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this cd is imperfect but priceless and every one should hear this year round!
i heard this years ago but only had a tape of it.
finally i found it . thank you amazon.
i heard this years ago but only had a tape of it.
finally i found it . thank you amazon.
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Songs by the Jethros are worth the price of admission. They are expert musicians taking unexpected creative liberties with Christmas classics that will leave you laughing right out loud. There is nothing "anti-Christmas" about this album at all. If you are throwing a rousing Christmas party, many of these cuts should be playing in the background. A Personal Holiday Message From The Retailers Of America is one of the funniest cuts although (and because) it liberally drops the F-bomb throughout. A must-own Christmas classic for those who wish to balance out all the Bing Crosby and other melancholia in order to totally lighten the holiday mood. Probably best for the young, young at heart and those who feel the Christmas holidays are for parties full of laughter, drinking and shared good times.
3 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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This compilation throws together some Christmas music that happened to be recorded for the same record label. It starts off with four songs from an EP by the Space Negros. They are anti-Christmas parodies of Christmas songs and they aren't very good. Then we get both sides of a Christmas single by Magic Mose and his Royal Rockers. These are weird, sarcastic lounge lizard Christmas songs and they also aren't very good. Then we get an entire Christmas album by the Jethros. These are poorly played instrumental Christmas songs, which I guess is supposed to be funny, but it isn't. Finally, the album concludes with two tracks (I can't really call them songs) by Erik Lindgren. The first one is a short, vulgar track purporting to feature a retailer telling off Christmas shoppers. The second one features creepy voices saying "ho ho ho" accompanied by weird sounds for twelve interminable minutes. This is a truly terrible Christmas CD. But I do like the album cover.
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