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[Koolan]

Mozinha, on Dec 3 2005, 04:10 AM, said:

The Chipmunks are HILARIOUS!
I have a song from them and the duet with Celine and I almost died laughing.
My favourite holliday music is from CELINE!!! I also love a popular singer from my country, Martina McBride (she's brilliant) and Il Divo.
Toni Braxton's CD seems cool to me, I'll try to find it.

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+1 for Martina   she's from your country?   Also, Christina Aguilera's CD is also good, she covered "These Are Special Times"  

[AllCeline]

Koolan, on Dec 3 2005, 03:33 PM, said:

Mozinha, on Dec 3 2005, 04:10 AM, said:

The Chipmunks are HILARIOUS!
I have a song from them and the duet with Celine and I almost died laughing.
My favourite holliday music is from CELINE!!! I also love a popular singer from my country, Martina McBride (she's brilliant) and Il Divo.
Toni Braxton's CD seems cool to me, I'll try to find it.

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Also, Christina Aguilera's CD is also good, she covered "These Are Special Times"  

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Ya but I don't like her version... Celine's is better.

[Mozinha]

Koolan, on Dec 3 2005, 07:33 PM, said:

Mozinha, on Dec 3 2005, 04:10 AM, said:

The Chipmunks are HILARIOUS!
I have a song from them and the duet with Celine and I almost died laughing.
My favourite holliday music is from CELINE!!! I also love a popular singer from my country, Martina McBride (she's brilliant) and Il Divo.
Toni Braxton's CD seems cool to me, I'll try to find it.

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+1 for Martina   she's from your country?   Also, Christina Aguilera's CD is also good, she covered "These Are Special Times"  

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Nope, sorry. I didn't make myself clear. I meant to say my fave music for Xmas is music by Celine and by a singer from my country and by martina and by il divo.

Martina is brilliant.

I also love Christina's version of Silent Night. Wow

[karatedude317]

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Ya but I don't like her version... Celine's is better.
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Right about that one! Martina McBride is pretty good also. I also like Gloria Estefan's "Christmas Through Your Eyes" I think that was out last year though too.

Josh Groban is also great with O Holy Night and Just Believe (but I think those were out last year too)

Can we just change this post to the best Christmas songs (besides Celine's of course!)  

[AllCeline]

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Ya but I don't like her version... Celine's is better.
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Right about that one! Martina McBride is pretty good also. I also like Gloria Estefan's "Christmas Through Your Eyes" I think that was out last year though too.

Josh Groban is also great with O Holy Night and Just Believe (but I think those were out last year too)

Can we just change this post to the best Christmas songs (besides Celine's of course!)  
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Oooooooooo!! I LOOOOOOVE Josh's "Believe!!"   

[fred]

Well some good albums are:

Ella Fitzgerald - Ella Wishes You A Swinging X-mas - very much Christmas spirit, all good old classics in cheerful interpretions by one of the worlds most famous voices.

Barbra Streisand - A Christmas Album - an 'old' and forgotten album, but I am surprised of the high quality of the tracks and the very fine arrengements and original interpretations. Never were a fan of Streisands music but A Christmas Album is really something. This album is according to me far better than her newer Christmas Memories which by the way are sold together I believe in a special pack.

Diana Krall - Christmas Songs - A first class performer has joined up with very fine musicians and the result is nothing but interesting. The release has gotten a lot of attention and is a very rare thing when it comes to quality. It is already a classic. Haven't got the album yet, but will.

Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr. - Christmas With The Rat Pack - Christmas spirit as it is. Brings you back to a very fine and classy Christmas feeling, with wonderful performances.

Still doubting my taste? Go read the reviews on All Music.

/fred

[celinesbabeinchrist]

Does anyone besides me listen to Christmas year round and watch Christmas movies year round?

[incognito]

I often have Christmas in July.
And of course I have my Christmas lights up on my front porch all year long.

[celinerific]

Oh yeaaa. I listen to Christmas music at random times.
My sister calls me crazy.

[celinesbabeinchrist]

I know people tell me I am nuts for listening to Christmas music all year round. I have been told that I should only wait for Christmas time.

[incognito]

celinesbabeinchrist, on Oct 29 2007, 06:38 PM, said:

I know people tell me I am nuts for listening to Christmas music all year round. I have been told that I should only wait for Christmas time.

Nah.  Listen to it!  Embrace your redneck side.

[celinesbabeinchrist]

incognito, on Oct 29 2007, 05:47 PM, said:

celinesbabeinchrist, on Oct 29 2007, 06:38 PM, said:

I know people tell me I am nuts for listening to Christmas music all year round. I have been told that I should only wait for Christmas time.

Nah.  Listen to it!  Embrace your redneck side.

Thanks    for the advice

[nico robin]

i started to listen christmasmusic 2 months ago lol

[celinesbabeinchrist]

osinhos, on Oct 29 2007, 06:30 PM, said:

i started to listen christmasmusic 2 months ago lol

That's good. I love Christmas time.

[celinerific]

I've been listening to Christmas music lately. My sister's been trying to scare the crap out of me with Halloween things.

[celinesbabeinchrist]

Christmas time is the best. haha

[dj4celine]

Oh yeah.... there are times when I crank up the volume to "Oh Holy Night"

Remember the incident when you got me hooked to TAST Baby E! ??

Edited by dj4celine, 30 October 2007 - 06:16 AM.

[nano]

I listen to some Celine's Christmas songs...especially "O Holy Night".  

[Chief 117]

I don't listen to Christmas music completely yearround but I do listen after Christmas.

[Frida]

oh *phiew*, glad to hear I'm not the only one I usually have a break though, between february and july

[Bellamy]

Frida, on Oct 31 2007, 12:14 AM, said:

oh *phiew*, glad to hear I'm not the only one I usually have a break though, between february and july

Half a year is winter in Sweden anyway.  

[celinedionsfan]

nano, on Oct 30 2007, 09:02 AM, said:

I listen to some Celine's Christmas songs...especially "O Holy Night".  

I love Celine's O Holy Night and I do listen to that song as well as Mary's Boy Child by Boney M all year...

[dj4celine]

Bellamy, on Oct 30 2007, 10:27 PM, said:

Frida, on Oct 31 2007, 12:14 AM, said:

oh *phiew*, glad to hear I'm not the only one I usually have a break though, between february and july

Half a year is winter in Sweden anyway.  

OMG!!      

[Bellamy]

dj4celine, on Oct 31 2007, 01:22 AM, said:

OMG!!      

But you shouldn't listen much Xmas music. There's almost no winter in India.  

[dj4celine]

Trust me, Bellamy... there is a winter here Its just not that severe but it is cold and almost nil snowfalls... But I like it this way cos I can't stand cold

Edited by dj4celine, 30 October 2007 - 11:56 AM.

[ByuSmurf]

I LOVE CHRISTMAS music all year 'round!  
I think I have more Christmas CDs than regular CDs (not counting my Céline collection in there).

Miracle on 34th Street w/ Natalie Wood is STILL one of my favorite movies of all time!

Edited by ByuSmurf, 30 October 2007 - 01:13 PM.

[fred]

Bellamy, on Oct 30 2007, 05:57 PM, said:

Frida, on Oct 31 2007, 12:14 AM, said:

oh *phiew*, glad to hear I'm not the only one I usually have a break though, between february and july

Half a year is winter in Sweden anyway.  

Well not nowadays, thanks to global warming we have half a year of autumn.  

I use to have a slight Christmas re-run in July, before. But no longer. However, after reading some Christmas inspired threads here I now listen to Sarah McLachlan's River. I am seriously thinking about byung her Christmas album.  

/fred

[PrincesseJen]

fred, on Oct 30 2007, 03:42 PM, said:

Bellamy, on Oct 30 2007, 05:57 PM, said:

Frida, on Oct 31 2007, 12:14 AM, said:

oh *phiew*, glad to hear I'm not the only one I usually have a break though, between february and july

Half a year is winter in Sweden anyway.  

Well not nowadays, thanks to global warming we have half a year of autumn.  

I use to have a slight Christmas re-run in July, before. But no longer. However, after reading some Christmas inspired threads here I now listen to Sarah McLachlan's River. I am seriously thinking about byung her Christmas album.  

/fred

You should!!   Sarah's Christmas album is breathtaking!!

[Frida]

Bellamy, on Oct 30 2007, 05:57 PM, said:

Frida, on Oct 31 2007, 12:14 AM, said:

oh *phiew*, glad to hear I'm not the only one I usually have a break though, between february and july

Half a year is winter in Sweden anyway.  

I WISH lol we hardly get any snow at all    all we get is rain, rain, rain and maybe a little more rain...

[Krys]

i'll be blasting Christmas music real soon wait till my new neighbour gets in