The unholiest of nights
I've often thought that a virtuoso performance of Verdi's Requiem can make a believer out of an atheist.Now, courtesy of The Sneeze, I've found a song that will do the opposite.
(There's a streaming audio button you can hit, but which is barely visible in Firefox. It's right above the words 'or download the mp3.')
Merry Freakin' Christmas.
UPDATE!! The antidote, courtesy of Xmas Xtravaganza. The angel's name is Antonique Smith. It's a Christmas miracle.
Another Update: The bad 'O Holy Night,' with zombies. (I actually find it funnier to hear the song without visuals, but Your Mileage May Vary.)
7 Comments:
Cecilia
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Anonymous at 12/13/2006 8:43 AM
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Jeri at 12/13/2006 9:26 AM
I almost baled after 20 seconds but I'm more or less glad I hung in until the end. It is one of my favorite holiday songs and I always like to see how the high note at the end gets handled. Although in this case it was not so much handled as thrown through a plate-glass window.
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Dave S. at 12/13/2006 12:49 PM
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Kathy at 12/13/2006 1:25 PM
That definitely "beats" my MRI horror story where they "accidentally" left Brooks & Dunn playing in my headphones. I think the tech was a country music fan and didn't like the way I blanched when she rattled off B&D on the list of choices.
The funny thing was, by the end of the procedure, Brooks & Dunn was starting to sound pretty good. Which was when I decided that MRI actually stood for Mutant Retard Inducer.
Wow, I just listened to that O Holy Night rendition again, and I'm left with an endorphin rush like the one I get after eating Green Thai Curry. It's the pain!
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Jeri at 12/13/2006 1:50 PM
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Kathy at 12/13/2006 4:33 PM
Oh, and I agree about the Verdi.
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Greg! at 12/21/2006 7:56 PM
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