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December 21, 2005

Putting The Christ Back Into Power Tools (mp3s)

Trepanation_1By now, the sound of Christmas music is enough to make me want to drill extra holes into my head. And what better sounds to accompany my experiments in holiday trepanation than with Woody Phillips' Christmas songs played on power tools (mp3s): Joy To The Word  |  Jingle Bells  |  I Saw Three Ships

And after an all-night session of self-surgery, are you left feeling a little... gassy? That's no reason to ignore the birthday of Jesus! Put on that  party  hat and download some Christmas music to belch by (mp3s):  Jingle Belch  |  We Wish You A Merry Christmas

Here's three  seasonal exortations from Eddie "The Old Philosopher" Lawrence (mp3s): The Merry Old Philosopher One  |  Two  | Three

Fortunately for all of us, 700 miles of power tools and surgical instruments now separate me from WFMU's stash of Christmas records. Rounding out what I pray is my final Christmas post, here's Sonic Youth's Santa Doesn't Cop Out On Dope, and Klaus Nomi's Silent Night.

 

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For all of you nerds out there, I give you Chewbacca singing some of your Christmas faves:

http://christmaschebacca.ytmnd.com/#

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