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  Party Time is here again & all the old Christmas tunes are being dusted down! Personally I love this time of year, and though there a load of naff songs, there are some that really get me in the festive mood, so I'm wondering what you lusty lot out there think? My Top Three (in order): 1. Greg Lake - I Believe In Father Christmas 2. Slade - Merry Christmas Everybody 3. Bing Crosby - White Cristmas Cheers and Seasons Greetings to you all 
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Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer O Holy Night-Josh Groban Do They Know It's Christmas?-Band Aid Merry Sexmas, everyone!
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Nat King Cole - The Christmas Song Band Aid - Do they Know Its Christmas Shakin Stevens- Merry xmas Everyone Mariah Carey - All I want for Xmas Wham - Last Xmas Oh dear, I love them all!!
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"Little Drummer Boy" - Duet by David Bowie and Bing Crosby
"Noel" - sung by Peter Murphy
"O Holy Night" sung by John Legend
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LadySharon wrote:Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer
O Holy Night-Josh Groban
Do They Know It's Christmas?-Band Aid
Merry Sexmas, everyone!
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Mariah Carey - All I want for Christmas Taylor Swift- Last Christmas carol of the bells dont matter who sings it
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Frosty the Dope Man
Twelve Pains of Christmas
Little saint Nick- Beach Boys
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Don't Shoot Me Santa - by The Killers Ave/Ava Maria - by whoever Run Rudolph Run - by Chuck Berry A Couple Honorable Mentions: The xmas one from George Michael/Wham! Jingle Bell Rock - by whats-her-name Holy Night by whoever
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Mariah Carey - All I want for Xmas
Wham - Last Xmas
but my all time favourite is
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bringing back an old thread ... many of us Lushies are big music lovers!
here's one of mine ... (so not to bore you)
Happy Xmas (War Is Over) - John Lennon (1971)
One of Beatle John Lennon's dreams in the music industry was to create a classic Christmas song. Undoubtedly, he was successful with the song "Happy Xmas (War Is Over)" that is simultaneously a holiday song and plea for world peace.
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This IS the one.
Now with audio!!!!
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Mind you, the Christmas with Boney M album is a bit of a cracker too! :) (Shit, did I say that out loud?)
Now with audio!!!!
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crazydiamond wrote:This IS the one.
Oh god no! Please! Anything BUT Fairytale of fucking New York. Anything!
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The top of this list will be, and have been since 2004, Karin Park with the song Once in december. It was made for a competition in a radio morning show. There was no doubt what song would win, it was a hit. If you want to check it out, and I suggest that you do, go to this site http://sverigesradio.se/sida/artikel.aspx?programid=2024&artikel=521787 and pick the one at the bottom. My second choice would be Squirrel Nut Zippers - Santa Claus is Somking Refeer. I'll throw in a Swedish one too Carola - Himlen i min famnI almost forgot, I need to throw in another one that's a new favourite of mine ( I know now I broke the rule of 3.) But it goes hand in hand with a topic in the think tank at the moment.
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I have all of mine on my Christmas playlist here at Lush. I like to change it for the holiday.
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O Holy Night - When it's done well, it gives me the chills
Little Drummer Boy
Santa Baby - Eartha Kitt
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Blue Christmas--- Elvis Is That you.. Santa Claus?--- Buster Poindexter Rudolf the red-nosed reindeer---???
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Silent night because of the stories I've heard and read about from World War 1 and World War 2. When the troops stop fighting to sing a Christmas Carol that is just badass.
Mele Kalikimaka(Come on people everytime you hear that song you think of Christmas Vacation)
Unto you this night
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Where are you Christmas - Faith Hill (love it and it always makes me teary eyed)
Baby, it's cold outside - Jovi and Buddy from Elf or by Lady Antebellum
All I want for Christmas - Mariah Carey
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12 Days of Christmas - Muppets version (Ba-dum-dum-dum)
The Christmas Can-Can - Straight No Chaser
Santa Claus is Coming To Town - Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band
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Stop the cavalry.. Jona Lewie
Oh holy night.. Christina Aguilera
Fairytale of New York..Pogues
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Grandma got rear ended by a reindeer
I'm dreaming of a white mistress
jingle balls
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O Holy Night by Martina McBride Nuttin' For Christmas by Sugarland Jingle Bell Rock by Bobby Helms Sorry but I have to break the rule of three also. Others worth mentioning are Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree by Brenda Lee and Christmas Canon Rock by Trans-Siberian Orchestra.
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overmykneenow wrote:
Oh god no! Please! Anything BUT Fairytale of fucking New York.
Anything!
Anything? OKAY!
Now with audio!!!!
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Alphamagus wrote:Stop the cavalry.. Jona Lewie
Oh holy night.. Christina Aguilera
Fairytale of New York..Pogues You have two of my faves here Alpha - Stop the Cavalry and Fairytale of New York, and I equally love Walking in the Air, Aled Jones (theme to the film, The Snowman) (not to mention Wizard and Slade !!!  )
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Numbers 1,2, and 3 for me... "O Holy Night" I remember hearing it in church when I was a kid. Maybe 10 years old or so. Was sang by a soprano with a gorgeous voice. It was the first time I ever heard music that made the hair on the back of my neck stand up. Gave me goose bumps. I was totally in awe. It was that night that I knew I wanted to play music in some form or fashion. It was a life altering experience. And yes, she knows she is the reason for my love of music.
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lafayettemister wrote:Numbers 1,2, and 3 for me... "O Holy Night"
I remember hearing it in church when I was a kid. Maybe 10 years old or so. Was sang by a soprano with a gorgeous voice. It was the first time I ever heard music that made the hair on the back of my neck stand up. Gave me goose bumps. I was totally in awe. It was that night that I knew I wanted to play music in some form or fashion. It was a life altering experience. And yes, she knows she is the reason for my love of music. It does the exact same thing for me!
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1. “This Christmas” - Donny Hathaway
2. “Little Drummer Boy” - The Temptations
3. “World Christmas” - R. Kelly
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Oh Holy Night
Joy to the World
Happy Christmas (War is Over)
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Silent Night
Fairytale of New York - The Pogues and Kirsty McColl
They said there'd be snow this Christmas - Greg Lake
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