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Thanks BJ

Many thanks for these DW, I only had SPC001- 20 so these others filled my collection nicely

Thanks for that Davey. I broadly agree with the points you make about the song. Of course some songs - good and bad - are more suitable than others for use as a karaoke track. Having said that... you just never know... The girls singing it may be brilliant, and have a fantastic dance routine for the instrumental bit! In reality though - they will probably just stand there staring at the screen Lee.

DaveyDee,I clicked on the grey thumbs up . I hope this helps.

Yes, there are two, the yellow one is just a general like, the B&W one on the bottom line goes towards the credits and reaction score...

Thank you again for the xta045, Bench I am new here the like button is thumbs up?

XTA45 Beatles Out of courtesy, when you download from here, do click on the Like buttons!!!

Well, that beats me. I DL'd it a few weeks ago and my folder for downloads was overflowing so i was checking thru to see what I'd gotten in haste that I could delete and these were there with the same folder name and all. I've put them up below, but they have been massively from what was uploaded ~~ all of the files were RAR'd and their content names were different to the archive files in the fact that the RARs were numbered but the songs within weren't. I've put them up on my GDrive for anyone interested. MT Karaoke America's Greatest Hits

Although there are "karaoke versions" of this track on YouTube, none of them have sweeping graphics, I presume because the track itself is Electronica, and a key component of that genre of music is that the vocals are usually sped (speeded?) up. One of the drawbacks of CDG graphics is the wipe speed and the fact that it does so in segments. It has long been understood that the faster the wipe, the harder it is for the screen to refresh, and the brain to understand what it is seeing, and then expressing that information, especially if it is unfamiliar. Anyone trying to sing at karaoke for the first time "Guitar Man" by Elvis, or most hip hop rap tracks will know how hard it is. Introduce vocals that have been sped up into that, and you have a near impossible task, a) to get the graphics onto the screen in a legible manner, and b) to process the information fast enough to be able to sing those lyrics. MP4 (video) karaoke would give a smoother rendering of the synchronised wipe, but the cognition and expression issue would still be a problem. This is generally why faster songs quite often slip through the net when it comes to Commercial track production. If you throw into the mix that in karaoke producing nations, the highest chart position attained by the song was 6 in the UK for one week, (it didn't even chart in France!), the commercial value of creating, synchronising and marketing the track has very little financial value to producers (if indeed they could get it licensed!). All that being said, if you wish the audio only version... MP3-ONLY - Special D - Come With Me I did a bit of tweaking with the available files on YT, and came up with this MP4-LYRX - Special D - Come Wth Me Just be aware, that there is a massive instrumental break in this song, from 00:46 to 02:00, and an outro from 02:24 to the end 03:04... One minute and ten seconds of actual singing in a just over three minute track... Not quite 'Tequila' (which I actually had someone do on Saturday (groan....)...

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Brilliant thanks DaveyDee

I have been tossing around the pros and cons of retaining the Vocal tracks. In the past decade, I think I might recall one person that actually asked for the vocal track. Keeping the full disc original vs maintaining and storage of 50% of your files that you may never ever use/need.