Read it and weep HERE . Sure, one of the perks of making a Best Of-list is that someone else can disagree with it. But this Pitchfork-list is so, as CU tweeted, uninspired it's getting me nauseous. There are non-Christmassongs in the list. Songs that are overplayed. Two versions of the same song. And Low's Little Drummer Boy instead of Just Like Christmas? Really? REALLY? Let's get a few things straight. When making a Best Christmas Songs-list, you need to set ground rules. Do hymns (O Come, O Come Emmanuel), traditional Christmassongs (O Tannenbaum) and pop songs compete with each other? Do you choose original versions or best versions? And, maybe the most important thing, what does your (play)list achieve; to heighten spirits, to have plain fun? Pitchfork's list just f's around, there's no real idea behind it. So, whatabout us, CAGG-team and you, readers, make an alternative Best Of-list? Songs that are criminally overlooked by Pitchfork. Pop songs, rock ...
I think this song is going to be on top of my playlist in December. It's jinglicious! 
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This Christmas songs idea is a really inspired one especially as it is not going to include the very sad likes of Wham etc.
Love the song but my favourite is the Gitte one mainly because she was one of the most gorgeous singers of the 60s and i have a soft spot for her.
I relish any further Christmas posts.
Thanks.
YEYEOHYEAH
the links go to a page + i don't know where to click
love darryl