I have arranged a karaoke party for the office this Friday but can only find Thai discs in the shops. Can anyone recommend where to buy English discs, or could I borrow some discs from someone for the night? Thanks!

DISCS? What - like round things from 10 years back?

CUTTING IT FINE FOR 2 days time - eh what?

Karaoke 1970s?

nothing found

1980s?

http://kickass.to/karaoke-flv-format-various-artists-1980-s-present-t3207158.html

1990s?

nothing found

2000+?

teenies n thrash"n Timberlake/Pink/Gaga

http://kickass.to/karaoke-flv-format-various-artists-1980-s-present-t3207158.html

OR - do you just want a party playlist?

PM me and I'll make one for you - tunes only no karaoke baking tracks.

Collect in Mae Nam - utterly free - teatime-ish. . . .

(Given a party, who needs just a backing track!)

But tell me if you want Hey Ho Silver Lining wedding chants or what. I got my daughter's wedding list here somewhere.

(But if you have an 8-track player then I can't help, sorry. Oh - soz - you're up to the 90s, not the 70s! DISCS!)

(Jus kiddin. U get a CD of just music - no video attached.)

You could always get one of your younger staff to hook up his iPad to the karaoke machine and go onto YouTube . . .

R

If you have an iTunes account, I think you can buy and download some karaoke stuff from there, but I don't know how you get on for the lyrics.

Nobody uses discs anymore... It's all downloaded to PC.

Try Dean Lambert the DJ, trades as "that's entertainment" if he don't do it he may know someone that does.

John at premier sports bar has a karaoke programme and from what I'm told he's gonna restart his English karaoke nights in high season.