| From the Where2sing.com forum: Anthony ..I think it reasonable to expect from a host that any song that has been submitted can only be 'reserved' for that particular round ...irrespective of how many songs are submitted by a singer for the entire night....some singers will submit 10 songs and live in hope...however that should not mean that those remaining 9 songs can not be sung by another singer and in no way will be reserved solely for that singer
I know many hosts only allow one song to be submitted at once (ie sing and bring)..its not a bad Idea...but on a very busy night (60 singers) we find that system a nightmare.
We even have some singers ...noticing another singer arriving who sings the same song...trying to change their rotation so as to beat the new singer to the punch ...LOL
Nevertheless we play it all by ear and try to be as fair as possible
It would seem to me that some hosts always appear to be in constant silent conflict with their audience...yet without them ...we are non existent!
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