On Sun, 2 Dec 2007 20:36:23 -0800 (PST), QueBarbara
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>On Dec 2, 7:48 pm, QueBarbara
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>> wrote:
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>>>>>QueBarbara
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>>>> On 2 Dec 2007 22:36:21 GMT, Dover Beach
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>>>> wrote:>>
>>>>>Charlie Pearce
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>>>>>> On 2 Dec 2007 20:32:37 GMT, Dover Beach
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>>>>>> wrote:>>
>>>>>>>Anyhoo, what would you tell Pandora to get it to play your ideal
>>>>>>>Christmas carol list?
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>>>>>> "Don't play me anything you've put in Dover's playlist".
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>>>>>> Charlie
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>>>>>All righty! So your playlist has Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer,
>>>>>Holly Jolly Christmas, eleventy zillions version of Little Drummer
>>>>>Boy, Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, I'm Dreaming of a White
>>>>>Christmas, Winter Wonderland (I like some versions of Winter
>>>>>Wonderland), A Chipmunk Christmas, Frosty the Snowman, I Saw Mommy
>>>>>Kissing Santa Claus, It's Beginning to Feel a Lot Like Christmas, Here
>>>>>Comes Santa Claus, Santa Baby, Little Drummer Boy, Rockin' Round the
>>>>>Christmas Tree, White Christmas, Little Drummer Boy, Up on the House
>>>>>Top, Little Goddam Fucking Drummer Boy STFU, Christmas At Ground Zero
>>>>>(I like that one), The Night Santa Went Crazy (Fine, I like all Weird
>>>>>Al), and Hey Guys! It's Christmas Time!
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>>>> I am wont to repeat myself, but I do like the version of Little
>>>> Drummer Boy/Peace on Earth sung by David Bowie and Bing Crosby. Other
>>>> "modern" songs I like are "Father Christmas" by the Kinks, and Jona
>>>> Lewie's "Stop the Calvary."
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>>>> Not that you asked.
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>>>Yeah I did. I asked explicitly. I asked for your ideal Christmas
>>>playlist. I started off with a very opinionated post because that often
>>>prompts others to post opionatedly.
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>> Oh, dear, it looks like I need to go read Opus' "Reading
>> Comprehension" essay again. I thought you were trying to figure out
>> how to get Pandora to be more submissive to your tastes.
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>> In that case, I'll add Paul Robeson's version of "Mary Had a Baby."
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>And 2000 Miles by the Pretenders. Sorry, I'll try to stop soon.
>You've got me reviewing my Christmas tunes.
River by Joan Baez.
That's it. Sorry, music is one of my passions. I promise I'm marking
this thread "ignore."
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QueBarbara
