More Holiday Music Fun
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athelindOne of my co-workers brought in a CD of the H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society's A Very Scary Solstice.
I found that it works best if you play it just low enough that listeners can identify the jolly holiday tunes, but can't quite hear the lyrics.
Of course, since I mentioned these songs, I have to link to the music videos for two of them:
I found that it works best if you play it just low enough that listeners can identify the jolly holiday tunes, but can't quite hear the lyrics.
Of course, since I mentioned these songs, I have to link to the music videos for two of them:
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Date: 2010-12-11 11:18 am (UTC)And while I don't know if the HPLHS has anything specifically Hannukah-themed, I can also recommend seeking out their "Shoggoth on the Roof".
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Date: 2010-12-15 05:40 am (UTC)Bethesda's done more than just The Elder Scrolls... they managed to create a really neat Innsmouth if you can get beyond a few movement and speed related game glitches.
Every time I see that Fishmen video, I get an itching to load that game up again.