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mistiejourney wrote:I honestly do not know whether to laugh hysterically or go vomit! Either way, there are tears in my eyes!

Monstrock wrote:I wonder if this is Sushi Hunter's favorite cover band.

The Sushi Hunter wrote:

mistiejourney wrote:I honestly do not know whether to laugh hysterically or go vomit! Either way, there are tears in my eyes!

Yeah, lots of tears rolling during a pack of dry heaves.

Monstrock wrote:I wonder if this is Sushi Hunter's favorite cover band.

Hell no! I could only watch about 44 seconds into that clip before that was enough. I'll give it another shot and listen to how well the band plays the music. I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and say they probably do songs in their native tongue much better.

Update: O.k. I listened for a while longer....but still haven't build up a tolerance to listen to it to the end. One thing I can say is the real talent I see right now is the chick backup vocalist. Reason being, she does harmonize correctly and does so to a singer that sucks at English. I know in my experiences, the most challenging is to harmonize with someone who can't sing. It's like you have to sing off key to harmonize with the person who's singing off key. Very difficult for me to do that because I am so connected to the notes that are being played with the instruments.

Monstrock wrote:

The Sushi Hunter wrote:

mistiejourney wrote:I honestly do not know whether to laugh hysterically or go vomit! Either way, there are tears in my eyes!

Yeah, lots of tears rolling during a pack of dry heaves.

Monstrock wrote:I wonder if this is Sushi Hunter's favorite cover band.

Hell no! I could only watch about 44 seconds into that clip before that was enough. I'll give it another shot and listen to how well the band plays the music. I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and say they probably do songs in their native tongue much better.

Update: O.k. I listened for a while longer....but still haven't build up a tolerance to listen to it to the end. One thing I can say is the real talent I see right now is the chick backup vocalist. Reason being, she does harmonize correctly and does so to a singer that sucks at English. I know in my experiences, the most challenging is to harmonize with someone who can't sing. It's like you have to sing off key to harmonize with the person who's singing off key. Very difficult for me to do that because I am so connected to the notes that are being played with the instruments.

Ok dude, just clarifying. I thought you like anything Jap that's all.

The Sushi Hunter wrote:

Monstrock wrote:

The Sushi Hunter wrote:

mistiejourney wrote:I honestly do not know whether to laugh hysterically or go vomit! Either way, there are tears in my eyes!

Yeah, lots of tears rolling during a pack of dry heaves.

Monstrock wrote:I wonder if this is Sushi Hunter's favorite cover band.

Hell no! I could only watch about 44 seconds into that clip before that was enough. I'll give it another shot and listen to how well the band plays the music. I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and say they probably do songs in their native tongue much better.

Update: O.k. I listened for a while longer....but still haven't build up a tolerance to listen to it to the end. One thing I can say is the real talent I see right now is the chick backup vocalist. Reason being, she does harmonize correctly and does so to a singer that sucks at English. I know in my experiences, the most challenging is to harmonize with someone who can't sing. It's like you have to sing off key to harmonize with the person who's singing off key. Very difficult for me to do that because I am so connected to the notes that are being played with the instruments.

OK

Ok dude, just clarifying. I thought you like anything Jap that's all.

This clip features an American rock song....so it doesn't count in my criteria for Japanese.

The Sushi Hunter wrote:

Monstrock wrote:

The Sushi Hunter wrote:

mistiejourney wrote:I honestly do not know whether to laugh hysterically or go vomit! Either way, there are tears in my eyes!

Yeah, lots of tears rolling during a pack of dry heaves.

Monstrock wrote:I wonder if this is Sushi Hunter's favorite cover band.

Hell no! I could only watch about 44 seconds into that clip before that was enough. I'll give it another shot and listen to how well the band plays the music. I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and say they probably do songs in their native tongue much better.

Update: O.k. I listened for a while longer....but still haven't build up a tolerance to listen to it to the end. One thing I can say is the real talent I see right now is the chick backup vocalist. Reason being, she does harmonize correctly and does so to a singer that sucks at English. I know in my experiences, the most challenging is to harmonize with someone who can't sing. It's like you have to sing off key to harmonize with the person who's singing off key. Very difficult for me to do that because I am so connected to the notes that are being played with the instruments.

Ok dude, just clarifying. I thought you like anything Jap that's all.

This clip features an American rock song....so it doesn't count in my criteria for Japanese.

The Sushi Hunter wrote:

mistiejourney wrote:I honestly do not know whether to laugh hysterically or go vomit! Either way, there are tears in my eyes!

Yeah, lots of tears rolling during a pack of dry heaves.

Monstrock wrote:I wonder if this is Sushi Hunter's favorite cover band.

Hell no! I could only watch about 44 seconds into that clip before that was enough. I'll give it another shot and listen to how well the band plays the music. I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and say they probably do songs in their native tongue much better.

Update: O.k. I listened for a while longer....but still haven't build up a tolerance to listen to it to the end. One thing I can say is the real talent I see right now is the chick backup vocalist. Reason being, she had to compensate her notes and timing to harmonize correctly to a singer that sucks at English. I know from my experiences, the most challenging is to harmonize with someone who can't sing in key and/or on time. Because I have had to in the past sing off key and out of timing in order to harmonize with a lead vocalist who was singing off key and off time. Very difficult for me to do that because I am so connected to the notes and timing of the instruments being played.

journeypower wrote:Painful? You have seen nothing yet.

again, more clips from the same band. that dude's dance moves kept me falling off my chair each time !

SuShiHunter, hope you won't change your mind regarding the female vocals after seeing these other vids.


Separate Ways - male vocals
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUwl6mftAZo

Ask the Lonely -male vocals -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ww3aCNNrtlY

DSB - female vocals
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x56cAzw7Srg

OA - female vocals
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHbr0GFEzD8

so which song is the most painful one?

Ask The Lonely is number one on my list !