Ratings are based on a chart from one to ten with one being the worst and ten the best. The scale follows the five-star rating of iTunes in that it is divided into five steps with a good and a bad rating.
| Rating | Points | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Star (don’t like) | 1 | This sucks, hard! |
| 2 | This sucks too, but has a few likeable moments. | |
| 2 Stars (nice music) | 3 | Boring, but not bad enough to suck. Can be listened to once in a while. |
| 4 | Nothing special but not bad either. Doesn’t trigger a “must skip” reflex if played. | |
| 3 Stars (good stuff) | 5 | Interesting stuff. Has really good moments but also some boring ones. Might be played on purpose from time to time. |
| 6 | This rocks! There are some minor issues that prevent from being a killer. | |
| 4 Stars (holy cow) | 7 | This one kills. Very entertaining and almost without any glitches. |
| 8 | Can it get any better? The only thing that is keeping this from being special are boring elements you have to search for intentionally. | |
| 5 Stars (perfect) | 9 | This is something special! Very likely to be played over and over again. Some minor issues keep from getting a “ten” but still, special! |
| 10 | This one simply has no flaws. |
