Don't know about you but I'm sick to death with the X-Factor procession that is the modern Christmas chart. I've also heard enough of Slade, Wizzard, Mud et al to last a hundred Yules. Wouldn't you rather hear some less well-known seasonal tunes? So hear we go, with the New Amusements musical advent calendar. Knock yourselves out.
December 1st
Because who doesn't like vintage Kate?
December 2nd
Let's face it, Christmas was better in the Eighties.
December 3rd
I wish you a maudlin Christmas.
December 4th
My present to you? Mr Zimmerman in a blond wig. You're welcome.
December 5th
A fan-club curio from Georgia's finest.
December 6th
And you thought Father Christmas was the hardest working man at this time of year?
December 7th
However bad your Christmas might be, it'll be better than Tommy's.
December 9th
In which Mr Gedge indulges himself.
December 10th
Have yourselves a grouchy little Christmas.
December 11th
Ever wondered how they celebrate Christmas in Japan? Or in space?
December 12th
If your night must be silent, at least let it be with Tori.
December 13th
James Dean Bradfield on vintage (aka old) TFI.
December 14th
Tempo change with Joni.
December 15th
Each Christmas list gets us more and more pissed...
December 16th
Uncle Bill is not feeling festive.
December 17th
Because I can forgive XTC anything, even this.
December 18th
I nearly made the whole calendar with the Fab Four's Christmas songs.
December 19th
Because I love this song, and am quite smitten with Ms Tunstall too.
December 20th
In which captive animals are freed but don't want to leave.
December 21st
HMHB improve life, simple as.
December 22nd
Tracey Thorn's voice. Joy indeed.
December 23rd
Nothing new here, but still worth a ho, ho, ho.
December 24th
Seemed appropriate, on multiple levels. Happy Christmas.
So good! I must try not to rip anything off that you've featured on your advent calendar!
ReplyDeleteOn the contrary, rip away!
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