Christmas Music...

[Scott5114]

The Drifters' version of White Christmas ruins the song for me.

That is a good cover to me; it takes a slow crooner classic and transforms it into a fun doo-wop tune. Certainly more creative than the aforementioned trend of speeding up Santa Claus is Coming to Town, which is already an upbeat swing tune.

The nice thing about speeding up Santa Claus is Coming to Town is that theoretically it should be over faster.

[Scott5114]

I keep hearing this version of "Noel" where the only lyrics are the word "Noel" and everything else is instrumental. Took me a while to realize they weren't actually saying "Nowhere" though.

[CtrlAltDel]

I keep hearing this version of "Noel" where the only lyrics are the word "Noel" and everything else is instrumental. Took me a while to realize they weren't actually saying "Nowhere" though.

What's the difference between the regular alphabet and the Christmas alphabet? 

[Big John]

I keep hearing this version of "Noel" where the only lyrics are the word "Noel" and everything else is instrumental. Took me a while to realize they weren't actually saying "Nowhere" though.

What's the difference between the regular alphabet and the Christmas alphabet? 

The Christmas alphabet would only let you make right turns before arrow placards were added to signs. 

[english si]

What's in my usual playlist:
-Jon Anderson's 3 Ships album
-Chris Squire's Swiss Choir album

I would say 'Yes', but you are missing Rick Wakeman*, who is something of a Christmas staple in my family, with my parents going to a Rick Wakeman Christmas gig every year (my Dad also goes to any Yes/not-Yes tour going).

And so, along with a compliation album from the year 2000 of Christmas pop songs, this is the CD they play at Christmas:

*myriad other members of Yes are also available, though only certain combinations can use that name.