That’s an incongruous metaphor. He’s caught beneath a landslide but also in a champagne supernova in the sky?
Being Facebook friends with your KJ (karaoke jockey) can prove incredibly helpful, especially when your KJ’s name is Amethyst.
3/6/2012 Karaoke Selections – “2010-2012 Night” : Rated and Reviewed
Last night’s karaoke extravaganza had one rule: we were only allowed to sing tracks from 2010-2012. I will now rate and review them.
Coldplay – “Paradise”
I had time to text my brother during the minute-long instrumental introduction, and the remainder of the song was mostly just repeating “Para-para-paradise” and “oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh.” I will not be performing this again, but I will keep the track on my iPod. Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh.
Add to my repertoire? N
Rating: 4/10
Jason Derulo – “It Girl”
When this was released, I kept it on repeat for a number of days. It’s a catchy, well constructed male pop song – something we don’t see too much of lately. Unfortunately it had been a while since my last listen, so the verses proved difficult. “Derulo is a very talented artist,” said Lindsey. “So it’s understandably hard to keep up.” She’s right, but I’ll take that as a challenge.
Add to my repertoire? Y
Rating: 8/10
Lana Del Rey – “Video Games”
My first time performing Lana was one of the highlights of my karaoke-singing life. Ms. Rey is in my vocal range and I would have felt comfortable singing this without backing music or projected lyrics. Her words flow out of me like collagen escaping a syringe in zero-gravity.
Add to my repertoire? Y
Rating: 10/10
Florence + the Machine – “Shake It Out”
This was an appropriate final selection – a celebratory, crowd-pleasing anthem that leaves one out of breath and in awe of Florence Welch’s incomparable vocal talents. It’s an exhausting song (one that I’m not certain I want to continue working on), but could prove to be a surprising selection to keep in my back pocket when a drunken crowd needs a lift.
Add to my repertoire? Y
Rating: 7/10
The guy currently singing Bon Jovi says his name is Socrates.
- Bobby: I don't believe this guy's name is actually Socrates.
- Meredith: Maybe he's singing the song as a series of questions. "Wanted? Dead or alive?"
The songs I sang at karaoke this weekend: rated and reviewed
“Take Me Home, Country Roads” – John Denver – 8/10
People loved this, mostly. Good pre-beer opener. Some people sang along to the chorus. RIP John.
Add to repertoire? YES.
“I’ll Stand By You” – The Pretenders – 6/10
This was fine. Hard to choose an octave and I forgot about the key change. Once I figured it out, it was pretty cool. Ppl seemed to think it was OK.
Add to repertoire? YES.
“I Can’t Make You Love Me” – Bonnie Raitt – 0/10
I should probably never do this again because it was the worst. A lot of people left the bar. Could have been a coincidence, but it was probably my fault. Never again. Nope.
Add to repertoire? NO.
“Amazed” - Lonestar – 9/10
This was fun. People forgot about it I guess. They were excited to hear it. There’s like, a killer moment at the end. I think I went high enough. Yeah.
Add to repertoire: YES.
This is a screencap of Spotify changing the game entirely with lyric syncing (KARAOKE) and that’s the way it is.
Courtney! Jason! Karaoke!
So, is #Loebing a thing yet?
So.
DC understands karaoke decor. Bye. Moon Frye.
Adia, I don’t believe they failed you.







