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Yeah, but you gotta get through that one to get to any of the others. Notice the scowl. Think of the bulls that one has experienced. Her dress has hearts on it. Avoid those who wear hearts and butterflies, that's how they turn.
That's the most common type, self imposed, and defensiveness guards it.
To quote Sg Shultz “ I see nothing I know nothing “ lol
 
Random thought here...wonder:idea: why a lot of people dislike...some even hate, karaoke? Yet for some; they love it!

Just curious.

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I like it when the person singing is actually good. I knew a guy in NJ who was pretty good. He did "September Morn" by Neil Diamond and "Wonderful Tonight" by Eric Clapton perfectly. He was upset that he couldn't do gutteral vocals because he wanted to do some of his favorite metal songs. Immediately, I asked "Are there even any karaoke versions of those songs available?" He paused and said "I don't think there are." Apparently he thought about that before.... Of course, I also wonder if there's an audience for extreme metal karaoke.
 
I like it when the person singing is actually good. I knew a guy in NJ who was pretty good...

I'm pretty much on the same page as you in this respect when it comes to karaoke. And when it comes to "groups" who go up to the stage; this I don't appreciate!

In my neck of the woods, there's a few who are good enough to cut a record/CD. If you close yer eyes taking them in, they don't sound much different than the original artist.

Personally, like some have offered...I like to sing as well. Can keep the pitch and and on a good day can do a 6/10 on one of my fav CCR tunes.


Most times, I make a better listener than a vocalist.

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My brother and I sang on a cruise ship around Hawaii in 1987. It was talent night and they were asking for anyone who had something to offer. We sang Simon and Garfunkel's "Sounds of Silence." At the end of our act we received a huge standing ovation. I guess we did alright.
 
My brother and I sang on a cruise ship around Hawaii in 1987. It was talent night and they were asking for anyone who had something to offer. We sang Simon and Garfunkel's "Sounds of Silence." At the end of our act we received a huge standing ovation. I guess we did alright.
I was in a little place in Huntington Beach when this guy sings Blue Velvet, the Bobby Vinton song. Afterward someone said, that was really good, you sound exactly like Bobby Vinton to which the singer replied as he walked back to his table, I am Bobby Vinton, and he was Bobby Vinton and he sounded exactly like the record. That was fun.
 
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