Eh, I give you nice 3. Now I stop, nothing more to do here already. Decent thing is done and decent rate is straighforward given to following decent thing. Everything complete (score 2.32 huh? Oh hey come on! Sure it's excessively too low...).

very nice

u did great just poor sound and a lil fast and a lil slow at some parts thats y i give u a 9/10 but a 5/5 great job and an "A" for effort. rock on dude just keep working at it and i see great potential in u as i said a sec ago rock on..rock on.

props to the oz-man

that was really good
where were the solos tho
neways i couldnt have done better

Glorious

One of my favorite songs, First time ive seen something like this... and that pretty much goes hand and hand with diversity, how did you make this anyway.

The only bad thing i have to say is that it goes so fast you can't hear the guitar solo

overall, i love it...

One-line summary of my review.

Bark At The Moon is probably one of my favorite songs of all time. Mostly because I love Guitar Hero.

So, anyway. The review.

Originality/Diversity: Originality here isn't applicable, since this is a cover song. As for diversity, I have no idea what to say about that, but I gave you a 4 because it looks better.

Clarity: Not good. I think someone mentioned a tin can here? The output is very scratchy, sort of like you used earbuds instead of a mic (which you really shouldn't be doing if you're trying to record in the first place).

Effort: Whheeee!! So I give you a nice bunch of effort points because I can actually hear that you played good notes. Not many mistakes as far as I can tell; also, I like how you did the whole song (at least I think you did, I wasn't sure whether you had finished or not by the time I hit stop). Normally this is the kind of unplanned offstage scratch-out I hear at coffeehouses at my school, but you did take the time to record it and that shows you must be proud of the work you did.

Overall. Decent cover, not-so-decent sound quality, however I do see potential for improving on this track and that's why you get a nice little 6 instead of a 4 or 5.