Ho-ho-holy crap, can you believe how warm it still is at this time of year? There may be a distinct lack of frost, sleighs and snowmen and I haven’t once put on thermal socks, but it still is coming on the holiday season, which means it’s time for 100bells! This song is as undrippy as [...]
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Filthy Little Angels’ elves have been hard at work to bring you this year’s albums filled with Christmas songs by various unsigned bands. Go on over to their site and unwrap the 60 tracks they have up for free. Thank you Filthy Little Santa! For a taste of the Filth check out ShiSho’s sweet cover [...]
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(Thanks to Plan59 for this wonderful picture.) Here are some awesome oldies for Christmas, from my favorite cheesy compilation CD (which I got for free in the mail from some random place, many years ago. I still don’t know where it came from, it was like a surprise gift from Santa himself!). The Louis Armstrong [...]
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If you’re looking for a wide variety of holiday music to get you feeling all jolly, check out emusic’s “The Best Of The Holidays” list. They’ve got everything from Rosemary Clooney to Vince Guaraldi’s A Charlie Brown Christmas (one of best Christmas albums of all time) to Kill Rock Stars Winter Holiday Album. There’s something [...]
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Ho, Ho, Ho! I have a couple of indie Christmas gems to share today. I don’t have much to say about these songs, just get them and get all Christmassy with your bad selves. First up, Miss Holly Golightly and her charmingly country “Christmas Tree On Fire” – couldn’t you just imagine Loretta Lynn singing [...]
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