Kill Christmas
Christmas might be the silliest, tackiest, and least spiritual "holyday" on the calendar. It makes Arbor Day look like an epiphany of enlightenment.
EXHIBIT A : CHRISTMAS SONGS
Sleigh bells do not make great musical instruments. They have little musical value; they cannot play melodic notes, and they cannot keep rhythmic time. Somehow, though, they find their way into every single song at Christmas.
Which would be fine, if the songs didn't suck dead Jesus balls.
Unfortunately, Christmas songs exist to tell us the two great lies of the holiday season: (1) Christmas is a time when people love each other unselfishly, and (2) Christmas is a time of true joy and peace and happiness.
Wrong.
Let's see some of the worst offenders of Christmas music:
Paul McCartney and Wings - "Simply Having a Wonderful Christmastime"
Well, that gets my vote for one of the worst keyboard parts in music history, edged out slightly by Timmy T's hideous "One More Try." I love the brain-dead lyrics, repeated ad nauseum in case you missed it the first million times. "Ding Dong Ding Dong Ding Dong Ding Dong." This guy was a fucking BEATLE???? Why on earth was John Lennon shot and this guy allowed to live????
Newsong - "Christmas Shoes"
Folks, it just doesn't get any more schmaltzy than that. I needed three insulin injections just to POST that, and I deeply apologize to any diabetics who were caught unaware when they played it. HORRIBLE. The lyrics don't fit in time with the music, the anonymous lead singer singing "soulfully," and, of course, the teeth-rotting lyrics. I would only wish to see them perform this song live so that I could vomit directly into that singer's face. Oh, and kid - those fucking shoes are UGLY. When she meets Jesus, he's going to send her to fucking HELL. Sweet dreams, kid.
Band Aid - "Do They Know It's Christmas Time?"
Ah, yes ... multimillionaire rock stars singing about starvation and disease. My nomination for most awkward-sounding lyric in a Christmas song: "Here's to them, underneath that burning sun!" I think Boy George comes off the best out of the singers represented here - at least he injects a little soul into it, unlike Sting, who looks like he'd rather lick Stuart Copeland's sweaty taint. Of course, nobody seems to give a shit that a large portion of Africa is not Christian, and couldn't care less if it was Christmas or Arbor Day. In fact, they'd probably prefer Arbor Day...the gift that keeps on giving - no, not George Michael in a public restroom - but rather a TREE. It'll provide fruit and/or shade from that damn burning sun.
Dishonorable Mention:
John Denver - "Please Daddy (Don't Get Drunk on Christmas)" - Yes, this is an actual song, sung by the bespectacled idiot who, years later, got drunk and crashed his plane directly into the ground. Nice going, dipshit.
Alvin and the Chipmunks - "Christmas Christmas Time is Here" - Bad idea from the sixties. Three high-pitched chipmunks sing songs while being berated by a human. The chipmunks here sound like ZOMBIE chipmunks. FESTIVE!!!!
John Lennon and Yoko Ono - "Happy Christmas (War Is Over)" - Nothing says holiday cheer like a lecture on war and peace, sung by an unwashed Beatle and (apparently) some sort of pterodactyl being disemboweled. Nothing will make egg nog rush out of your esophagus faster than Yoko's version of Christmas. She must have had an amazing pussy to have been able to blind Lennon so completely.
So ... any good Christmas songs out there? Well, I like these:
Jose Feliciano - "Feliz Navidad" - Damn this song is CATCHY. I have no idea what half the lyrics mean, but who cares. It has a great melody. Best of all, it's not about the so-called Christmas spirit - it's just basically one big message of well-wishing. I can handle that.
Madonna - "Santa Baby" - The song is completely slutty, and is basically a huge shopping list of material goods - which, of course, perfectly captures the true meaning of Christmas. This song is both Crassmaterialism and Christmasturbation. Love it.
And finally, the very best of them all, with brilliant video accompaniment:
Burl Ives - "Holly Jolly Christmas"
Christmas is so utterly phony. We need to whip and nail Christmas like the Romans did to that one guy...
Stop hurting Jesus! Stop celebrating Christmas!!
21 Comments:
At least I can go to your blog now without looking at a big dick. But why did you have to embed that McCartney song in my head? Not only is it the worst Christmas song, but might even be the worst song of all time! The man must've smoked a lot of weed before he penned that ditty!
you know i disagree with the christmas song points....come see my new blog...it will be a truly entertaining read.
@ Scott: Nah, it's not the worst song of all time...ever heard of "Batdance?"
@ Rooster: Lemme guess - you actually LIKE "Christmas Shoes."
FREAK!
Damn funny blog!
I liked it.
Jose Feliciano - "Feliz Navidad"
VD and BP agree!
I heard Yoko Ono prefers circumcisions.
I prefer circumcision for Yoko. Slice the top of her head and pull the skin down off of her face, revealing the evil, lizard-like alien beneath.
Then light her on fire.
It's not really circumcision in the medical sense of the word, but it suits me just fine.
I have a dream of an atheistic world. A world with no more Christmases. No more wasting pine. In this world our retail economy is not forced into one fuck knot pickle of an end of year deity birth sale. No in this world Jesuz's birth means shit. Families could get together throughout the year and spend that extra cash on better birthday presents for people that are still alive. Oh what a dream.
The torture you put me through with those horrendous videos was not all a waste. I did see one Mercedes and one bunny rabbit.
I don't know if you know this Sammyray but König Hasemörder means "King Rabbitslayer". That's Rabbi plus a cross. Allah is of course represented by his appearance.
DON'T YOU SAY ANYTHING AGAINST MCCARTNEY! TAKE IT BACK, I SAY! TAKE IT BACK!
@ Konig: Yeah, but it's a nice dream, for sure. Didn't know that about your name. Not sure I WANTED to know that about your name LOL
@ Convict: Look, I respect McCartney's achievements, and happen to be a fan of his work in the Beatles (not so much Wings...). You must face the harsh reality that this song might be the worst of his long career. Perhaps when you're older, you will learn to see things realistically ... LOL
I concur about the bleeding Jesus and Freaky-dink.
Theres nothing to worry about, for my slaying is of the metaphoric nature. My blade consists of 26 characters.
Quote : I prefer circumcision for Yoko. Slice the top of her head and pull the skin down off of her face, revealing the evil, lizard-like alien beneath.
Then light her on fire.
LMAO I take you don't care for Madame Ono-Lennon then Sammy?
I agree Macca did go off the rails a little in his wings days- I dont think I like any of their songs-Perhaps Mull of Kyntre - but simply because the bagpipes do funny things to the hairs on the back of my neck ;)
I was going to say "Santa Baby" but you beat me to it.
Great post, as usual, and good photo imagery at the end. I wonder if the Roman soldiers got those cats-o-nine tails at Wal-Mart.
A Christmas Tune with rockish tunes and guitar riffs... Christmas Time (Don't let the bells end) by the Darkness.
Oh I forgot about that Darkness one- gotta go find it now...
That second video was pretty funny.
@ Terra and Pixie: The Darkness sucks. End of story.
@ MO!: Funny in a "Holy baby Jesus I just vomited feces out of my mouth" kind of way.
AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH! MY EARS! DEAR GOD...MY EARS!
If you think Alvin and the Chipmunks are bad, you should hear the Canned Heat and the Chipmunks version of "Christmas Boogie."
in 1962 Bob Dorough and Miles Davis said everything there is to be musically said about Christmas in "Blue Xmas"...you be the judge if it belongs on your list or not...still available on Napster, etc...Dorough was one of the original "School House Rock" fellers....
Wild stuff, it's been in, thanks!
absurd thought -
God of the Universe hates
hearing MERRY HOLIDAYS
possibly the atheists have doubts
about their lack of faith...
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