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Has anyone heard these?  I'm curious about what they sound like.  They've got a bunch of Nine Inch Nails songs I'd like to get but is it an Unplugged version of some kind? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks...

They usually have 30 second audio clip for you to listen to.

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Remind me not to post such idiocy at a late hour when I'm not thinking straight.  Can't imagine why they'd take the time to make these when there's no karaoke recordings of the "real" track.  Poor little goths.  They get no karaoke love.

i had extra credit on Select a track so I got the Perfect Drug and Burn
Meh but I worked with it.

Can you link where these are?

Go to selectatrack.com and sbikaraoke.com & search Nine Inch Nails.

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Hmm... no results on either site for Nine Inch Nails.

Did a drop search under goth, found plenty.  Samples are pretty cool, but how many people would really sing these acoustic versions?  It seems most people would only sing what they are familiar with.  Chances are these would NOT be chosen over the original versions.

I still don't know what the style "Goth" refers to.  I assume the macabre, or darkside such as  "death".. I personally try not to live it anymore than possible, yet I'm a whole different generation.

Yet something about this thread title struck me as not being much different than "Death Metal" unplugged.. Does it exist ?   Unlike the OP, while I'm curious if it does (and I'm sure it must) I'd not care to hear it.  LOL.. Too old, too mellow, and I never like Iron Butterfly, or hard hard atonal "metal"/rock even as a teenager. Never took to Sabbath, or Kiss *Yep, you heard it here*..  Some of us that grew up with ballad didn't take to the progression towards metal, punk, etc.  Beatles, Stones, THe Who... We prefered it to be melodic and harmonious to us, or traditional in musical comp.  Although I loved Focus and electric/'classical fusion styles...

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