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Old May 22nd, 2008, 02:04 AM
madjim- with the Lord madjim- with the Lord is offline
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Originally Posted by bryant View Post
.....they probably sing at their shows when there is no need to.
If a karaoke show is for the singers, there is little need for the host to sing. If a show is about the host singing, then the host should dump the karaoke and use the karaoke tracks as background tracks, putting their focus on being a lead singer who sings a four hour show by themselves, the way professional singers do it.

There is nothing wrong with the karaoke host singing to get things started but once everybody is singing, there is no need for the host to sing past that point, in my opinion.

No offense to anyone, just my two cents worth.

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