Christmans Lights, Good show!
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he has a few more versions apparently 
- Still impressive though). 
ApexClipper said:
That "Timeline Of History" pic is really starting to grate 
Oh and another thing, is Snopes now THE defining authority on everything?!
Y'know even though I quoted it and gested with the timelime I agree with both your statements! Snopes seems to be always right, but some of the items on there are quite questionable.
anhamgrimmar said:
very good, anyone know what the music is?
dont know which one, but its played by the trans-siberian orchestra.
i think its part of the nutcracker suite, but i could be very very wrong
bloody good gear hactually, just listened to a couple of tracks from the album, produced by Aerosmith no less
apache said:
very good, anyone know what the music is?
dont know which one, but its played by the trans-siberian orchestra.
i think its part of the nutcracker suite, but i could be very very wrong
bloody good gear hactually, just listened to a couple of tracks from the album, produced by Aerosmith no less
Really? Cool, didn't know that. My top christmas tunes.
alextgreen said:
very good, anyone know what the music is?
dont know which one, but its played by the trans-siberian orchestra.
i think its part of the nutcracker suite, but i could be very very wrong
bloody good gear hactually, just listened to a couple of tracks from the album, produced by Aerosmith no less
Really? Cool, didn't know that. My top christmas tunes.
"Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
If you're looking for something out of the ordinary for the season, The Lost Christmas Eve is for you. This final entry in the Trans-Siberian Orchestra's rock opera trilogy is perhaps their most ambitious and complex in the series. Like its predecessors, The Lost Christmas Eve tells the story of heaven's youngest angel called back to earth to continue Jesus' unfinished work. This time he lands in New York City to help redeem not only Christmas, but the soul of humankind itself with a story line that rivals anything Frank Capra ever dreamt up for the big screen. Conceived and composed by Aerosmith and Savatage producer Paul O'Neill, most of the song were penned O'Neill, Robert Kinkle, and Savatage founder and keyboardist Jon Oliva, and features the rest of the seminal Florida metal band on the record. While not as bombastic as Savatage's fourteen rock epics which touch on topics as diverse as the Russian Revolution, the 15th century explorer Ferdinand Magellan's descendants, and Beethoven's last night, the record still has a grandiose, almost over-arching baroque feel, with its prog-rock organ swells and electronic alchemy. The best moments are during the soaring instrumentals, on tracks like the "Wisdom of Snow," "Wish Litz," "Christmas Bells, Carousels & Time," and the majestic rendering of "O Come All Ye Faithful." --Jaan Uhelszki
Album Description
Trans-Siberian Orchestra (TSO) is back with third and final volume of their Christmas trilogy, The Lost Christmas. The long awaited follow up to the double platinum "The Christmas Attic," features their trademark symphonic rock," which fuses elements of hard rock, Broadway, R&B, and classical music into a unique and distinctive blend of original compositions, symphony excerpts and holiday standards".
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