Queen Karaoke - Which Have YOU Sang?

I did Under Pressure recently.
It was terrible.

used to do crazy little thing called love, all the time on karaoke, tried hammer to fall and killed it to high in places never again.

I already sang a couple of nice Queen tunes...
We have a great Karaoke here in Frankfurt once a month and they don't have the shite Midi files, I think another Band played these Queen Karaoke Versions.

So, I love to sing "One Vision", "These are the days of our lives" "Hammer to fall" "Show must go on" (hard to sing but i think they changed the key of the song so more people are able to sing) :)...hmm.. "We are the champions"
and "Save me" which i did quite good, got lots of compliments for my singing after that one.
A friend of mine has also a good singing voice and he always joins me on stage :)

So its really nice to perform Queen Songs in a Karaoke bar, i grew up with these songs..
In the end we all team up and sing "Bohemian Rhapsody" :)
Btw its really a good place to sing Karaoke, they have all that Rock stuff there and NO MIdi files..

I own this karaoke CD. It's been played plenty a time in the last 4 years.



THE SONGS OF QUEEN - BACK STAGE #B8017 (Only $5.99)

Artist: Song:
QUEEN KILLER QUEEN
QUEEN BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY
QUEEN THE SHOW MUST GO ON
QUEEN IT'S A KIND OF MAGIC
QUEEN I WANT IT ALL
QUEEN WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS
QUEEN ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST
QUEEN RADIO GA GA
QUEEN CRAZY LITTLE THING CALLED LOVE
QUEEN FRIENDS WILL BE FRIENDS
QUEEN DON'T STOP ME NOW
QUEEN IT'S A HARD LIFE
QUEEN ONE VISION
QUEEN INNUENDO
QUEEN WHO WANTS TO LIVE FOREVER
QUEEN SAVE ME
QUEEN HAMMER TO FALL

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I Lip synced "Crazy little thing called love" in front of 3000 people when there was only 4 other "acts".(I know that's not Kataoke, but a "performance" anyway).

have not done a song but if given oppurtunity would sing tie ur mother down,radio gaga,headlong,i want it all,or another one bites the dust i sound like freddie and look like him so i guess it would work

I had a talent show at my school just last year and I did '39. Personally, I think I sucked.

Speaking of kareoke, does anyone here know how to remove the vocals from a song without ruining the backing track?

Ummm....I get to sing Queen quite a bit.

My best work was at our schools EXPO thing where we did our own Queen concert. Here was our set list

WE WILL ROCK YOU
WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS
ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST
SAVE ME
HAMMER TO FALL
LOVE OF MY LIFE
WE WILL ROCK YOU (FAST)
FAT BOTTOMED GIRLS
BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN

I Tried Breakthru once in the Canaries ... well before I had started to play and sing their songs in detail.

Lets just say, I'm glad I did it ... everyone needs to be humiliated every now and agin to know their limitations.
I now know the Queen songs I can and can't sing (I have a low range)

shanemcd wrote:

I Tried Breakthru once in the Canaries ... well before I had started to play and sing their songs in detail.

Lets just say, I'm glad I did it ... everyone needs to be humiliated every now and agin to know their limitations.
I now know the Queen songs I can and can't sing (I have a low range)

Join the club of the Low Registers.

not on karaoke yet... must give it ago one of these days.

<B><font color=black>*39*</B> wrote:

Speaking of kareoke, does anyone here know how to remove the vocals from a song without ruining the backing track?

ALESIS makes a couple of products that do just that. They also have one in the works that removes the Guitar parts.

While nothing can completely remove them, this is the best one I've seen yet.

Check out www.alesis.com for more info. Don't buy their other products, because they've gotten considerably worse in the last few years.

Sony boomboxes sometimes have a "karaoke" function on them, which will nearly mute the lead vocal track on any regular CD, and they have mic inputs so you can sing along through the speakers. Low-tech, but it works.

As for my performances, I had my entire drama class in high school stomp their feet and clap while I sang the WWRY verses, to which everyone would help with the choruses. It was awesome, and we had a few teachers from down the hall poke their heads in to see what the hell was going on in the gym.

I would later use Somebody To Love as an audition piece (nailed it) and made TYMD a regular cover with my first band. Nothing makes jaws drop like singing Freddie songs in a half-way decent fashion.

I did Don't Try Suicide at a Royal Vision convention in Detroit in the mid 90's.

At a wedding, the bride and groom had to smooch if someone sang a song with the word "love' in it. I sang a portion of Crazy Little Thing Called Love (my wife sang too)and many people at the wedding decided to clap along.