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Author: Boston BlackieBoston Blackie Date: Nov 15, 2006 16:54
You know, albums. Page after page of shellac discs that last longer
with a bamboo stylus than a metal one.
But that's not important now. A friend of mine and I were singing along
with the Christmas carols on the BG Music system in the mall we walk
every day and that led to a discussion of good collections of recorded,
seasonal music.
I allowed as how my all time favourite is "We Three Kings," by The
Roches < http://tinyurl.com/y7a32h>. If you haven't heard it, you owe it
to yourself. If you buy it and you hate it, you're only out Clams 8 US
and you can always pass it along as a gift to someone with better
musical tastes than your own.
Who knows, I might even send one to MK this year.
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Author: OlinOlin Date: Nov 15, 2006 18:06
> You know, albums. Page after page of shellac discs that last longer
> with a bamboo stylus than a metal one.
>
> But that's not important now. A friend of mine and I were singing along
> with the Christmas carols on the BG Music system in the mall we walk
> every day and that led to a discussion of good collections of recorded,
> seasonal music.
>
> I allowed as how my all time favourite is "We Three Kings," by The
> Roches
Well, for albums, there's always the Austin Christmas Collection. Pretty
good stuff.
At the risk of sounding like a grinch though, I really don't care for
Christmas music at all. Maybe it's those years in radio where we started
prepping for Christmas in September!
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Author: MrWonderfulMrWonderful Date: Nov 15, 2006 20:32
Boston Blackie wrote:
>
> But that's not important now. A friend of mine and I were singing along
> with the Christmas carols on the BG Music system in the mall we walk
> every day and that led to a discussion of good collections of recorded,
> seasonal music.
>
> I allowed as how my all time favourite is "We Three Kings," by The
> Roches < http://tinyurl.com/y7a32h>. If you haven't heard it, you owe it
> to yourself. If you buy it and you hate it, you're only out Clams 8 US
> and you can always pass it along as a gift to someone with better
> musical tastes than your own.
>
> Who knows, I might even send one to MK this year.
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Author: MrWonderfulMrWonderful Date: Nov 16, 2006 15:27
Boston Blackie wrote:
>>>
>>> I allowed as how my all time favourite is "We Three Kings," by The
>>> Roches < http://tinyurl.com/y7a32h>. > > >
>>> Who knows, I might even send one to MK this year. >>
>> 'Tis the season~!
>> I've been humming it around the kitchen, so I'm fond of it also.
>> Another I like, that I was unaware I liked it so much until I heard my
>> Amy sing it
>> {thanks, BB, for the segue hahahahaha}
>> "Winter Wonderland" on Her "Home for Christmas" CD is quite
>> *fetching*~!
>> I've been known to fetch it in July~! hahahahaha
>>
>> So the line of which I was unaware
>> {I never end a sentence a preposition with}
>> the line that turns me on so much is when She sings,
>>
>> I had to go out to the car to fetch it. ...
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Author: FayeFaye Date: Nov 19, 2006 23:27
Boston Blackie wrote:
> You know, albums. Page after page of shellac discs that last longer
> with a bamboo stylus than a metal one.
>
> But that's not important now. A friend of mine and I were singing along
> with the Christmas carols on the BG Music system in the mall we walk
> every day and that led to a discussion of good collections of recorded,
> seasonal music.
>
> I allowed as how my all time favourite is "We Three Kings," by The
> Roches < http://tinyurl.com/y7a32h>. If you haven't heard it, you owe it
> to yourself. If you buy it and you hate it, you're only out Clams 8 US
> and you can always pass it along as a gift to someone with better
> musical tastes than your own.
The Carpenter's Christmas Portrait is my favourite. Amazon has it on
CD, but, like everything else, I'm confident my original 1978 vinyl
sounds ever so much better.
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