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After years of retail I'm an absolute grinch for most Christmas music that plays on the radio, but I still really enjoy just about all the hymns and church music despite not being religious whatsoever
Same. Gloria In Excelsis Deo rips
Great pick! Just belting it at the top of my lungs, despite zero singing ability, so satisfying
Killer hymn.
Handles Messiah - yes please.
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Jul i Svingen was one of NRK's "advent calendar shows", i.e. an episode a day from December 1st to December 24th. I think "advent calendar shows" are actually a phenomenon largely unique to TV in the Nordic countries, with limited success in Germany and the Netherlands as well.
In any case I never actually watched Jul i Svingen myself, but the song is generally very popular for Christmas playlists in Norway. So it's sort of a cultural osmosis thing for me. The song blends folk music elements like the fiddle, with more Christmas-y sounds like jingle bells, with more modern elements, and all of these elements come together to create a very unique and cozy vibe I think.
Sent from Mdewakanton Dakota lands / Sept. 29 1837
Treaty with the Sioux of September 29th, 1837
"We Will Talk of Nothing Else": Dakota Interpretations of the Treaty of 1837
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It’s not super xmas-y but I really like it.
Also any good Wassail-Ing songs.
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Mi burrito sabanero! It's so catchy that I don't mind having heard it a million times by now.
Happy Holidays, you bastard - Blink 182
We Three Kings, but only if it has a rap section shoehorned in (Beach Boys and The Roches both have pretty good versions as well)
Also this Wynton Marsalis version: https://youtu.be/FomP2m8DPG8
Señor Santa by Y La Bamba https://youtu.be/-PdSf0jYu3A
Silver Bells is kinda cozy.
Kris Kringle was a car thief by Wesley Willis
I like that one John Lennon made
Like, almost all of them.
They need to stay out of November though.
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I can't hear Christmas songs anymore.
I only hear Gachimuchi and break out in laughing fits it stores blasting Christmas music.
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Chiron Beta Prime by Jonathan Coulton.
Jingle Bells · Ramsey Lewis Trio
They put out two Christmas albums.
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