I'm not really a Christmassy person, and I've got worse as I've got older. But anyway, this year I feel inclined to share a handful of musical things with you guys :)
1. A rhyme to the tune of "We Three Kings", but with lyrics about Persona 3 (I reposted it last year, but I'm just linking this year because I don't want the whole thing still on my journal in April, y'know? It's here: http://muladhara.dreamwidth.org/101922.html
2. The world's creepiest Xmas song, by Chris de Burgh: A Spaceman Came Travelling (if you've been my friend long enough: yes, I have posted this before. I'd post it every year if I could be arsed (but I'm lazy). I just like it and find it really creepy. Blame my dad. OK).
3. One of my favourite tunes played by one of my favourite guitarists: In Dulci Jubilo by Mike Oldfield (You might notice this video shows he's playing all the instruments - something I found out he did when watching a documentary about Tubular Bells, and something I absolutely love :) )
(Relatedly: his version of the William Tell Overture has (at the time of writing) the best comments (esp for Youtube!)
4. This isn't an Xmas song, but for some reason, it really makes me think of winter, so here we are: The Prophet's Song by Queen (yes, it's over eight minutes long, but it's AWESOME and that's all you need to know).
1. A rhyme to the tune of "We Three Kings", but with lyrics about Persona 3 (I reposted it last year, but I'm just linking this year because I don't want the whole thing still on my journal in April, y'know? It's here: http://muladhara.dreamwidth.org/101922.html
2. The world's creepiest Xmas song, by Chris de Burgh: A Spaceman Came Travelling (if you've been my friend long enough: yes, I have posted this before. I'd post it every year if I could be arsed (but I'm lazy). I just like it and find it really creepy. Blame my dad. OK).
3. One of my favourite tunes played by one of my favourite guitarists: In Dulci Jubilo by Mike Oldfield (You might notice this video shows he's playing all the instruments - something I found out he did when watching a documentary about Tubular Bells, and something I absolutely love :) )
(Relatedly: his version of the William Tell Overture has (at the time of writing) the best comments (esp for Youtube!)
4. This isn't an Xmas song, but for some reason, it really makes me think of winter, so here we are: The Prophet's Song by Queen (yes, it's over eight minutes long, but it's AWESOME and that's all you need to know).
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