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The Winter Holiday Music Thread - Ho ho ho, merry melodies!
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Johnny Unusual
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NSFW, if the name didn't clue you in.
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Pajaro Pete
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here's a new cute christmas instant classic for all the wlw out there
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Vidfamne
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Not a Christmas song, but I think it still fits the spirit of the season. If not, at least this is Aenglish from the Danelaw as she ought to be spoke: "fire and sleet and candle-leeğht" and "to Whinny-muir thou comest at last."
The Pentangle is somehow less than the sum of its parts (both Jansch and Renbourn are better alone or in duet), but I still like this song; the best track off its album musically and lyrically is "House Carpenter", with "The Cuckoo" next behind, because Jacqui McShee is a ravishing acrobat and sings it with such piercing pride that she would fain seem a bird herself. "The meeting was a pleasure, but the courting was a woe."
The Pentangle is somehow less than the sum of its parts (both Jansch and Renbourn are better alone or in duet), but I still like this song; the best track off its album musically and lyrically is "House Carpenter", with "The Cuckoo" next behind, because Jacqui McShee is a ravishing acrobat and sings it with such piercing pride that she would fain seem a bird herself. "The meeting was a pleasure, but the courting was a woe."
Johnny Unusual
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Johnny Unusual
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The Lyke Wake Dirge was one of the epigraphs for Neil Gaiman’s Neverwhere, so it always makes me think of that book.
On topic:
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These have really been helping with my studying.
Also, please let me know your favorite Christmas tunes here. It will be a lot of fun.