Is there anything more beautiful in the world than Josh Groban singing "O Holy Night?" I think not. Voice of an angel I tell you.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQWXf...eature=related

Really nice, Sevens.

Here's one that I like:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONxKf...eature=related

Always a good one! And of course it wouldn't be Christmas without Bing

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vPfOjAw5Z0


And my personal favorite funny Christmas song (hehehe)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yasSkqJBytk

Yes, there IS something better than Josh Groban singing "O Holy Night"... PAVAROTTI singing "O Holy Night."




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDlJa2CpjHc

I thought it was time to lift things culturally by injecting a little high-brow content!

Happy Christmas everybody, have a great holiday.

The Slade-06.Merry Xmas Everybody

Originally Posted by Rob Henderson

Yes, there IS something better than Josh Groban singing "O Holy Night"... PAVAROTTI singing "O Holy Night."




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDlJa2CpjHc

Hmmmmmm.....no. I still like Josh better.

And that is just scary, Del Boy. Did people actually dress like that?

You only like Josh cause he's decent looking. Pavarotti sang circles around EVERYONE. There wasn't a male voice who could compete with Luciano. (Pavarotti sings it in the ORIGINAL key... Josh had to take it down a freakin' tritone.)

Looks have nothing to do with it. I just prefer Josh Groban's voice to Pavarotti's. To each their own.

Originally Posted by Sevens

Hmmmmmm.....no. I still like Josh better.

And that is just scary, Del Boy. Did people actually dress like that?

Well, it was first a great hit in 1973, and there have been many versions of it by the same band, right up until now. Most are on you-tube.

It is often referred as the most successful Xmas No.1. And it is said to earn each band member £1,000,000 each Xmas. Noddy Holder and Slade. Always guaranteed to make your eyes pop!

Merry Xmas.

Personally I cant decide between...

Xmas1

and

Xmas2

I think the second one has the sentiment that suits the season but the first has a certain something about it that appeals.