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Well this is kind of inline with 8125, but mine is 8148. 10 out of 15 songs I sing. It's also the most used disc at my show as well.

Lonman wrote:

Well this is kind of inline with 8125, but mine is 8148. 10 out of 15 songs I sing. It's also the most used disc at my show as well.

I checked out what is on the disc, and the content is very similar to my BSK disc - hhhhhhhmmmmmmmmm...may have to make an addition to the collection now.

Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm

My favorite disc in my collection is hard, but I'd have to say its Backstage Karaoke 5147.

Isn't it amazing the difference of music requested in different parts of the country. I have never had anyone sing any of the songs on the above disc's. I also don't remember hearing anyone sing any of them at other venues. (OKC to KC to St.Louis to Little Rock).

You just don't hear Nirvana & REO in between the Martina McBride & George Strait around here.

jbrobison wrote:

You just don't hear Nirvana & REO in between the Martina McBride & George Strait around here.

Where you at, we can fix that! :twisted:

Can bring my Metallica disc with.

I would think if you're hosting Tacoma you have a wide mix of music, due to the very large military presence in the area. I can have singers and standards, classic rock, country, alternative, and modern pop with some seventies sprinkled in any given evening.

Author:	outdoorplaces [ Tue Jan 11, 2005 10:17 pm ]
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OK, couple of ground rules: 1) No custom CDG discs or home built compilations. 2) Sound Choice 8125 Eagles is out too (damn, that makes it harder). ============================ My favorite disc in my collection is hard, but I'd have to say its Backstage Karaoke 5147. I know, I know BSK isn't that great of quality and some of the tracks are not the greatest, but I love to sing just about every song off of that disc. So if I could only have ONE Karaoke disc on the planet to sing off of for the rest of all time, and they would take away by Sound Choice custom discs - well that would be the one I'd keep.

Author:	karaokemeister [ Tue Jan 11, 2005 11:51 pm ]
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NO FAIR! NO FAIR! My 8125 showed up today...

Author:	Cueball [ Wed Jan 12, 2005 1:32 am ]
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So many songs, so little time! Well, it I had to choose just 1 disc (and it couldn't be one of my own Custom made/compiled discs), I guess it would have to be SC 8472. The music on that disc is known by just about everyone, and I always get good mileage out of its use.

Author:	Lonman [ Wed Jan 12, 2005 9:49 am ]
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Well this is kind of inline with 8125, but mine is 8148. 10 out of 15 songs I sing. It's also the most used disc at my show as well.

Author:	knightshow [ Wed Jan 12, 2005 9:55 am ]
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sc8574 - Hits of REO Speedwagon, Queen and Styx. Definately the most popular disc at my show

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Author:	outdoorplaces [ Wed Jan 12, 2005 9:56 am ]
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Lonman wrote: Well this is kind of inline with 8125, but mine is 8148. 10 out of 15 songs I sing. It's also the most used disc at my show as well. I checked out what is on the disc, and the content is very similar to my BSK disc - hhhhhhhmmmmmmmmm...may have to make an addition to the collection now. Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm

Author:	Lonman [ Wed Jan 12, 2005 10:00 am ]
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outdoorplaces wrote: Lonman wrote: Well this is kind of inline with 8125, but mine is 8148. 10 out of 15 songs I sing. It's also the most used disc at my show as well. I checked out what is on the disc, and the content is very similar to my BSK disc - hhhhhhhmmmmmmmmm...may have to make an addition to the collection now. Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm Good luck, it's been out of print for some time as well. That's why I said it was kind of inline with the 8125.

Author:	timberlea [ Wed Jan 12, 2005 2:19 pm ]
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SK003 - Burton Cummings All 10 songs are hits

Author:	Lonman [ Wed Jan 12, 2005 3:01 pm ]
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outdoorplaces wrote: My favorite disc in my collection is hard, but I'd have to say its Backstage Karaoke 5147. This disc was actually a Standing Ovation originally. SO207. Backstage bought them out (some still say they were the same company). I have this disc in both my systems as well. Many of the songs have been replaced in my main system though.

Author:	jbrobison [ Wed Jan 12, 2005 4:00 pm ]
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Isn't it amazing the difference of music requested in different parts of the country. I have never had anyone sing any of the songs on the above disc's. I also don't remember hearing anyone sing any of them at other venues. (OKC to KC to St.Louis to Little Rock).

Author:	Lonman [ Wed Jan 12, 2005 4:06 pm ]
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jbrobison wrote: Isn't it amazing the difference of music requested in different parts of the country. I have never had anyone sing any of the songs on the above disc's. I also don't remember hearing anyone sing any of them at other venues. (OKC to KC to St.Louis to Little Rock). Do you or any of the other shows HAVE any of the above mentioned discs? If not, that could be a big reason why you never heard them

Author:	big jimmy c [ Wed Jan 12, 2005 4:12 pm ]
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Sound Choice 8169 LOU REED - WALK ON THE WILD SIDE * sound choice 8169 COLOR ME BADD - I WANNA SEX YOU UP * sound choice 8169 DEAD EYE DICK - NEW AGE GIRL * sound choice 8169 SALT-N-PEPA - PUSH IT * sound choice 8169 WHO, THE - SQUEEZE BOX * sound choice 8169 RASPBERRIES - GO ALL THE WAY * sound choice 8169 INI KAMOZE - HERE COMES THE HOTSTEPPER * sound choice 8169 QUEEN - FAT BOTTOMED GIRLS * sound choice 8169 BILLY SQUIER - THE STROKE * sound choice 8169 DOORS,THE - TOUCH ME sound choice 8169 ZZ TOP - TUSH sound choice 8169 FRANK ZAPPA - DINAH MOE HUM * sound choice 8169 AEROSMITH - LOVE IN AN ELEVATOR * sound choice 8169 BOB SEGER - HORIZONTAL BOP * sound choice 8169 20 FINGERS - SHORT D*K MAN sound choice 8169

Author:	jbrobison [ Wed Jan 12, 2005 4:22 pm ]
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Yep, got them,,, never been requested. Never heard them sang, but like you said I'm unsure if they were available at the other venues. You just don't hear Nirvana & REO in between the Martina McBride & George Strait around here.

Author:	timberlea [ Wed Jan 12, 2005 4:40 pm ]
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Around here you can hear any stlye within a rotation.

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Author:	Lonman [ Wed Jan 12, 2005 5:21 pm ]
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jbrobison wrote: You just don't hear Nirvana & REO in between the Martina McBride & George Strait around here. Where you at, we can fix that! Can bring my Metallica disc with.

Author:	outdoorplaces [ Wed Jan 12, 2005 5:30 pm ]
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Lonman wrote: jbrobison wrote: You just don't hear Nirvana & REO in between the Martina McBride & George Strait around here. Where you at, we can fix that! Can bring my Metallica disc with. I would think if you're hosting Tacoma you have a wide mix of music, due to the very large military presence in the area. I can have singers and standards, classic rock, country, alternative, and modern pop with some seventies sprinkled in any given evening.

Author:	Lonman [ Wed Jan 12, 2005 5:41 pm ]
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outdoorplaces wrote: I would think if you're hosting Tacoma you have a wide mix of music, due to the very large military presence in the area. I can have singers and standards, classic rock, country, alternative, and modern pop with some seventies sprinkled in any given evening. Oddly enough I don't get a very large military crowd - a handful here & there. But we do get darn near every genre sung although the main is still country & classic rock, although we are starting to get a fairly heavy rocker crowd lately. Never had opera done - & really am not too hurt about that .

Author:	Cueball [ Wed Jan 12, 2005 6:18 pm ]
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jbrobison wrote: Isn't it amazing the difference of music requested in different parts of the country. I have never had anyone sing any of the songs on the above disc's. I also don't remember hearing anyone sing any of them at other venues. (OKC to KC to St.Louis to Little Rock). I'm very surprised if you've never heard anyone sing "Time Warp." SC8472 is the "Rocky Horror Picture Show" disc.

Author:	outdoorplaces [ Wed Jan 12, 2005 8:45 pm ]
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There use to be this guy that would come in to a place I would sing at, he was very creepy, very rude to the staff, and looked JUST LIKE RIFF-RAFF! Every time he would come in, upon the bartenders pleading we would immediately put in the Time Warp and three of us would sing it.