Non-metal Themed Mixtape Game

I think you're trying too hard to shoehorn your song in.

Nah, it works. It's part of the cycle of ocean water, and it ends up in the ocean. It conveys the feeling of flowing water. it's a good introduction if people can take their heads out of their asses about it and see the bigger picture.

I like how highly people rated the song "The Ocean", apparently no one cares for subtlety. And I should just beat you over the head with the most literal interpretations possible next time.
 
it's aside from the point so I did not give it any thought, and why would you make up some bullshit anyway? thanks for revealing that you lie, now I know I don't need to bother trusting you in the future.

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This theme will potentially have a little overlap with the earlier theme of burden, but whatevs, for this round I'm picking EXHAUSTION. Doesn't have to be about the physical fatigue of a person, but anything concerning something being run dry.

nice. i'm struggling with the metal one tbh but i'll definitely think of something for this.

i'm not even reading all that shit above jfc
 
Baroque's idea to start the playlist (about oceans) by submitting a song about a river that eventually reaches an ocean is creative and the kind of thought I really appreciate in these games.

Once again though, anything short of blatantly obvious is struck down by the small-minded in here. They want a David Attenborough documentary of oceans set to music.
 
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Baroque's idea to start the playlist (about oceans) by submitting a song about a river that eventually reaches an ocean is creative and the kind of thought I really appreciate in these games.

Once again though, anything short of blatantly obvious is struck down by the small-minded in here. They want a David Attenborough documentary of oceans set to music.

All valid points. Except that your favourite metal band proves he was wrong:

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Not an ocean in sight.
 
Baroque's idea to start the playlist (about oceans) by submitting a song about a river that eventually reaches an ocean is creative and the kind of thought I really appreciate in these games.

there's a fine line between creativity and laziness sometimes - i downrated this and i try to push for and reward creativity. now that he's explained his thinking it seems more creative to me - initially this just seemed like a strained justification. i preferred the song that won though so w/e.