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Track List
01) Christmas Is the Time to Say I Love You
02) Jingle Bell Rock
03) Christmas Wrapping
04) Please Come Home for Christmas
05) Thank God It's Christmas
06) 2000 Miles
07) Peace on Earth / Little Drummer Boy
08) December Will Be Magic Again
09) Christmas Day
10) Rudolph, the Red‐Nosed Reindeer
11) Rock and Roll Christmas
12) Merry Christmas (I Don't Wanna Fight Tonight
13) Rudolph the Manic Reindeer
14) Happy Christmas (War Is Over)
15) Twelve Days of Christmas
01) Christmas Is the Time to Say I Love You
02) Jingle Bell Rock
03) Christmas Wrapping
04) Please Come Home for Christmas
05) Thank God It's Christmas
06) 2000 Miles
07) Peace on Earth / Little Drummer Boy
08) December Will Be Magic Again
09) Christmas Day
10) Rudolph, the Red‐Nosed Reindeer
11) Rock and Roll Christmas
12) Merry Christmas (I Don't Wanna Fight Tonight
13) Rudolph the Manic Reindeer
14) Happy Christmas (War Is Over)
15) Twelve Days of Christmas
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First Released
2001
New Wave
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Christmas
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The '80s were a renaissance for popular music, riding a (new?) wave of garage, punk, and early technorock, along with retro pop and stylized funk. While there's no funk or R&B to be found on the 15 tracks of Christmas: The Big '80s, some of the touchstone artists from the era--and a few dinosaurs like Queen--are well represented, among them the Waitresses and their classic "Christmas Wrapping," perhaps the most oft-licensed pop song in memory. Heavy on the Brits, the disc regains its Yankee roots with rocking songs by George Thorogood and the Destroyers, the Ramones, and Los Lobos, who provide an instrumental, polka-Hendrix reading of "Rudolph the Manic Reindeer." While many of these tracks can be found on better collections, it's hard to slam a holiday album that ends with Bob and Doug McKenzie's "Twelve Days of Christmas," eh?
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The '80s were a renaissance for popular music, riding a (new?) wave of garage, punk, and early technorock, along with retro pop and stylized funk. While there's no funk or R&B to be found on the 15 tracks of Christmas: The Big '80s, some of the touchstone artists from the era--and a few dinosaurs like Queen--are well represented, among them the Waitresses and their classic "Christmas Wrapping," perhaps the most oft-licensed pop song in memory. Heavy on the Brits, the disc regains its Yankee roots with rocking songs by George Thorogood and the Destroyers, the Ramones, and Los Lobos, who provide an instrumental, polka-Hendrix reading of "Rudolph the Manic Reindeer." While many of these tracks can be found on better collections, it's hard to slam a holiday album that ends with Bob and Doug McKenzie's "Twelve Days of Christmas," eh?
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