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Welcome to Rate Your Song™. Post a song and I will rate it on 5 Categories:

Melody
Rhythm
Lyrical Content
Harmony
Portrayable Message


I will rate each out of 20, and add the scores up to give it a score out of 100. I will post all songs with their final scores below.

Song List

Linkin Park - Numb (2003) - 91
Linkin Park - In The End (2000) - 87
Evanescence - Bring Me To Life (2003) - 86
Green Day - Wake Me Up When September Ends (2004) - 85
 
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Linkin Park - In The End
 
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Wow, I feel bad for expecting worse. Great songs! I haven't listened to either in years, so I guess you guys brought these songs back to life!

Heh, no? Whatever, in the end this pun won't matter.

Linkin Park - In The End

It's blend of synth tunes, piano, rock anthemology and and killer chorus riff is something only Linkin Park can create. Chester's vocals can hold intensity even with melodic vocals, but the screams are equally powerful. The guitar breakthroughs and moments of white noise add intensity to the parts of this song where they need it most. And at just over three-and-a-half minutes they kill it from start to finish.

From what I pieced together, this song is about time's importance and how we must use it to our advantage, because one day everything we ever lived for will be but a memory and will fade into oblivion like everything else.

Melody - 19/20
Rhythm - 17/20
Lyrical Content - 15/20
Harmony - 20/20
Portrayable Message - 16/20

Total - 87/100 (Very Good)

Evanescence - Bring Me To Life

I liked this band from the start because of how they blend classical, melodic vocals with a hard-rock sound. This is one of the few songs on Fallen that features vocals from other members of the band, which I also found enjoyable in just the right amount. This song is similar to In The End in which they blend softer elements with a harder rock base, which I believe is more of a normal for Evanescence, with the vocalist's normally smooth and beautiful vocals. Something I enjoy. I feel as though the rock vocals weren't quite as intense as In The End, which is fine. They're still very good, and that's a fact. I believe this song's about an emotionally-distressed woman in search for a lover or friend to guide her out of her dark subconscious. Possibly out of a depressive state.

Either way, the lyrics were well-crafted, maybe even more-so in this song. Great song to choose, I enjoyed this one as I enjoyed In The End.

Melody - 18/20
Rhythm - 18/20
Lyrical Content - 17/20
Harmony - 18/20
Portrayable Message - 15/20

Total - 86/100 (Very Good)
 
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Like an Enderman by idk?
 
Like an Enderman by idk?

I'd rather not do Minecraft songs, sorry for the inconvienence.

Green Day- When September Ends?

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You'd think Green Day would get a worse bashing for re-inventing their sound in a softer rock opera, but American Idiot as a whole proves that similar to The Beatles with Sgt. Pepper, they can change themselves completely and find success with it.

Melody - 18/20
Rhythm - 16/20
Lyrical Content - 16/20
Harmony - 18/20
Portrayable Message - 17/20

Total: 85/100
 
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Oh ok then ummmmmmm Jhonny B Goode
 
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Anyways, Linkin Park - numb (this is actually my favourite song ever)

First of all, I'm going to refrain from posting long summaries like I did previously, but I believe this song needs one.

For a start, Mike Shinoda's backing vocals are beautifully crafted and blend well with Chester's. I didn't look up the lyrics for this one, but I can assume that it's about a girl who's growing up to become something others don't want her to become, and she's pushing away from them, because they're smothering her with their ideas and not letting her speak for herself. This sends her into a spell of depression.

Chester shows power in his vocals without stressing himself with screams or yells. A slight rasp, and a loud, projective, constant voice sends us the message that he has something to say, and he wants us to hear it.

Melody - 19/20
Rhythm - 17/20
Lyrical Content - 18/20
Harmony - 18/20
Portrayable Message - 19/20

Total - 91/100
 
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Passenger - Let Her Go
 
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