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I have always enjoyed the dogs barking Jingle Bells, but the other day I heard Christmas Dragnet, which although not a song, was quite entertaining. Performers included Daws Butler doing his Huckleberry Hound voice for an elf & Grudge the guy who did not believe. It was basically an audio parody of Dragnet, but even those unfamiliar with that would enjoy it.

Another truly weird one is the Monsters' Holliday by Boris Picket of Monster Mash fame. Here, Frankenstein's monster, draculs et al are about to rob Santa, but have a change of heart.

What are your favorites?

"jeffbert" wrote:I have always enjoyed the dogs barking Jingle Bells, but the other day I heard Christmas Dragnet, which although not a song, was quite entertaining. Performers included Daws Butler doing his Huckleberry Hound voice for an elf & Grudge the guy who did not believe. It was basically an audio parody of Dragnet, but even those unfamiliar with that would enjoy it.

Another truly weird one is the Monsters' Holliday by Boris Picket of Monster Mash fame. Here, Frankenstein's monster, draculs et al are about to rob Santa, but have a change of heart.

What are your favorites?

"You're a mean one Mr.Grinch"

Do the "James Pond 2-Condename Robocod" game soundtrack fit into the "Novelty xmas song" category?

Never heard of it, until now. Please describe it.

A (great)videogame with just Jingle Bells, We Wish You a Merry Xmas, and other christmastime songs in MIDI (ot whatever the format of 16-bit music was in 1992). That's it.

12 PAINS OF CHRISTMAS!!

"Dragonrider1227" wrote:12 PAINS OF CHRISTMAS!!

As much as I dislike the 12 days, I enjoyed that parody.