Hey there if you're listening to this and you support us on Patreon, you can hear it via the Patreon page and free. Oh, Shh Shh Shh Shhrhrhrhrhrkhrkhrhrhr You're listening to sound opinions and this week we're thrilled to have our

crate-digger Chris Kringle aka Andy Serzan with us for our holiday spectacular. Welcome Andy.

Hey, how's everybody doing? Happy holidays.

We're once again together in the dining room at my house.

The people who aren't familiar, you are a talent buyer for Jam Productions, one of the few

remaining independent concert promoters in the United States, and in your spare time you love to dig deep for Christmas discoveries.

And this year we're going to start with a little more conventional. We did rock and pop Christmas, what was it, 2013?

Yep. And this year you thought, let's play stuff that isn't necessarily buried 25 feet underground.

Yeah, I mean, we kind of rolled through the rock classics by the band, Cheap Trick Kinks.

We covered the template of what I thought were the, you know, Kinks. We covered the template of what I thought

were the greatest rock Christmas songs ever.

And now this year I wanted to play a couple

that are flying under radar that people

might not have heard just to kind of give them a new take on

how deep that well is it's not all you know mainstream pop artists trying to sell

a million records because they forgot what how to write songs and stuff.

So some of the tracks we're going to play in a little bit, I think are really neat additions

that have come out over the last couple of years.

Why don't we roll into this in a second, the rock and pop Christmas but what is the

first track we're gonna hear? Okay this is a really rare one it came out on a

limited edition 500 copy 45 it's called Christmas on earth and it's by a group called Marching

Church and their vocalist is the lead singer of the band Ice Age who I really

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