and Rock, where's Techno! Well, anyways, this sounded very tough. If I would put my speakers on full blast, they would probably explode. Keep doing the good work! Nice job!

-$eamonky

TritoneAngel responds:

Thanks a lot dude! This came about after I was listening to a lot of Symphony X music, and I had just gotten this guitar at the time, so I was playing fast stuff on it constantly. Glad you liked it!

[<|>: Always Eve]

Slow but great!

It's sounds like a slower version of Off and Running. Slow songs aren't really my favorite but hey, it cools people down and this song cooled me down when I was angry. This was a cool song and I liked it. Nice work!

-$eamonky

TritoneAngel responds:

Thanks a lot dude! This was a little thing I wrote after listening to a Steve Vai song, "All About Eve," so it draws influence from that.

[<|>: Off and Running]

Nice! This is what I call awesome!

Wow, slow start at the beginning but when I heard it more, it went faster. That sounds like a remix of the song Smoothie but better. This is with a acoustic guitar as well, this is sweet. Nice job and keep it up.

-$eamonky

TritoneAngel responds:

Thanks for the review! Yeah, I thought the weird atmospheric sounding opening would be a nice contrast to the energy of the rest of the song. Sort of takes you from the soft, quiet world of Smoothie into a faster-paced, more hectic world. This is another song that I thought up and then just couldn't get out of my head for weeks.

[<|>: Standing Beside Her]

It sounds pretty classical!

The song sounds pretty slow but it's interesting in a way. This song makes me wounder about weird things. Strange huh. This song was cool and I liked listening to it. Good Job!

-$eamonky

TritoneAngel responds:

Thanks man -- This actually sprang out of a version of God Bless America that I was working on, odd as that may sound. I'm glad you liked it.

[<|>: Metropolyptic]

Nice heavy loop!

This is something that I rarely hear. It sorta sounds like Islam music but heavy. Kind of weird but it is good. Nice work!

-$eamonky

TritoneAngel responds:

Thanks buddy! The eastern influence could be either from the wiggly-ness of it, or the key changes centering on the tritone dual-resolution. I really liked this idea, but I could have done a better job with the recording quality and mix. Thanks again for another cool review!

[Smoothie]

This sounds fimilar to me.

I just can't remember what kind of song it was but it sounds a lot like this one. A very jazzy and a rock feeling to it. Can you tell me what an Acoustic guitar really does besides plays really good music. Good job with this song!

-$eamonky

TritoneAngel responds:

Thanks for the review, buddy! I get that a lot; I listen to a ton of music, so I wind up alluding to a lot of it accidentally.

This was another sort of spontaneous thing I had been banging around with for a while before I finally recorded it. Kind of went on a blitz after I got this guitar -- an Ibanez AW200Cent.