Rate Bloodstained Music!

Wow, i didn't expected people would actually rate all of them, since there is so many. Well, i'm going to do it too and i hope more people shows up to do it.
Here goes:

Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night
Save Select: 5/5 (this song is great, but not perfect. I just gave it a 5/5 because it makes me remember Castlevania games, the golden IGA ERA so much that i can't give it lower than 5).

Danger: 2/5 (i understand the song reasoning, but it is just regular to me. When listening to the soundtrack, i usually skip this one).

Voyage of Promise (Galleon Minerva): 4/5 (absolutely fantastic. The start of an adventure, if i ever heard one).

Theme of Gebel: 5/5 (I absolutely love this song. The piano is so classy and everything fits so perfectly in place that it is even sad to think that this may JUST BE Gebel's Theme. I want to play a stage listening to this).

Boss (Vepar): 3/5 (Good, but not much more than that).

Arrive the Village: 4/5 (Another great piece that would be awesome for a really sad, heartbreaking stage, but i think it fits in sad scenes so well it is okay if it doesn't end up as a stage song too).

Theme of Dominique (Shop): 5/5 (i really like this song. It's so peaceful and charming, and the whole place...it fits so well).

Theme of Johannes (Workshop): 2/5 (i find this song quite mediocre. Not bad, but...meh. Like "Danger", i just skip it when i'm listening to Bloodstained OST).

Luxurious Overture (Castle Entrance): 5/5 (this song defines what Bloodstained is. There is a tradition that, USUALLY (not always) in Igavania games, the entrance song is the character's theme song. I would love if this one was considered Miriam's theme song. When you get inside the castle for the first time, the statue falls down and the song kicks in, it's just...it really makes me feel i'm playing a Igavania game. Sad that Castlevania "ended", rejoice that Bloodstained started. Long live Bloodstained!).

Theme of Alfred: 3/5 (Classic "Look, i'm a villian" song. Not bad, not bad at all, but not absolutely awesome either).

Garden of Silence: 4/5 (a beautiful piece that fits the area. It really sounds like a "middle-ground" of the castle and it's "sexy" somehow).

Theme of Zangetsu: 4/5 (Zangetsu has a fitting piece of himself. This japanese-like song is beautiful and a welcome fresh air).

The Executioners (Boss Song): 4/5 (they REALLY tried to make a new "festival of servants" and succeed. Awesome in almost every aspect, but i also feel a small (very small) piece of "blandness" on it).

Unknown (datamined): 1/5 (this song, datamined on the demo's files, is actually a forge of small pieces that sounds like to be the same song. It's really weird and unfitting. I can't see this playing anywhere and i honestly dislike it very much).

Piano Song (without and with Lyrics) (datamined): 5/5 (sad, beautiful and alluring. I imagine how this will play out on the english release, with a english singer. The japanese version is really something else).

Japanese Area Song: 5/5  (you can't hear for more than one minute and it is already one of the best songs in the game in my opinion. A welcomed change to the usual Castlevania-like songs of Igavanias).

Gears of Fortune: 5/5 (A Igavania song if i ever heard one. This piece SCREAMS "Castlevania" so much that if Konami wanted, they could try to sue them, maybe).

Curse of the Moon:
File Select: 5/5 (remix of Ritual of the Night. Think the same as i said up there).

Intro: 4/5 (remix of Zangetsu theme. Again, i think the same as i said up there).

Miriam Theme: 4/5 (i really like this song and i think it is great. I wonder if that will have a version for Ritual, and if it will be considered Miriam's Theme as well).

Alfred Theme: 2/5 (I don't think Alfred theme is awesome, and it's 8 bit version is even worse for me. Mediocre, at best).

Gebel Theme: 3/5 (8 bit version of Gebel Theme. Of course it can't be as great as the HQ version, but it is fun, noneless).

Stage 1 [Moonlight Temptation]: 5/5 (One of the BEST songs in the entire Curse of the Moon. It's so great and it captures the feel of a new adventure. Epic and legendary).

Stage 2 [Frigid Hell]: 4/5 (Great song. I don't really know why, but, in my view, this song is the song that fits better the stage it is in. It really makes a comeback to the golden 8 bit era).
Stage 3 [The Brilliant Void]: 3/5 (I like this one. It is good, but a bit underwhelming in my view).

Stage 4 [Blasphemy unto Heaven]: 4/5 (this is a weird song but it is so out-of-place, in a way, that i find it fantastic. It is alluring).

Stage 5 [Sunder the Night]: 4/5 (remix version of Voyage of promise. As great as the original).

Stage 6 [Tragedy of Slaughter]: 1/5 (weak and shallow. I don't really like this one).

Stage 7 [Defiler of Taboos]: 3/5 (i really think this song deserves a 4, but the stage is so hard that it made me hear it so many times in a roll that i think i got a bit tired of it)

Stage 8 [Curse the Moon]: 4/5 (great, upbeat and challenging song that really fits the endgame).

Stage 9A [Fallen Moon's Requiem]: 2/5 (Too slow and not very fun for my own tastes).

Stage 9B [Fallen Moon's Requiem]: 3/5 (Way better than the first one, but still not very awesome).

Boss Theme: 5/5 (awesome boss song. I specially love when it reaches 00:41, because, sometimes, it combines with the boss most powerful attack. Better than The Executioners, for me).

Final Boss A (Gremory): 4/5 (this song is really long, for a long battle, and i think it fits very well for Gremory. I wonder if a version of it will play during Gremory's battle on Bloodstained (that will obviously exist).

Final Boss B (Zangetsu): 4/5 (it IS the "final boss song" if i ever heard one. Cliche, and awesome, at the same time).

Credits: 4/5 (another great song, fitting to finish a game).