[ SECRET POST #5467 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5467 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Favorite and least favorite Christmas songs....

[pantswarrior]

Oh man, least favorite has got to be "Wonderful Christmastime". That song is HORRID. I didn't even realize that it was Paul McCartney when I kept hearing it back in my retail days, and then I was even more horrified because usually he's so much better than that.

...Don't want to list my favorites that I heard back in those days since I have seen too many people jumped on over one of them and am tired of having to defend my fondness. :/

Though there's also the subcategory of religious-themed Christmas music. "O Come O Come Emmanuel" is a perennial favorite, and I have to admit to a fondness for "Breath of Heaven" after a Christmas program in my old church where it was sung as a duet by the two people who possess the most amazing voices I have ever heard live in person. Sadly I will probably never hear a rendition that amazing again.

Re: Favorite and least favorite Christmas songs....

[(Anonymous)]

Wonderful Christmastime needs to be roasted along with those chestnuts on an open fire. (The latter of which I also hate unless sung by Charlotte Church)

I was... two weeks ago years old when I found out O Come O Come Emmanuel had a Latin version (Veni Veni Emmanuel). I enjoy it as well!

Re: Favorite and least favorite Christmas songs....

[pantswarrior]

I don't think I've ever heard it in Latin, but I guess I'm not surprised! Most of my favorite hymns/carols sound like they were written centuries ago and you could imagine them being sung by a choir of monks. (Or alternately, you could imagine the same tunes being sung at a ren faire beer garden with bawdy lyrics instead.)