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Christmas Misic CD's
curiouscrafter
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Morning,
I wondered if anybody could recommend a Christmas Music CD?
What CD's do you listen to whilst wrapping your presents?
I was thinking of getting "Now thats what I call christmas" there seems to be a good mixture on there.
Thank you in advance
I wondered if anybody could recommend a Christmas Music CD?
What CD's do you listen to whilst wrapping your presents?
I was thinking of getting "Now thats what I call christmas" there seems to be a good mixture on there.
Thank you in advance
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I've just bought a couple of new one from Amazon I bought the gift for 1.80 and Aled's christmas gifts for 2.50 thought they were cheap but they are traditional carols really . I love carols they are truly beautiful and make me cry ..... yes I know who wants to cry but I like it lol it's a good cry not a bad one iyswim!xXx-Sukysue-xXx0
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I really enjoy the 'Now thats what I call christmas' CD and it does have a good mix of old and new!0
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Hi

It's really worth looking at the Amazon Marketplace for CD's as you can get some real bargains and just add £1.26 i think it is postage. Some are just a penny too so you'd pay all of £1.27 each
(This one looks good for £1.27 but there's only 2 at a penny - a quick search will find similar ones
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An even cheaper way is Christmas Radio - I always listen to this one: Click - a good mix and few adverts. Just click on the links on the side (I use the mp3 windows media player one) and it'll stream through your music player. A quick google finds lots more though
ETA: It does stream though so watch your bandwidth usage if you're on a limited package.
Hope it helps
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Hi

It's really worth looking at the Amazon Marketplace for CD's as you can get some real bargains and just add £1.26 i think it is postage. Some are just a penny too so you'd pay all of £1.27 each
(This one looks good for £1.27 but there's only 2 at a penny - a quick search will find similar ones
)
An even cheaper way is Christmas Radio - I always listen to this one: Click - a good mix and few adverts. Just click on the links on the side (I use the mp3 windows media player one) and it'll stream through your music player. A quick google finds lots more though
ETA: It does stream though so watch your bandwidth usage if you're on a limited package.
Hope it helps
i have the first one you put from amazon and its very good
i also have one i bought my mum called an easy listening christmas, i got my copy from marks and spencer but ive found some on amazon too http://www.amazon.co.uk/Have-Yourself-Easy-Listening-Christmas/dp/B000024NX8/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1317910694&sr=8-30 -
phil spector's christmas album gets regular plays at my house, dont know if my fiance has heard it yet (we werent engaged last christmas) so this year she is in for a treat
Who remembers when X Factor was just Roman suncream?0 -
Thanks Gleek - have bought the first one and can't wait for December so I can put it on and wrap my pressies in front of the fire, sipping a glass of wine
"A" is for Opple if yowm spaking loike a yamyam!0 -
ohohoh! Michael Buble is bringing one out this year!Married the lovely Mr P 28th April 2012. Little P born 29th Jan 20140
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This is the best Christmas music CD EVER!:j lol.
I grew up listening to this every Christmas on a copied tape (shows my age). Last year I bought the CD for myself and my Mum. We both love it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37v0CE-pXss
Zippy x
Busy working Mum of 3 :wave:
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roosterbean wrote: »Thanks Gleek - have bought the first one and can't wait for December so I can put it on and wrap my pressies in front of the fire, sipping a glass of wine

December :eek: I got mine out last week :rotfl: (now thats what I call Christmas as you all asked
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Jakesmum - if I put it on before then I would be divorced by Christmas lol - I am a notorious xmas nut and have to try hard to keep it under control - maybe I could sneak it on while he's at work!
"A" is for Opple if yowm spaking loike a yamyam!0
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