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  • Started 4 years ago by niki
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  1. niki

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    Do you give into the hype and play only the traditional songs during the holidays, or is it a rock fest like my household? I don't mind some Yule music, some is very well thought out, but I can not handle an entire month in Dec. of nothing but that type of music. I have to switch it up abit. And I have noticed more and more people for Oct. are doing new age type music for the spooky music on Halloween. Anyone else?

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  3. JerseyBoy

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    We usually don't listen to Christmas music until Christmas day. Then we let it play all day long along with letting "A Christmas Story" run back to back on TV. To me its just not Christmas day without my childhood Xmas songs playing all day long. Guess it just goes back to remembering my childhood.

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  4. Syndrome477

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    I like to put on the cable TV music. Holiday music. I also watch "A Charlie Brown Christmas" every year.

    "I even had a little mini skirt and waistcoat made for Wig Wam Bam. The skirt was so short, my undercart hung beneath the hem. I thought it best to keep my underwear on"-Steve Priest
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  5. JerseyBoy

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    I watch Charlie brown christmas every year to lol. I also try to catch Frosty the snowman, Rudolph, and The Grynch. Guess you can't shake your childhood huh :)

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  6. BachFan4Ever

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    I like traditional Christmas stuff. Softer, more peaceful. I don't think I could handle a very glam Christmas.

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  7. motleyguy

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    The holidays are a time for rocking out. This year, Ratt and Poison were big on the list to coincide with their comebacks.

    Hope your holidays fucking rocked!

    Rock & roll over babe
    Posted 4 years ago #  

  8. cocokitty

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    i don't do the holiday music it's rock year around for me ...however i do put on dr.elmo's gramma got run over by a reinedeer for my kids

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  9. AniseedRock22350

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    this year was the 1st year i didn't listen to holiday music really...well except for glam xmas releases e.g. Slade, Wizzard, T-Rex, etc....but nah, i was too busy being on here, myspace and rocking out with the other music i had.

    :wink: :roll: "I Want Some Glam RockingZ in My StockingZ!!!" :roll: :wink:
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  10. Stanley

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    THE TWISTED SISTER CHRISTMAS ALBUM!!!

    "I'M BACK!!"
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  11. kissangel

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    I watched VH1 classic rock's MERRY KISSMAS! It was 24 hours sraight of KISS! And I caught it twice so that makes 48 wonderful hours of KISS! It was awesome!

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  12. gunzzz

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    God,I listen to everything Christmas time.I always have to do an instrumental jazz christmas show.At the same time playing rock shows.I love it all,Ill listen to Sabbath bloody Sabbath on christmas as well as Mel Torme.Halloween is great to do spooky rock shows,I love Halloween as well

    Posted 2 years ago #  

  14. Minnigh

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    I listen to traditional music and my normal music...but for fun i like to pull out the Twisted Sister Twisted Christmas album haha

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  15. Retroman

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    I hate most Christmas music! I've just been shopping and had it forced on me. As soon as I got home I grabbed the first CD I could lay my hands on (which happened to be the Cult's Sonic Temple) to drown out the lingering sound of Aled Jones's "Walking In The Air".

    But on a lighter note there has been the odd occasion on Christmas day when I've played the likes of Wham's "Last Christmas", "Wonderful Christmastime" by Paul McCartney and "Christmas Wrapping" by the waitresses.

    Last year I got an original issue of Lion's rare "Dangerous Attraction" on CD thanks to our lass so that was played to death all Chirstmas day.

    Bar Humbug!

    Posted 2 years ago #  

  16. Dash

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    i love christmas music.and i also think that Tap's "Christmas With The Devil" deserves to be mentioned here.kickass tune!

    Dan Dash
    Posted 1 year ago #  

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