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  • ZipperCat
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  • marc
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    Originally posted by Pussywillow View Post
    The most foulest of the foul Jimmy Osmond's Long haired Lover from Liverpool was number one at Christmas 1972.

    ruined everybody's Christmas that did. Yurgh.
    Decided to watch TOTP 2 last night, it was about Christmas top 10. Second song of the programme. Extremely bad...ruined a good programme.

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  • amethyst
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    Originally posted by Pussywillow View Post
    The most foulest of the foul Jimmy Osmond's Long haired Lover from Liverpool was number one at Christmas 1972.

    ruined everybody's Christmas that did. Yurgh.
    It was an annoying song

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  • Markxist
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    Originally posted by zabadak View Post
    This year's models
    The Friends of Jo Cox didn't even make the Top 40 in the end did it, despite many saying it'd bag number 1. The picture they use their on that site features my lazy, self interested MP front and centre looking absolutely ridiculous.

    Clean Bandit at Number 1 with Rockabye, the 7th week in a row. A song about a single mum stripping for a living to support her kids. How unxmassy can you get?! Clean Bandit must be minted now - especially with M+S using No Place I'd Rather Be on every ad.

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  • Pussywillow
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    The most foulest of the foul Jimmy Osmond's Long haired Lover from Liverpool was number one at Christmas 1972.

    ruined everybody's Christmas that did. Yurgh.

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  • Markxist
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    The aforesaid Stay Another Day by East 17 and 2000 Miles by The Pretenders. Two beautiful songs both about the deaths of people close to the singer; Tony Mortimer's brother Ollie's suicide led him to writing his Xmas hit for E17 and Chrissie Hynde wrote hers for guitarist James Honeymann Scott who had died of a drug related heart attack the previous year aged just 25.

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  • zabadak
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    This year's models

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  • Twocky61
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    Fairy Tale of New York

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  • darren
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    FEW MORE.
    A LOT OF THEM IVE NOT HEARD OF.

    Christina Aguilera The Voice Within


    Katy Perry Wide Awake

    Adele Make You Feel My Love

    Coldplay Viva La Vida

    Bruno Mars Marry You

    One Direction Little ThingS

    Gabrielle Aplin The Power Of Love

    Ellie Goulding How Long Will I Love You

    Idina Menzel Let It Go

    Lily Allen Somewhere Only We KnoW

    Girls Aloud See The Day

    East 17 Stay Another Day

    Tom Odell Real Love

    Little Mix Love Me Like You







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  • Richard1978
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    Only the video of The Power of Love by Frankie Goes to Hollywood was Christmassy.

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  • zabadak
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    Bo Rhap was Xmas number one twice!

    Magnificooooo!

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  • Mulletino
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    E17 then re-recorded the video to make it more Xmassy, by wearing white fur line hooded coats and snow.

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  • 80sChav
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    The best 2 non-Xmasy Songs I can recall/think are/is East 17 and Stay Another Day (which broke the mould for an Xmasy Song not having to be Xmasy) I think an The Pooges with the late great Kirsty McCall and A Fairytale Of New York (though this was totally un-known/un-thought of as an Xmasy-un-Xmas Song only a few years before Stay another day gained that status I think

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  • Mulletino
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    The Red Dwarf Theme always makes me think of Xmas.

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  • Big Tim
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    The Pet Shop Boys cover of "Always On My Mind", released 1987. I don't actually mind this version of the song, but it has nothing to do with Christmas (as far as I can see). It also denied arguably the greatest Christmas song ever the honour of being the Christmas number one (in the U.K.) - "Fairytale Of New York" (The Pogues & the late Kirsty MacColl).

    (Nearly that time of year again!)
    Last edited by Big Tim; 30-10-2016, 18:52.

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