MindofMan's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Dee and Bee]

Well Done

For a first effort I think this came out really well. Personally I think it may be better suited as a loop than a song - that is to say you remove the pause at the end and tweak it to just keep the thing moving full circle. The distortion part at around 1:15 may need to be tweaked a bit as well, since it seems just slightly out of place with the feel of the song at that point. Beyond that it sounds just fine to me, I could easily see it in some cyberpunk game or anime towards the beginning of the adventure. :)

[ZX Spectrum+RAM Music Machine]

I like it.

Sounds like something Ritchie Hawtin would've cooked up in his spare time. You really made this in '89, huh?

[Mortal Kombat Theme (remix)]

Not too shabby, but not my thing.

Personally I liked it better as Techno Syndrome and not Trance Syndrome. That being said I like the production and the progression. I guess you can't help this but it also would be better with the announcer samples inserted like the original. Again I can't call it bad, just not what I'm into.

[Jesus Wept]

Great idea, needs variation.

I think this piece sounds very cohesive and complete, and the idea here sounds pro for sure. I guess what I'd like to hear is a bit more deviation from the main idea - an alternate drum loop or some more crowd noise maybe - this way it sounds like it's going somewhere and not dwelling where it started, even if it got off to a good start. Just my thoughts, as everything else turned out great (also like the tambourine emphasis in the drum beat, gave it a 90's feel you don't hear too much). Good lookin'. B)

[Show No Tears]

Hits the intended mark.

I could absolutely hear this in Devil May Cry somewhere. This actually would've made a nice addition to the 3rd game since the two main fighting songs get old after awhile haha. Also, is that a real 303 you're using there? That's easily the best thing about this track. :)

[Taking Control(DNB)]

Dig it.

I think the drums are what stand out here. They don't sound like they came from a cookie cutter, which not only makes the song more interesting but also shows you put the effort in. Kinda sounds like something you'd hear in Tekken. :)