I'm moving to Seoul and I have a major addiction to Karaoke. Which place has the best selection of old and

Nice question.

Okay, here is the deal. Koreans love karaoke (노래방) and really you can find one basically anywhere. In the area I live, there are probably at least 20 or so. All of them have pretty much the same catalogue of songs, which include lots of English songs too.

However, most of them only will update the korean songs (obviously). But I do see some pretty new ones in there like 2005 ish. The smaller, older ones you find underground or on the 2nd or 3rd floor of someplace are cheaper (5000 W per half hour). The luxury ones are more expensive, but you can get food (and sometimes girls too).

As you know, Korea doesn't really use street addresses. It's more like area or landmarks. A popular one is in Hongdae area (subway 홍대입구 stop). Exit 5, turn left and go past KFC. Go to where you see "skin food" and turn right. Walk about 1/2 mile, while staying on the side street where cars are allowed to park. Cross the traffic street where a starbucks is on your right corner. Keep walking up the hill. Keep going until u see a huge white building. It's called "Prince Edward". It's 10,000 W for 30 minutes. 18,000 W for 1 hour. Good luck.

I agree with Asian Sensation. But the norebangs that have girls are quite a bit more expensive. I think they're at least 25,000 won an hour per girl. You're better off just taking a girl to a regular one. Anyway, you will be able to satisfy your addiction. Have fun!