Fairytale is certainly one that has been killed for me too, but I absolutely insist that we have no Christmas songs on in the house at all. In particular Slade and Wham...
/shudders
The only sound I love at Christmas is brass band, but then I am a northerner, and it's slapped in the DNA.
Any Cliff or McCartney xmas song.
They're like being waterboarded with syrup.
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I used to be with it, but then they changed what 'it' was.
Now, what I'm with isn't it, and what's 'it' seems weird and scary
Anything rehashed by a boy/girl band, sung by Cliff Richard, or anything remotely to do with Louie Walsh or Simon Cowell.
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The original 42pcenter MD says...
I have heard it once so far.Consider yourself lucky, with the radio stations "starting" to get going, Fairytale seems to be their choice of initial play material and I think I've now heard it in excess of 20 times in the last week.
Close to the ipod or CDs being played and the radio switched off for a month....
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All Xmas songs are just wrong until Thursday, then they're allowed, loud and continuous ![]()
Don't likeany of the X factor xmas songs though, they've ruined the excitement of the Xmas number one for me ![]()
I must say I do have a penchant for the originals, but remakes make my skin crawl. Just today Greg James played Joe Mceldrey's cover of Chris Rea' 'Driving home for christmas'. That song was written for Chris' gravelly tones, not the balls-in-a-vice no hoper. Dreadful.
I'll come out and say I like the tunes when they're few and far between, but when they're repeated ad nauseum, particularly on the soulless commercial stations, they begin to grate
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I'll come out and say I like the tunes when they're few and far between, but when they're repeated ad nauseum, particularly on the soulless commercial stations, they begin to grate
Hit the nail on the head.