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That's so MEAN! Give me that little baby, they should be rescued from whoever that is!

Yes, I cannot bear all the different naming conventions, even though it is up to each person how they want to do it. Every time I get a new set, I spend hours/days/weeks changing all the naming so at least everything is as consistent as possible in *my* collection. I just prefer "Elvis Presley" rather than Presley, Elvis etc. I *do* still put 'THE' and 'A' at the end though. e.g. River, The. I think this goes back to the days of printed karaoke books that were in alphabetical order by song title. It would mean page after page of songs that began with "The" Maybe I will change them back one day Some naming schemes, including the ones you mention, are just bizarre! The only way to get things close to 100% consistent is to work with the whole collection at the same time and change things in bulk, but the last time I did this, it nearly killed me! working with hundreds of thousands of files at a time is mind-melting! Also, It sounds to me as if you are getting the punters to search for the songs they want to sing? If so, and they search for a song called "The River" and it is recorded in your database as "River, The", would your search system not discover it? Would they literally have to type "The River"? If this is the case, how does it handle different variations such as this: Fool Such As I, A Now And Then There's A Fool Such As I (Now & Then) There's A Fool Such As I A Fool Such As I (Now & Then There's A) Would all the above examples not be returned on any given search that includes the key-words "Now" "Then" Fool" Such" in any order? What software is it that the punters are using? **(I am genuinely interested here - I am not having a go in any way!)** I am still using bits of paper, or people just telling me what they would like to sing. In some instances, people ask for completely the wrong title, but, because of experience, I know what they probably mean, and can usually find it. I use Virtual DJ, and as long as your tags are good (mine are) the search is really really good. Lee.

from karaokenerds , but according to them its a sunfly ... which i know it is not. its the only version of this song on cdg

songs from Homestar but i didn't think they went up that high so may not exist

For those of you that collect them, I've just put up a couple of music torrents. Now That's What I Call Music! 121 MutzNutz DMC Classic Mixes Music Pack 2022 Do remember that if the site's busy and you get an Error 500, just press F5 to renew the screen. It may take 2 or 3 tries, but will get through.

Richard Wright - Wet Dream (1978)

The original "With Vocals" versions are included, and I have used these to make some viable & useable versions to replace the VR karaoke.

Yep. Looking at them, the difference is one word "" THE"" There's YouTube's King of Karaoke, and there's the HM The King of Karaoke; I do have a directory of those but only the first four 'discs', and they're not my sort of stuff TBH. I know that a lot of people love the 2nd name first naming system, but it can go very very wrong if it's not supervised closely >> I mean George & Georgette Jones Jones Dierks & Chris Stapleton Bentley and how about this one ?? Waylon & Jessie Colter (Fsolo) Jenning >>> and that bad habit of deleting the initial 'The' (and sometimes the 'A' )in the title of a song which some of them have; I mean, the song is The Father, My Son, & The Holy Ghost, and nobody looks for 'River' or 'Rose > the songs are The River and The Rose. And punters have to be really keen to sing a song to have a ghost echo from a VR karaoke; most would prefer to sing along to the original I've found. Right, rant over At least the completist in me is thankful for the missing direcvtories that I shall never, ever, use.

Pink Floyd - Their First Recordings (1965) Genre: psychedelic rock, rhythm and blues Origin: UK Pink Floyd - Their First Recordings (1965)

I have looked at the YouTube channel and it is very different from the King Of Karaoke Homemade ( KOK xxx ) set that I have. The splash screens are quite different, as well as the YouTube appears to stick with current pop, while the Homemade one leans toward older Classic Country, with many being weak vocal reductions.