The D.O.C. - The Formula (Funbox Karaoke, 1989)

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This song qualifies as a level 9/10 in my Boss Song Karaoke series! Think Guitar Hero, except that you use your face instead of a guitar. It's an eclectic celebration of enthusiast music from every genre from every decade... with only karaoke showstoppers. Looking for a karaoke challenge? This is the definitive collection. Check it out!
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Shame there isn’t something like a metronome type sound effect that plays a few beats before the rhythm kicks in. It would be quite helpful, considering the first word of the song is spoken approximately one beat before the beat starts.