But they play them here with a vengeance, from Whams' Last Christmas in different versions , through Jingle Bells, all the way to Dolly parton's versions. Over and over.
Forget water boarding, this is probably what they use in Guantamo

I like the one that goes.... Silent Night, Holy Night, Filipina's make good wives.Kradmelder wrote: Do you miss going to church Christmas eve to sing caroles?
LOL. Complete blasphemy. Sies man.Zambales wrote:I like the one that goes.... Silent Night, Holy Night, Filipina's make good wives.Kradmelder wrote: Do you miss going to church Christmas eve to sing caroles?
I picture you laying the needle on the old vinyl, light up a pipe and recline, sip on the Whisky. Once Christmas is over you go back to Wagner haha.Kradmelder wrote:I'm listening to an old version of Stille Nacht, O du froehliche and a few others recorded in the 1930s. Male choir. You will never that played and it is non PC and probably banned as it is the Nazi SA chor![]()
Well if it's legitimate traditional stuff that's ok, but these repetitive/commercialized themes are one of the worst aspects of the judeo-christian or rather, zio-anglo 'Broadway' culture so to speak. The whole thing is an odd mix of pagan and Christian things together with consumerism.Kradmelder wrote:Do you miss going to church Christmas eve to sing caroles? Real old traditional ones, not these modern coca cola Christmas songs. Johan might enjoy it and get homesickBut these days he probably wouldn't hear Stille Nacht, just, Mohammed! Allah Akbar from loudspeakers on every street corner at sunset
No man, my stuff is on mp3!droid wrote:I picture you laying the needle on the old vinyl, light up a pipe and recline, sip on the Whisky. Once Christmas is over you go back to Wagner haha.Kradmelder wrote:I'm listening to an old version of Stille Nacht, O du froehliche and a few others recorded in the 1930s. Male choir. You will never that played and it is non PC and probably banned as it is the Nazi SA chor![]()
Well if it's legitimate traditional stuff that's ok, but these repetitive/commercialized themes are one of the worst aspects of the judeo-christian or rather, zio-anglo 'Broadway' culture so to speak. The whole thing is an odd mix of pagan and Christian things together with consumerism.Kradmelder wrote:Do you miss going to church Christmas eve to sing caroles? Real old traditional ones, not these modern coca cola Christmas songs. Johan might enjoy it and get homesickBut these days he probably wouldn't hear Stille Nacht, just, Mohammed! Allah Akbar from loudspeakers on every street corner at sunset
And Asians playing this all over malls and cafes doesn't make sense. Again, i'm open minded, but the repetition is torture.
I'm sure God has a sense of humour. After all, he did create mankind.Kradmelder wrote:LOL. Complete blasphemy. Sies man.Zambales wrote:I like the one that goes.... Silent Night, Holy Night, Filipina's make good wives.Kradmelder wrote: Do you miss going to church Christmas eve to sing caroles?The C of E will label you a Catholic heretic
enough Christmas music. But no Wagner Carl Woitschach Blas Orchester:droid wrote: I picture you laying the needle on the old vinyl, light up a pipe and recline, sip on the Whisky. Once Christmas is over you go back to Wagner haha.
So....you must be in PI? Welcome to my Christmas season nightmare, starts in SEPTEMBER here!droid wrote:I thought going to the other side of the globe would allow me not to hear Christmas songs again.
But they play them here with a vengeance, from Whams' Last Christmas in different versions , through Jingle Bells, all the way to Dolly parton's versions. Over and over.
Forget water boarding, this is probably what they use in Guantamo
Once when I was doing a lesson in Asia I cited John Lennon’s So this is Christmas and I can’t really remember, but maybe Stevie Nix’ Silent Night. Some student commented that they were boring, and to non-English speaking audiences (and to some extent objectively) they are. I’m just interested. What would you put in their place? I am going to try to think of something.
I was in the bank yesterday and they had a box for customers to donate Xmas gifts to under privileged kids.