Do you sing along with the background vocals instead of the main vocal?

[Paragon]

I do this all the time - I may be obsessed with it.

It's harder to do, and it really requires you to listen.

Plus, it sounds cool. :D

[ClassWarrior]

1. Yeah, sometimes.

Tubes songs are fun for this.

[mr_hat]

2. Try singing John's harmony part in "If I Fell."

Pretty sure there's a merit badge in it.

[jpgray]

6. Stitch me up one, then!

You mean: 'If I trust in you, oh please..."

I've sung every song on A Hard Day's Night from every direction. Hell I even add my own harmony parts. :D

[mr_hat]

8. That's the one. You're good, Scout!

[NightTrain]

3. Sometimes; particularly if I'm listening to vocal-group music.

A good example is "Blue Moon" by the Marcels. Who cares about the lyrics when you've got that bass man kicking ass in the background?

[samwisefoxburr]

4. Try singing to a song that has a lot of over-lapping of the main vocals...

...anyways, back to the question. I sing to the main vocals.

[Kenneth ken]

5. I sing along

with the bass line.

It's easier to learn the words - they're always
dmmm dmmmm dmmmmm or dmmmmmm

ya just have to get the order right

:D

[kodi]

7. as an accomplished tuvean throat singer i can do both simultaneously

but i still sound like a frog.

[oxymoron]

9. Hell yeah, I'm a Pip

...a Superstar but he didn't get far.

Midnight Train to Georgia...woowoo!