| From the Where2sing.com forum: Tom in no way do I condone violence and if that had of been my wife I too would not go there anymore, Karaoke or no Karaoke.
But as a general rule I do find that Karaoke does change a Venue for the best.
I use to travel a fair bit several years ago and always found that at most Karaoke venues I was usually welcomed and it always seemed to be a good night without the general rif raf.
Regarding recordings on W2S I believe David is still looking into it, but the cost APRA wants is ridiculous.
Kind Regards
Kev
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