[Music] Favourite Christmas Songs

[Worried Man Blues]

 

[A1X]

 

[Frutos]

Q. Where does Jona Lewie do his Christmas shopping?

A. Debanebanams-nams, Debanebanams

I find this hard to believe as Debenhams shut down in 2021.

Are you suggesting that Mr Lewie hasn't done any Christmas shopping since then?

 

[A1X]

I find this hard to believe as Debenhams shut down in 2021.

Are you suggesting that Mr Lewie hasn't done any Christmas shopping since then?

He makes people biscuits now. It’s why you’ll always find him in the kitchen at parties.

 

[Norman Potting]

Slade then wizzard

This, but with order reversed. Fortunate to have seen both performed live, don't think either were near Christmas though.

 

[Zeberdi]

Without wishing to speak ill of the dead, I've never understood how a song about a bad relationship could possibly be considered a great Christmas song. Give me Shakey, Wizzard, Slade or The Darkness any day of the Christmas period.

No that’s fine - songs outlive their composers so critique of them rightly endures - but for some people Christmas is sadly all about bad relationships:

Apart from the fact it is a brilliantly written song (imo), you only need to look at the MH threads on here and the increase in calls to MH crises management teams over the Christmas period to know that for millions of people, Christmas is a time of pain and a time for many to feel excluded - All great songs speak to people: I am grateful MacGowan, through his own life experiences, could speak volumes to those who would rather stick sharp sticks in their eyes than listen to Michael Bublé singing about a frickin’ ‘Little Drummer Boy’ just because they are in a darker place than those for whom Christmas is a time of family love and joy - (notwithstanding it’s a nauseating song anyway (imo)).

 

[BrianB]

I've always struggled with Christmas but this one does hit a spot...

 

[banjo]

 

[LamieRobertson]

 

[Sarisbury Seagull]

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

This. Beautiful song, played with a straight bat

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

No that’s fine - songs outlive their composers so critique of them rightly endures - but for some people Christmas is sadly all about bad relationships:

Apart from the fact it is a brilliantly written song (imo), you only need to look at the MH threads on here and the increase in calls to MH crises management teams over the Christmas period to know that for millions of people, Christmas is a time of pain and a time for many to feel excluded - All great songs speak to people: I am grateful MacGowan, through his own life experiences, could speak volumes to those who would rather stick sharp sticks in their eyes than listen to Michael Bublé singing about a frickin’ ‘Little Drummer Boy’ just because they are in a darker place than those for whom Christmas is a time of family love and joy - (notwithstanding it’s a nauseating song anyway (imo)).

Not about bad relationships, but I have known plenty of people over the years who have lost loved ones over the years, and for whom Christmas has always been marred.
And then last year our son-in-law announced to our daughter two days before Christmas that he “didn’t want this any more”, resulting in us having our worst Christmas ever - our 10 year old granddaughter commenting “it’s like having Christmas in a sewer.
The divorce was finalised about a month ago, relatively amicably and straightforwardly albeit with some tensions. But our Christmasses now will always be marred.

 

[Uh_huh_him]

This

 

[Randy McNob]

The one by the Darkness - don't let the bellend sing....or whatever it's called

 

[fly high]

No contest for me personally (RIP Shane)

Played at full volume

 

[fly high]

Sussex Carol.

Beautiful Carol, never knew it was called Sussex Carol

 

[happypig]

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

Die Hard






















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[HisBetterBall]

My favourite is

 

[jakarta]

3 legends...