The Chipmunks are one of the most baffling products of the 50s. It’s bad enough that they already sounded awful but then came multiple albums because nothing is better than listening to a bunch of squeakers shrill in your ear. But it wouldn’t be Christmas if this song wasn’t played at least once.
Though I’ve always hated the song, in recent years it’s grown on me. It’s still annoying as hell and warrants only one listen. “Christmas Time is Here” from Merry Christmas, Charlie Brown And who doesn’t love singing “I just want a hula hoop?” Does this mean you should listen to the Chipmunk’s Christmas album? No. Merry Christmas, Charlie Brown is still one of the best holiday specials and it boasts one of the most beloved soundtracks. All of the songs are great, from the upbeat and jaunty “Linus and Lucy” to the jazzy instrumental rendition of “O Christmas Tree.” But the one song that’s perfect for ushering in the season is “Christmas Time is Here.” Something about the soft piano and hushed children’s choir makes it a relaxing holiday classic. Imagine a gentle snowfall outside or the fire crackling while listening to it. Grinch” from How The Grinch Stole Christmas It’s also innocent and kind, which is the nature the holiday brings. Most holiday songs are upbeat, jolly tunes about finding the joy and love during the season. That’s not the case with this classic from How The Grinch Stole Christmas. Sung by the unforgettable Thurl Ravenscroft, the song insults the Grinch and talks about how unpleasant he is. He’s compared to a cactus, has termites in his smile, and he’s so bad a seasick crocodile is better company. But the highlight of the song is when Ravenscroft sticks it to the green grump by describing him as “stink, stank, stunk!” The biting lyrics and the cool baritone of Ravenscroft make this a timeless Christmas tune that makes you smile even if it is about a grouch.
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Hankey’s high-pitched voice, and Disney-like demeanor makes him kind of cute, but he’s also poo, which is something the song doesn’t let you forget. The tune is upbeat and happy, like any other holiday song, but it spends the entire time talking about poop and it’s different forms: watery, chunky, and how it hangs off of your ass sometimes. “Can’t Wait til Christmas” from A Garfield Christmas It’s simultaneously funny and cringy, which is what we expect from Matt and Trey at this point. This Garfield holiday tune may not be well remembered, but it’s charming and funny. What I like so much about this song, aside from the catchy beat, is how it presents different views on Christmas. Jon sings about having a great time putting up the tree, the lights, and waiting for Santa. Garfield sees none of these activities as pleasant and refers to them as chores and electrical contracting. He then refers to losing sleep waiting for Christmas to arrive as filling kids with insomnia and anxiety.
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