Thursday, December 30, 2010

Songs I wish I had heard before

It's not too late for festive songs is it? Neil Gaiman tweeted about this song so because I am a such a follower I clicked on the link, listened to it, and then clicked on the link several more times! Then I went on a bit of a Youtube odyssey as I listened to more songs from Tim Minchin. I am not normally a musician/comedian type of girl, but I have enjoyed quite a few of the songs

No snow, no open fire, no sleighs - white wine in the sun. Sounds festive at least to me!



The main reason for posting it here now though is so I can find it again when I want to listen to it next year!

4 comments:

  1. Its inclusion in the Myer Christmas CD caused quite a stir because it has a verse that criticizes organised Christian indoctrination of the young. That being said I find it a deeply touching song and tear up every time I hear it.

    The beat poem Storm is another good one.

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  2. I used to buy the Myer Christmas CD every year, but stopped a few years ago. I can see why some staunch Christian's might not like it, but I think it is pretty representative of a lot of people's views

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  3. The Salvo's complained about (while of course still taking the money that the CD generated) it not being in the spirit of Christmas. Personally it summed up my feelings perfectly.

    I broke down the songs on the CD into Christian/Secular and it was something like 1:3.

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  4. Having been associated with the Salvos for a very long time, (grew up in that church and then worked for them for nearly ten years but stopped going to church years ago) I can see that happening.

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