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December 21, 2008

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GuyFaux

OMG! OMG! OMG! Teh Pain! Make it stop!

Listener Kliph Nesteroff

At WFMU we like to do Christmas posts of excess.

Michael

This is priceless. Absolutely priceless. I have a new challenge.

Aaron

I think the baby Jesus is bawling right about now.

Louisville Dan

This is infectious! And I am infected. Thank you for your dedication to extremism. Wonderful.

GuyFaux

For more strange x-mas music fun check out Andy Cirzan's Holiday Obscura cassette collection posted until Jan 2nd. Get em while they are hot.
http://christmas.soundopinions.org/
VIVA LA VINYL!

Dax de la Monta

Neat! The Story of the Naivete is great for Christmas Eve, this works well for opening presents on X-Mas morning. If you have any more Ed Special, it would be much appreciated!

Sensei_Rebel

You want to know what's sad? I didn't realize they were ALL Jingle Bells songs till about the 4th hour.

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