Lurker > Bitto

Samus
Ryu

I thought I was crazy for seeing a diaper on Toxel

Moon Rising

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark

Pit
Ganon

I kinda wanted to do comments for these Pokemon, but honestly, so many of them are so whatever that I can't speak much for them.

Any Pokemon I ranked 67 - 96 is basically bottom tier, so nothing too crazy here.

Times

Pac
Luigi

Joe
Fox

Raven

shot

Sent

Mega
Peach

7/10

I generally like these types of stories, so I'm a little biased. Not really much of a Black Mirror element in this, though.

Men Against Fire - 6/10

Air Force

Piece

Tower

Bug Fables > PM > TTYD >>> SPM >>>> Origami King > didn't play the rest

Bug Fables just has so many QOL things going for it that the two original PMs don't. TTYD vs. PM is interesting. TTYD has better features about it, but I never liked the chapters nearly as much as PM. I appreciate the risks, but I kinda just want "a Mario adventure" and PM does that really well.

Black

Pit (Kid Icarus)
Ryu (Street Fighter)
Garland (Final Fantasy)
Glass Joe (Punch-Out!!)
Kraid (Metroid)

10/10

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOGEyBeoBGM

Shut Up and Dance - 6/10

No

no opinion on King Boo

Guys

Mario

The three Rainforest Collapse are quite good; though, I wish I listened to it in chronological order rather than 1st -> 2nd -> 3rd place. Rainforest Collapse II is probably my favorite of the three. I like that twang.

Murder by Death is quite fine. End of the Line is my favorite by a large margin, though.

Scatman is a classic. It's nice to hear other songs beyond Scatman.

Hanabie is fighting an uphill battle for me and lands in "I didn't mind it." I call that a win.

SSPU is good all around. Simmer's my favorite, but I feel like it goes on for a little too long.

I didn't follow Shatner for a long time, but I often thought about "Shatner-style singing" for a lot of songs before realizing that Shatner has been doing this for a while. Three really good picks for something I thought for sure would be a meme album.

DOPAMINE HELLDREAMS is pretty good. I actually listened to SMILES OF GHOSTS when I zoned out and it was pretty good. I'd probably be pretty happy about this album overall.

I really enjoyed wurmple, but the other songs are not quite my cup of tea.

I enjoy RHCP quite a lot. Under the Bridge is fantastic.

I like #41 and So Much to Say more than Crash Into Me. I was really surprised how much I enjoyed #41.

Deck the House is very cool. Jeep Sex and Skidoos are different, but also very good. Great 3 choices.

Make It Stop is one of the better pop punk songs I've heard.

Coulson

Regarding Syrup Village, I much preferred the live-action to the manga; though, it's the weakest of the arcs by far. I found a lot of the tension in the manga to be confusing and muddling at best. Jango being cut isn't too bad because everything he adds to the manga has been cut. I really like the setting of the fight being Kaya's mansion as opposed to a random beach and forest. I also really like Kaya and Usopp's relationship being developed more. Meri dying makes more sense than him not dying. My only big issue is that Kuro's claws are really weak in the fights, but I'm really not interested in fights anyways.

Final

Guitar

I really enjoyed the three songs from Matthew and the Atlas. I would put it at Folklore tier, which is pretty good for me! I would probably put this higher if I cared more about lyrics. For me, I only notice lyrics after repeated visits and, even then, I would need a transcript to know what's being said. And, even after that, there's very few lines that stick in my head, especially in a meaningful way.

I really enjoy the album art of The Strangest Frequency. It's a good vibe. Speaking of a good vibe, I really enjoyed this set of 3 songs!

I don't mind the singer of Black Country, New Roads too much. Instrumental is usually my jam, but this isn't it. The other 2 songs are good though.

Occult Descartes is very cool. The other 2 songs from Lemm are good, but not quite as good as Occult Descartes.

Atomic Bird is also very cool in a way that differentiates itself from other songs on the list. The man in the desert gives me strong "Civ V" vibes. I generally like that soundtrack. Nopwhere and Everywhere is good, but a lot more similar to a lot of other songs on this list.

The Bitter Suite is pretty good, but there's no way concept albums, especially lyric-heavy ones, will ever appeal to me. Also, I don't associate circuses with priests, even corrupt ones! King of Swords (Reversed) is very good.

Oh hey, I recognize Basket Case, but I never knew that it was named this. It's a good song. The other songs are alright.

I appreciate the lyrics of More Data. Reminds me of work. It's merely OK as a song, though. But yeah, I'm surprised I'm able to catch the lyrics here than most songs. Maybe because most of the songs are more like speech or dialogue.

Tarot Sport is extremely good. I loved all 3 songs. I think this type of music just naturally appeals to me, though. I can see this getting a high floor but low ceiling.

Genesis is good, but doesn't leave much of an impression on me.

circle is very interesting. I can see this being an album I like. The three songs I heard are pretty good, but it's pretty hard to talk about any of them, because it feels like I'm only listening to part of something larger.

Similarly, Dr. Stone is tough to talk about because I feel like I only got a small glimpse of its album. The instrumentation is nice, but most fantasy-based games/anime tend to have that nice sound.

Deep Forest is, indeed, really good. The other 2 songs are good, but not quite as good. I feel like this one's best in small doses.

I don't have too much to say on Slothrust. I like the 2nd and 3rd songs way more than the 1st.

I thought it's funny that all 3 Schach songs have the stylized titled. This could very easily not be my style, but it handles it well. Both the instrumentation and vocals work really well with each other.

There's a ton of praise for Brand New here from what I can see. The songs are all really enjoyable and carry different vibes.

dives

Very odd choice from me.

America

Wario

Kindergarten Cop

6/10.

This one exists. Loses points for having jumpscares and spiders.

Form

Terminator fatalities

https://youtu.be/pArw05oPu9w?si=frW_KgJtupWRJAoc

Jorgen Von Strangle

Deal

Batman & Robin

Conan the Barbarian

I'd say the majority of eccentric AA characters are enjoyable. A large part of AA's enjoyment are animations and design, which are usually best shown by those characters. Yes, there's a few really weak characters, but all-in-all, it's definitely a highlight.

As someone who only knows Barenaked Ladies through One Week, this album is not what I expected. I like Brian Wilson, though.

Binzokomegane is pretty good, but I think my opinion would drop if I heard the whole album. A lot of pleasant, but forgettable songs.

I'm familiar with Cocteau Twins. I like them. Not a lot, but definitely an above-average album. All songs are good.

Oh, I listened to Jacob Collier as part of a collaborative concert put forth by Porter Robinson. I really love In My Bones. I think it's the first song I immediately recognized so far in this listen.

American Idiot is a classic, but I believe you in that it's very frontloaded. I like both Holiday / Boulevard of Broken Dreams a lot.

D. Put it in

Binged through the live-action last weekend and been reading the manga from the beginning. I'm at Kreig right now. I definitely think the live-action changes are for the better. All the things added in the manga are mostly fluff.

I do like the Straw Pirate crew more in the manga, though, with the exception of Luffy.

7.5/10

Fairly so-so concept, good execution. The most memorable aspect is the gas station guy that rates her low because the conversation was not interesting. Different peoples interpretations of the rating system make it more believable.

Bird

the worst show in television

I'll listen to the listed top 3 for each album and give my thoughts.

I have a friend who really enjoys Billy Talent and I have a few of my songs on my playlist. Crooked Minds is similar to the songs I hear from Billy Talent, which is fine. Show Me the Way is really fun. If this is last, then you got a really solid set of recommendations.

I'm a big Taylor Swift fan, but mainly of her Fearless -> 1989 run, with 1989 being one of my favorite pop albums. Folklore is a return to form, but went too far back. It's certainly good, but this style of music is very forgettable to me. You might be able to find one or two songs that are your faves and you can discard the rest. For me, those songs are the 1 and cardigan. august and exile are pretty good.

Hell yes, Frog On The Floor. I'm not the biggest 100 gecs fan, but Frog On The Floor is excellent. In regards to rap, I almost considered nominating Mac Miller's Circles, but that's pretty mild for rap.

I get what you mean by ELO. The songs kinda blur together. All the songs are pleasant though.

Second Go is pretty nice, but I don't have much to say for Lights. I will say that CHVRCHES is one of my favorite bands.

100% agreed on your write-up on TMBG.

Miracle Musical is certainly a variety. All 3 songs listed feel very different.

Younha is my favorite so far. I really enjoyed all 3 songs I listened to.

Boards of Canada is interesting. On some days, I would love this album. On other days, I would be bored out of my mind for this album. I think most days, I would like it. One nice thing about music that's more passive is that I'm able to think and work to it more often than other music. And music that's on my work playlist will just naturally float to the top. Really enjoyed all 3 songs, but on a different level than Younha.

Bjork is definitely not my style of music.

I like listening to Broadway albums. I don't think you lose that much from listening out-of-text. JCS is definitely enjoyable, but it doesn't have a high song like the other Broadway musicals I listened to (Phantom, Hamilton, Hadestown)

No

Breath