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defrogSo far, we’ve given you a few tips on how to approach traditional Christmas song fare.
1. Get a Hammond B3.
2. Keep it short.
Here’e one more helpful suggestion:
When all else fails, get Ronnie James Dio to sing it.
Now THAT is how you sing a f***ing Christmas carol.
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bedsitter23 , who hipped me to this. And he’s bang on: “Comfort And Joy” has never sounded more terrifying.]
PRODUCTION NOTE: Contains about two minutes of dead air at the end.
DEDICATION: Get well soon, RJD.
A-caroling we will go,
This is dF
1. Get a Hammond B3.
2. Keep it short.
Here’e one more helpful suggestion:
When all else fails, get Ronnie James Dio to sing it.
Now THAT is how you sing a f***ing Christmas carol.
[Artlessly stolen from
bedsitter23 , who hipped me to this. And he’s bang on: “Comfort And Joy” has never sounded more terrifying.] PRODUCTION NOTE: Contains about two minutes of dead air at the end.
DEDICATION: Get well soon, RJD.
A-caroling we will go,
This is dF
