Their best effort yet.
I didn't really care for the first half despite it being fine background music. Me liking a song was more exception than rule. But once "Standing in the Rain" comes the album turns things around and I am enjoying myself more often than not. I didn't really get the appeal of Electric Light Orchestra until I heard the B side of this album. So many good stuff in there.
Recommendations:
- Sweet Talking Woman
- Standin' in the Rain
- Big Wheels
- Mr. Blue Sky ( ... read more
Ew no. This aged like milk and I don't even have to listen again to know this because I thought this even when I was still into FNAF.
Alright I'll stop torturing y'all for now. I'm sated until I get the urge to revisit old FNAF songs again. I will return to 70s music tomorrow evening hoping to finish 1977 in time to listen to Carly Rae Jepsen's latest album.
If only the mixing was better this would be a certified classic. Still my favorite song of the FNAF SL era.
I see a lot of hating on this poor little song. I always found it kinda cute, plus Dawko makes his music debut! I think y'all are too harsh.
*Actually listens to the song for the first time in Seven years*
Ok I understand this is straight garbage on the surface level. The mixing is an absolute mess, the vocals could be WAY more crisp, and it just seems so low effort.
BUT
I see what they were trying to do and man with quality remaster we could have a real solid ballad here! Very unfortunate ... read more
Ok I was lying earlier when I said "Welcome back" was my favorite FNAF song. It's holds my favorite moment in that it revived my love for FNAF but not my favorite song. THIS was my favorite song and holy shit I don't even have to start it to remember the nasty verses, the epic chorus and...
MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARCH!!!!!!
*Epic music plays*
EEEEEEEEUURAAHHH!!!!
Run for your life! (RUN FOR YOUR LIFE!!!)
Run through the shining gates! (RUN THROUGH THE SHINING ... read more
Alright moving on to another FNAF favorite. This song was an absolute banger back in the day. He has said that he's not proud of his works from this era despite their popularity. Let's see if he's right or the song is actually good...
It's still good just not as good as remembered. If only he went just a bit harder then it would meet the standards for a modern banger. Still once I stop being critical and the nostalgia takes over... Yeah it's over I am dancing and whisper screaming the lyrics ... read more
Haven't heard a song from the latest FNAF game that t forget the name of before this. I only watched the first couple of episodes of Markiplier's playthrough before deciding that was all the effort I was going to give FNAF. Haven't touched anything to do with the game until today when I decided to take a trek down memory lane. Let's see what this song has to offer...
Ok I must be hallucinating. Is this actually good???? I need to listen again BRB....
WTF it's even better on the second ... read more
Ok this is a song from when I am off the FNAF community almost entirely. I feel almost completely off the hype train after FNAF 6 in I think 2018. This is two year later, let's see if the Ninja can put up a decent song...
Eh. The ladies voice is decent and the chorus is inoffensive. It kinda a nothing song. I guess Tryhardninja was pretty checked out on making FNAF at this point. But it what gets the views so might as well....
Ok this one is actually pretty good! See if Tryhardninja sticks to what he's good at then the songs in return are an enjoyable listen. ( For a FNAF song after the sheer hype was dying off)
I still hate the internet for what they did to the word "Daddy"
Nina Zeitlin does a good job in this and that's about all I have to say that's positive for this song. Tryhardninja was falling and he was falling HARD. ( Or I was growing up and was listening with critical ears for the first time. Who knows.)
The slow parts are still good but the second the "dubstep" comes around I just check out. The cracks are really becoming pretty apparent at this point. After this the FNAF song I liked from Tryhardninja was becoming fewer and farther between.
Yeah another underwhelming one. Pretty unfortunate, since this was always a favorite. This song has the best female vocals for 'Baby'. ( There's some songs where the vocals for the poor robot is just cringe at best)
OMG I just looked at the release date and it came out the same day as the game which was my 17th birthday! That could explain why I treasured this particular song so much! ( I know I was 17 and was still in this era of not caring about much else other than FNAF. Like dude you are ... read more
Well that was kinda underwhelming. I remember first listening to this and being SO hyped for FNAF Sister Location! It was my welcome back to being neck deep into the FNAF fandom after I started to drift down to merely waist deep with crazy FNAF theories to hold over for early 2016.
This does a great job as a hype up song but overall it's fine I guess. This to me was one of TryHard Ninjas last great FNAF songs before he fell off into cheap/ rushed sounding songs that only literal children ... read more
My introduction to """""""""""""metal""""""""""""" I thought this was SO edgy, dramatic and epic. I have grown up A LOT since 2015. It fine, I like Ninja's emotive parts, he has always done that well. DAGAMES....he has done worse. Still it's good for a FNAF song but kinda eh without any nostalgia glasses.
Man I remember actually tearing up the first time I ever heard this one. God I was pathetic in retrospect. But hey this is a good song, pretty basic for my modern standards, but still good.
* tries to avoid nostalgia bias*
*fails*
It's just such a banger! I know everything in this song by heart even after all these years away from the FNAF fandom. It just keeps on getting better as it goes along and I can't help but sing, jam, and dance along as I did all those years ago. It's a certified FNAF classic that still holds up to this day if you want to feel nostalgic but fear that this song aged like milk.
Ahhh the nostalgia for when all I cared about was FNAF and Markiplier was the funniest guy on the planet. I have listened to way too many FNAF songs back then and I watched every Matpat FNAF theory video religiously and took every word he said as canon. Good times, would kill to be 15 again.
Now does this particular song still hold up now that my music taste has vastly matured since then? Yeah it's still a fun listen. The chorus is an earworm and the hook is even better than I remembered. ... read more
I liked " Do you Love Me Yet?" " talking to myself" and the closer "Pop the Balloon" everything else was pretty forgettable.
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