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You must have seen my post on a Facebook pageGabby wrote: Tue 08 Oct 2024, 7:05 pm They should have started CD3 with:
1. Always on my Mind
2. Fairytale of New York
A nice meta-joke there and a missed opportunity!
No, just great minds thinking alike?One of the crowd wrote: Tue 08 Oct 2024, 7:52 pmYou must have seen my post on a Facebook pageGabby wrote: Tue 08 Oct 2024, 7:05 pm They should have started CD3 with:
1. Always on my Mind
2. Fairytale of New York
A nice meta-joke there and a missed opportunity!
The original 1997 version was limited to just their fanclub, although it was played on Radio 1 and performed live on TFI Friday in the UK.petshopgrrl wrote: Wed 09 Oct 2024, 6:39 am Oh my, I see they've broken out the ancient hymns again (Merry Xmas Everybody, I Wish It Could Be Xmas Every Day, etc). Wombling Merry Xmas? Heck YES, get in my stocking NOW!
I realize I'm relatively new to this scene but isn't IDOSAC a little obscure for a compilation like this? Didn't it only get a very limited release?
Nah nah, It Doesn't Often trends quite highly around Christmas time.petshopgrrl wrote: Wed 09 Oct 2024, 6:39 am Oh my, I see they've broken out the ancient hymns again (Merry Xmas Everybody, I Wish It Could Be Xmas Every Day, etc). Wombling Merry Xmas? Heck YES, get in my stocking NOW!
I realize I'm relatively new to this scene but isn't IDOSAC a little obscure for a compilation like this? Didn't it only get a very limited release?
It's definitely gained some traction over the years during the holiday season. I always advocate for it when people are looking for something a bit different to the usual Christmas fayre.DopeFiend wrote: Wed 09 Oct 2024, 1:39 pmNah nah, It Doesn't Often trends quite highly around Christmas time.petshopgrrl wrote: Wed 09 Oct 2024, 6:39 am Oh my, I see they've broken out the ancient hymns again (Merry Xmas Everybody, I Wish It Could Be Xmas Every Day, etc). Wombling Merry Xmas? Heck YES, get in my stocking NOW!
I realize I'm relatively new to this scene but isn't IDOSAC a little obscure for a compilation like this? Didn't it only get a very limited release?
I believe it was in PSB's top 5 most streamed songs for several weeks. I even heard it myself while out shopping.
It's a mainstream hit, hence the inclusion on Smash.
So, I'm going out on limb here, you don't like Christmas?Old Soak wrote: Wed 09 Oct 2024, 4:25 pm October and people are already talking about the Festival of Consumerism. Soon that f'in word will be very third word on the TV and radio. The same few songs will be in the charts such as they are courtesy of the streaming brain dead. The whole lot can pinkle off, shittiest con job of the year. Anything 'Now' can f off too, lowest common denominator pap.
Room 101 territory.Gabby wrote: Wed 09 Oct 2024, 5:22 pmSo, I'm going out on limb here, you don't like Christmas?Old Soak wrote: Wed 09 Oct 2024, 4:25 pm October and people are already talking about the Festival of Consumerism. Soon that f'in word will be very third word on the TV and radio. The same few songs will be in the charts such as they are courtesy of the streaming brain dead. The whole lot can pinkle off, shittiest con job of the year. Anything 'Now' can f off too, lowest common denominator pap.
Old Soak wrote: Wed 09 Oct 2024, 4:25 pm October and people are already talking about the Festival of Consumerism. Soon that f'in word will be very third word on the TV and radio. The same few songs will be in the charts such as they are courtesy of the streaming brain dead. The whole lot can pinkle off, shittiest con job of the year. Anything 'Now' can f off too, lowest common denominator pap.
That's the spirit !Old Soak wrote: Wed 09 Oct 2024, 4:25 pm October and people are already talking about the Festival of Consumerism. Soon that f'in word will be very third word on the TV and radio. The same few songs will be in the charts such as they are courtesy of the streaming brain dead. The whole lot can pinkle off, shittiest con job of the year. Anything 'Now' can f off too, lowest common denominator pap.
