Ericho's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[-Orr- 2012 DEMO REEL]

Okay, never in my whole life have I heard of a music demo reel before. It makes me glad to know about new things. So, what did I think of this? I thought it was wonderful of course! It does seem reminiscent of your other works. I'm surprised it does not have a higher rating.

There are truly a lot of tones going out with this. I think they're mostly drama and some action thrown in. I think some of them are heartwarming too. It's always nice to hear what you can tell without lyrics. It must be nice to look back at this.

[Fried Egg (Friday Parody)]

You do great with serious songs, but this showed how well you do with comedic ones too! I love how you include the lyrics too. It actually makes the original video less annoying. I think that actually could have been good if not for Rebecca Black's voice. Seriously, she sounds like a robot. I wouldn't care for a fried egg.

Of course, if you threw in some bacon, I'd take it! I think eggs would count as meat, right? I really shouldn't get into it. The repetition is hilarious too. I'm glad you really tried something different with this and it worked.

[-Orr- The English Kingdom]

I could have sworn that I had at least read the title for this song before. I guess I'm just so used to seeing the word "Orr" proceed your works. I'm glad to know who makes it! I found this music to be quite ambitious. It really does have a lot of different styles. It's hard to pinpoint what instruments you use.

You'd think I would know by this point. I'm glad it was used in some things at least. I think it's a very pleasant song. There's always a more ambitious tone, though. The pacing is fairly well done too.

[Words for Alexandra]

What a nice and wonderful song this is! I have no idea why you said this would be one of the worst vocal performances I would ever hear. Hey, I've heard my own! It's great that you made an original song for this. I think it's original at least. It shows how creative you are.

I understand how you've made so many things on this website in so many categories. The instrumentals are wonderful too. I think the images shown as the song plays are always changing. It's nothing to do with you, it's just great to look at. I hope we all learn to raise our voice.

[-Orr- Prelude]

I love this song! The best part is probably how well paced it is. It still keeps an ambitious tone while being fairly pleasant. It takes itself slowly in such a nice manner. This is the first time I noticed that audio submissions have the score on the side of the song. I can really hear the piano in this.

My mom is still playing the piano. My dad sings, not that that means anything. It gets more fast paced as it goes along. Pacing is a very important part of a song. I can really recognize the Orr part of it now. You are a very talented musician. It's even a little sad now that I listen to it.

[Well Worth the Wait]

I think the title is quite appropriate. It truly is fun to listen to simply because of how good the pacing is. While I think it's a little do long, it's still wonderful. I do prefer your songs that have your voice in them. You have such a nice voice. The adventurous tone really comes off in this.

I can hear some medieval influence as well. That makes sense, seeing as how that's when a lot of your cartoons take place. I can still recognize the guitar. I had no idea there was such a thing as an electric violin. With today's technology, I believe it.

[Epic Little Drummer Boy]

This is a wonderful song! I am so glad you submitted it around Christmas. Granted, it's not Christmas as I'm reviewing this, but that's not the point. I don't know if you are religious or anything, but this was wonderful. I honestly don't think your voice has ever sounded better! I think this is my favorite song of yours.

It helps that this is a song I can remember. I am quite religious myself, so that makes sense. It really is quite an epic song. I am glad you gave it that name. It's just sheer joy from beginning to end! I love all the high hopes put into it. It's wonderfully soft too.

[Thirsty Weiner]

I don't understand what the "weiner" is in this. No matter, it's a wonderful song. I appreciate how it manages to be happy and sad at the same time. It's quite uplifting and emotional. Yeah, I did just look at the tags for this. Hey, I agree with them!

I really like the callback to classical music. It's well, classical! While not that unique, this had enough time to deliver what it was supposed to. You can always like stuff like that. I didn't know you were so talented in this.

[Don't Stop Believing (Cover)]

Yeah, I need to stop my complaining. I'm at least glad you submitted a tune to one of my favorite songs. While not as good as the original, still freaking fantastic. I can really visualize you working on this. It's just hard to mess up such a fantastic song. My favorite part is when you mention the movie never ends.

The use of instruments is fantastic as well. I like the notion of hiding somewhere in the night. It's the time where we all just seem to disappear. You (and this song) know how to bring out its mystery. It also helps you have a really hopeful tone in this. I love how it's just a commentary on life.