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How to make your Christmas music more awesome? Well, you start with awesome instrumental Christmas music.
This thread is devoted to such pieces. I'm talking beats, power anthems, fuck yeah Christmas feelings.
All entries will be named and tracks chosen named, since videos get deleted, channels get deleted, videos get region-blocked or eventually meet copyright issues, so just providing links with no further information is stupid and annoying over time.
Today, the first day of the month I have been able to post, I open with:
Artist: Trans-Siberian Orchestra
Track: "Carol of the Bells"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6FhOb7-1dg
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In fact, it's the only time of year I hear a Gary Glitter song!
Indeed. These days, it's always with a sour taste in my mouth whenever that Gary Glitter song comes on.
Would you mind refrasing that please.
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Thor has failed at Fuck Yeah! Christmas Music.
Eight tiny reindeer and elves will be dispatched to take care of you.
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That's correct -- you don't know what is.
You made that way too easy.
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My intention, not previously stated, what that this thread was not intended for scoring (score written specifically for film/television/etc.), but I have to break my own rule just this one time, 'cause you can't have this thread without this track:
Composer: John Williams
Cue: "Setting the Track"
Film: Home Alone
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnvVgp7prOo (official Sony video link)
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