Wow ... it's odd to think that there have already been 12 whole programs of Thrift Store Vinyl Radio! We covered a lot of ground in the last year, too ... from exotic lands and children's records, to exotic lands and midnight beats, to organs and percussion records.
And now here we are at the end of 2011 ... I usually wait until the last Tuesday of the month to release a new TSVR episode, but seeing as how Christmas is just around the corner, I thought I'd get all seasonal and celebrate the Yuletide with some nice crackly old holiday vinyl!
And, like the Halloween program I did two months ago, this episode will be talk-free so the magic of the mood won't be spoiled!
Merry Christmas and happy holidays, everyone! ENJOY!!!
You can download the mix RIGHT HERE and play it at yer next Xmas party!
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Hey look! Ryan and I have our tree up ... Peter helped decorate it, too ... pretty, huh? =
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Hey look! I'm showing paintings at the Administrative Gallery (downstairs) at the Hoover Public Library in Hoover, Alabama ... Swing by and check em out sometime! =
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Hey look! My mom sent some pretty funny snowman comics! Thanks, Mama! =
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Hey look! A bunch of very Christmassy V*I*D*E*O*S!!!
1st up, here's a rather ridiculous 2 hour "Yule Log" video incase you wanna have a crackling hot fire burning inside your computer! haha =
And here's a pretty funny Bottletree xmas video I made, circa 2009 =
Speaking of blasts from the past, here is "Do They Know It's Christmas?"by Band Aid, circa 1984 =
Wowzers! I chanced upon this musical version of "Scrooge" (circa 1970) recently and remembered watching it as a kid with Roy Burns at his house ... the Death scene (around 6:03) used to scare the crap out of me! Haha =
And here are a lot of memorable moments from the yuletide classic, "A Christmas Story", circa 1983 =
Lastly, I have Ryan and I's favorite part of the Pee Wee's Playhouse Christmas Special (circa 1989), where Little Richard greets Pee Wee, then busts his ass on the ice! haha =
Not quite figgy pudding, but here is some dessert ...
My god ... Dean and Company's 2011 xmas special is even nuttier then the ones from years past! I reckon it's because they now have green screen technology on their side ... hahaha =
And what would the season be without the Liberace Christmas Special ?! =
Poor Santa ... he'll never get all of those presents delivered in this condition! =
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