It's beginning to look a lot like.... oh my god....

[biffy]

Not even 3pm and I've got the light on. Hiding under a duvet and I still can't feel my feet. It can only mean one thing! (Well, several actually - one of which is that I have terrible circulation)

I'm getting in there a couple of days early and proposing the start of the

2008 Christmas Song Exchange Meme!

Here's how it works:
- I've uploaded a few mixes and albums to get us started. Links under the cut!
- Snag away to your heart's content. If I've screwed any links up let me know.
- Share! If you have something that's not on here, post a link in the comments.
- Pimp! Tell your friends to come share! The more the merrier.
- Check the comments for more uploads. I'll be posting any random songs I find there.

Alternative Christmas
::download:: (94 mb .rar)
** I've also uploaded the songs individually if anyone wants just one or two
** #10 'What's This?' isn't in this mix, I forgot. It's in the 'Nightmare' Soundtrack below though :)



Cheesy Christmas 1980's Style
::download:: (99mb .rar)




The Frank Sinatra Christmas Album
::download:: (51mb .rar)




Christmas Together with Nat King Cole & Dean Martin
::download:: (66mb .rar)




The Nightmare Before Christmas Soundtrack
::download:: (70 mb .rar)



It's a Cool, Cool Christmas
::download:: (98mb .rar)



Sufjan Stevens - Songs for Christmas Vol. I
Vol. II  Vol. III  Vol. IV  Vol. V
(tracklistings here)

** Check the comments for stuff other people have posted!

** Post your own! Go on, it's Chriiiiiiiiiiiiiiistmaaaaaaaaaas \o/

Oooh yeah and I finally found the link to the 'original' Yuletide songs meme and there is, quite honestly, the most Christmas songs I have ever seen in one place, like, EVAR.

Also! (yeah, I'll stop soon I promise) I'm in the process of uploading ALL of my Christmas songs to my Box account here. 156 tracks so far. They're sorted by artist so you can have a look and snag whatever takes your fancy.

Comments

[mythtaken.livejournal.com]

Ha! Oh, it's always in the last place you'd think to look.

How is it that albums manage to disguise themselves as other albums so easily?