Electrodynamix (DJ-Nate) - Everything's going down by 4, what is this. The instrumentals are just more enjoyable in my opinion, and 3. The drop is relatively quick and to the point. Theory of Everything 2 (DJ-Nate) - Yes, I think this song's better than the original, mainly for three reasons. why is this the song for every easy demon ever? It gets annoying. In between the old list and the new list, I started to love this song, until I started on custom levels, and. Anyway, this is an amazing song, and I thoroughly love it! Or should I say loved it. Theory of Everything (DJ-Nate) - Damn son that drop is hot! Sorry, I was trying to be a swagster. After the 'drop', it gets sorta good, but I wouldn't call it one of DJVI's better compositions.ġ2. Unlike Back on Track, I'm glad this one changed its pace. Can't Let Go (DJVI) - It starts off 'calming' as I said prior to this update, but now I think the beginning is just boring. But I think it's an appropriate placement for this list.ġ3. The notes are actually really good, and I usually under-rate this song. Anyway, this song sounds more authentically retro than Hexagon Force, and that's a definite plus. Electroman Adventures (Waterflame) - Waterflame's getting no love lol. However, they aren't my preference, mostly because I don't have much nostalgia for songs like these. After all, Waterflame makes most of the retro-sounding soundtracks in the game.

Hexagon Force (Waterflame) - This song really reminds me of a retro game, and I really do like that concept. If this song was just one of the two elements, it would be relatively higher.ġ5. I'm not saying I dislike it, but I don't really enjoy the change of tone. Back on Track (DJVI) - How fitting that the second song of the game comes directly after the first! Anyway, this song is really peaceful and tranquil, which I definitely admire, but halfway through it adds some techno elements. It seems a little bit simple, but I don't really mind that too much.ġ6. It's definitely not amazing or anything, and has been overplayed to death, but I can definitely listen to this song and enjoy it. Stereo Madness (ForeverBound) - The first song of the game is okay at best. Everything before the high-noted part is kinda boring, and nothing really stands out too much.ġ7. I used to think this song sounded atrocious, now I just simply don't like it. Polargeist (Step) - Well, even though this song technically stayed in the same spot, I do enjoy it more. And part of this could be because I'm bitter I haven't beaten this yet 3 ġ8. It's really serene, which is a plus, but it's evidently repetitive, and I don't like when songs repeat the same notes over and over so blatantly. Cycles (DJVI) - This one had a huge fall, because I don't really like it anymore. It's a good soundtrack, but it's not my specific type of Waterflame song.ġ9. (Wow ripping off I'm a weeb) I used to tolerate this song's style, but I can't really anymore. And unlike Polargeist, I don't really like it. Time Machine (Waterflame) - Besides Polargeist, this is probably the most divided song in Geometry Dash. Below my current opinions are my previous opinions of these songs, and I will also mark how far up they moved next to the song.Ģ0.

I am not rating the levels, only the song, and how well it fits the level.

The following soundtracks are compositions from wonderfully talented music creators who excel at their job.

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