Ericho's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[location frustration]

Not bad song

I've been viewing songs with more than ratings of say, 3.9, so I was expecting this one to be mediocre, but it turned out to be good. I mean, it wasn't a masterpiece, but it was pretty fun to listen to.

[Fears]

Fear?

I was expecting this to perhaps be pretty dark or something, given that it was called "Fear", but I was surprised to find out it had a lot of stuff going for it with a truly original soundtrack.

[Final Boss Confrontation]

Boss confrontation?

It was kind of strange to view that as a boss confrontation due to the fact that I was expecting music more climatic with tons of action based stuff, but instead I was surprised to find out it was really soft as a whole. Oh well, it's still decent.

[Landfall]

Great feeling

This is a song very appropriate for the game that used it (at least I think so, I haven't actually played that game) and it gives off an adventurous feeling.

[La Batalla Afuera del Castillo]

Builds up well

All in all, the recurring themes are very well put through the song, and it manages to keep your attention for a fair amount of time.

MusicalRocky responds:

Thanks!

[Veff]

Soft-going

I praise this for being soft-going. It had a very casual way of putting its emotions forward and it gives the viewer a feeling of serenity and comfort.

[Dark Conviction]

Nice

I enjoyed listening to this, as it was a great way of showing off a lot of colorful sounds in one place, with the sort of dailing-like sound going over and over. That actually worked itself out very well.

[Don't Give a Damn]

Nice little tune

It wasn't one of my favorites, but it was just fine. The use of instruments was nice, and it gave a person a pretty good feeling, not that I'd heard it in any submission.

[-Jumper-]

Very enjoyable

I thought this worked really well. It had a very peaceful tune going on that never let down for whoever short a time the clip was.

[Playtime - c4v]

I sure liked it

It had a great tune to begin with, but what really won me over was that little "Did you hear that?" that appears out of nowhere, truly giving the viewer more emotion, especially later when you hear the gunshosts.