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We stayed until the very end at 3am.
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Lord Easy and Chris on the mic.
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GIVN'ER!
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He always sings crazy-difficult Prince jams and nails them every time.
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Soooo soo happy to see see-through shirts making a comeback at karaoke. So necessary.
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Feel the power in your loins!
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Now push it out!
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Scott and Amanda did a duet. Scott is a karaoke team player! When Amanda was singing, he was totally busting out all kinds of crazy dance moves along with her lyrics.
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Check out the accompaniment!
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Ditto.
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This girl was awesome.
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On Friday night we went to Poisson Rouge to see KKTC! Here's Lord Easy and Chris kicking things off.
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This guy in the white sweater was a mess.
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This guy Michael is one of my favorite people to watch do karaoke.
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Fat Bottom Girls works great as a karaoke song...
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...turning it into a serenade, however, is a dicey bet.
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It's clear from this photo that we'd reached that magical point in private-room group-karaoke where there are no more "solo songs" and every single jam turns into a group sing-a-long. Here's the gang kicking off Total Eclipse of the Heart.
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NOW IS THE SCREAMING PART!
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Scott treated us to a serious air-guitar performance of Slash's famous solo.
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...GnR's Sweet Child O' Mine.
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Cynthia and this guy did a duet of...
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.....aaaaaaaaz!
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Jaaaaa....
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All....THAT....
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Followed immediately by Amanda and Nicole doing an All That Jazz duet.
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Nicole got things moving with MJ's Do You Remember the Time.
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Birthday boy sang Mother by Danzig. Haha. YES!
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Nicole and Cynthia did a duet of Heart's Magic Man.
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Amanda went new wave old school and sang The Metro by Berlin.
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The man in black sang Folsom Prison Blues.
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We headed over to the new Sing Sing on St. Mark's place and booked ourselves a private room! Nicole kicked off the sesh with Tina Turner's Better Be Good To Me.