Results:

Slice the pie was a very interesting site to earn money on. In the two hours I worked, I was able to make $14.00. $7.00 an hour is one of the highest pay rates that I've reviewed. Although it does not allow you to work for long periods of time (see overview), this website was still enjoyable because I was able to listen to different artists and discover new kinds of music.

Overview:

Slice the pie is a site that artists use to test out how people respond to their music.  There are many different types of music that are on the site.  Each segment of music runs for 90 seconds, during that time the reviewer is allowed to write comments about the song and at the end of the 90 seconds, they can keep listening or rate it and continue.  This site has nearly no other functions to it beyond the basic work related screen.  This site has been around for many years and claims to have paid out over a million dollars to their workers.

My Experience:

I first signed up for the site and had a ton of difficulty getting it to work.  It's important to note that the site would not work on Firefox but functions perfectly in Chrome.  Once I got it to work the process was fairly simple.  Listen to the song for 90 seconds while writing the review, once it's over give it a rating based on how it sounded and then go onto the next.  The site's base pay is a discouraging $.02 but it goes up with more jobs worked and the bonus for me made the average pay around $0.20.  The music on the site for the most part isn't bad and is entertaining to listen to.  Also when working there is an energy bar, it replenishes as you work and I was able to do about 20-25 jobs before it was empty.  Once it was empty, I just let it replenish and I came back in an hour.  This site only took two days to pay me through Pay Pal and it was actually an enjoyable experience.
Strategies for Success:

Their are a few different strategies that can help you achieve full bonuses.  For the most part, even if you don't know to much about music, use all the music related words you can think of.  These words include: rhythm, melody, pitch, beat, artist, voice, flow, lyrics, volume.  When I used more words such as these I would earn a slightly higher payout.

I was able to crank out a fairly high amount of reviews by using a simple strategy.  In the first ten seconds I wouldn't type at all, just listen and decide whether I was going to write positively or negatively (for most songs its easy to tell).  Then I would type for the next eighty seconds, making it as lengthy as I could, in order to fill up the box.  I was sure to use the music related words throughout the review and then the second I was done I would rate it and go on to the next.  Each review would take me about 95 seconds and earn me $0.20.

Conclusion:

While this site does not pay the best money, it is very enjoyable to do.  I was able to find a variety of new artists in the two hours of work that I enjoy listening to.  The only bad part of the site was its barebones approach because it felt odd without and features besides the work area.  In the end it was an enjoyable time working and listening to new music.  If you'd like an example of what I wrote let me know and if you'd like to sign up and help me out at the same time, just click the rank/energy picture above and you will become one of my referral's.