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We used to not understand the appeal of private karaoke rooms. We thought that most of the entire point of karaoke was to humiliate oneself in front of as many people as possible! But we were wrong. It turns out that editing the karaoke experience down to its barest essentials is actually better than waiting one's turn in line behind Korean Mick Jagger and Broadway Extra Show-Off Lady. This is especially true at Muse Karaoke Suites, where the bare essentials include a dinky little basement room, some microphones, and a mindblowingly encyclopedic song list. Seriously, they have everything, and they're especially strong in our two favorite karaoke categories: 1) radio hits of the early 90s and 2) songs from obscure musicals. 'Feed The Tree' with an 'I Know Him So Well' chaser? Yes please. Word to the wise, though: there will be songs that you'll think you want to sing because you just kind of can't believe they have them, and you really shouldn't. People who sing 'Wuthering Heights' at karaoke without some kind of professional vocal training might accidentally rip a vocal chord, or damage an eardrum. Just looking out for you here.