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Original TMNT Cartoon Fan
12-19-2018, 02:38 PM
Discuss and post any Christmas and holiday music you like:
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MsMarvelDuckie
12-23-2018, 10:40 PM
Been listening to a LOT of the Bob Rivers Twisted Christmas tunes! My faves so far- Yellow Snow, Police Stopped My Car, The Restroom Door Said Gentlemen, Walkin Round in Women's Underwear, and Toy Sack. So much fun to listen to!
DarkFell
12-23-2018, 11:27 PM
Been listening to a LOT of the Bob Rivers Twisted Christmas tunes! My faves so far- Yellow Snow, Police Stopped My Car, The Restroom Door Said Gentlemen, Walkin Round in Women's Underwear, and Toy Sack. So much fun to listen to!
I bet that both you and Mr. Duckie like the Walkin' Around In Women's Underwear song. I just recently got most of the songs from all three Twisted Christmas/ Twisted Radio CD albums. The last CD was.. meh in my ears.
Otherwise, I've been listening to the following bands / CD's in no particular order.
** Mannheim Steam-Roller. (They're dropping by into my city later into the week. Here's hoping I can go see them this year. *crosses fingers*)
** Trans-Siberian Orchestra. (They performed over here in my city today, and are probably wrapping up their last concert for today / tonight. I wasn't able to go see them this time. :ohwell:)
** Mixed Christmas music from the 80's era. Doug & Bob McKenzie's 12 Days of Christmas is always a trip to listen to.
** Now That's What I Call Christmas (First CD Album.).
** The Carpenters Christmas Portait
** John Denver & The Muppets (Another Christmas album.)
** Random Christmas Songs from Pentatonix.
** Random Christmas Songs from Chicago 25 Christmas Album.
Let's just say that my ASUS phone can hold a lot of MP3 files.:tgrin:
Original TMNT Cartoon Fan
01-02-2019, 08:54 AM
I have kept a Christmas CD compilation albums with various artists from the 1990's called Absolute Christmas, and listen to some of the songs between late-November and early-January every Christmas and holiday season.
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