While its biggest virtue is in being amicably stupid this has some genuinely great parts. God of Music in particular is a creator which i think has been unfairly forgotten about, and his part in this works insanely well. Kudos to everyone part of this megacollab.

God, what a nostalgia trip. Gallimaufry has so many things about it that scream "early 2.1 megacollab" in a way I tend not to like, but in a way this makes me appreciate it more because it's so clearly a product of a bygone era of Geometry Dash. The part-to-part cohesion is lacking to the point of actually being quite funny - there are many cases where the style of the part completely flips with little to no work done to make a workable transition, which makes the whole level feel like it was stapled together on hopes and prayers. The visuals themselves are generally not great, with many parts having pretty lacklustre designs and structuring even for the time (namely, 0:43 with the very garish colour work and the questionable use of 2.1 rocks), but I'd be lying if it wasn't charming in a sense because it's clear these creators whom I've mostly never heard of did put a lot of effort in to make this level presentable. Additionally, there are also a few parts which have stood the test of time very well, namely the clean circular background designs and blue-purple gradient at 0:55 and the part at 1:30 feeling like a mix between old Samifying and LucasYecla99 deco with the huge, angular structures, overblown blending glow and high vertical movement gameplay. Speaking of the gameplay, it's quite buggy, with a lot of very awkward transitions between parts, and I don't find it particularly fun even despite this because the balancing and structural telegraphing are both quite poor. However, I'd be lying if I said I didn't find quite a lot of enjoyment in reminiscing on the times where levels like this were more highly regarded, so I'm glad I got to see this.