I hate all x-mas songs.

"Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer" seems to be a pretty unanimous song where the writer should either never reveal him/herself or they'll die... ^^

I love the Grinch song! "You're a mean one Mr. Grinch" it is funny and you don't hear it that much anymore. But I love it anyway!

My least favorite holiday song is Sleigh Ride, which I had to perform once in grade school. I hated it then, and I absolutely abhor it now.

Ironically, my favorite is one that I was supposed to perform that same year of grade school. Unfortunately, parents complained about the song so we ended up changing to Sleigh Ride (probably the main reason I hate that song so much). That song is The Twelve Days After Christmas. I never fail to sing along and laugh hysterically when that song is played. LOVE IT.

Sick of: rudolph the red nosed raindeer
Jinglebell rock
Like: Emanuel (O come, O come Ema-a-a-n-you-ell)
Carol of the bells

I like carol of the bells, and Christams Sarajevo (totally spelled that wrong I know). But other then that I really don't like x-mas music. I don't despise it, but after a week I just get so sick of it! I have a list of places with power and wi-fi that don't play actual christmas music. They end up being the only places I go in december. =3

JIGGITY JING DOMINIC THE DONKEY!!!
JIGGITY JING THE ITALIAN CHRISTMAS DONKEY!!!

ROFL I've been singing Dominic the Donkey song all christmas!

I can't stop thinking about silent night, Rudolph the red nosed reindeer, and O come all ye faithful (Adeste Faides - especially the one in Latin (I hope I spelled it correctly XP))

wow, what a weird combination O-O

I like gramma got run over by a reindeer.

My take on holiday music:

Most of it is just awful. I'm talking, like... 99 percent of it. I have always hated it for as long as I can remember. As for playing on the radio for like 2 months.. whatever. Most radio sucks nowadays, so it doesn't effect me, since I don't listen to it. And when I go shopping, the music in most stores tends to be more commercial and less religious, which I like. But there are a few songs that I enjoy, such as Santa Baby (Eartha Kitt), and any orchestra's take on The Carol Of The Bells. Also, Favourite Things (Julie Andrews). Then there ar the generic songs like Blue Christmas, White Christmas, Let It Snow, Marshmallow World, Baby it's cold outside, etc. which I like by any artist such as Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Elvis, and even Mariah Cary and Jessica Simpson. (Though I am typically old school, I prefer Jessica Simpson to any other singer for holiday music).

For me, I loathe most Christmas music because I work retail. We started playing it on November 1st, and there's only so many times you can hear different versions of "Rudolph" or "Winter Wonderland" or "Silver Bells" or whatever in one eight-hour shift without wanting to commit mass genocide with plastic hangers. Especially since they all looped pretty much every five or six hours so I had to hear them all over again.

I do like many Christmas instrumentals, though. Especially rock-like mixes, like the ones by the Trans Siberian Orchestra. For some reason, take out the lyrics and most Christmas songs become bearable!

One of my faivoiter songs for around this time of year is Mary Did you know.

I really like Christmas music, but I hate hearing it where ever I go. Driving in the car, Christmas music! Going to the mall, Christmas music, Getting out of my car in town, Christmas Music blaring over the town's speakers on the telephone poles! And the music and decorations started before Halloween. I think everyone is going overboard. Christmas is my favorite holiday, but I don't think it needs to "start" until December... Not in October...

My favorite would probably be 'Away in a Manger', 'What Child is this', 'Santa Baby', and 'Christmas Shoes'

I hate the song 'Mele Kalikimaka', or at least the version they play on the radio continuously. The music is just about as annoying as the person who sings it, although the lyrics don't mind me. It is a pretty song. And I hate "Toyland"

I am so with you about Christmas starting too early. It totally burns you out by the time the holiday actually is here. Plus, why would you want to see and hear things about a holiday that is NOT the one you are currently celebrating. To me, decorating with witches and pumpkins at Easter time makes as much sense to me as Christmas stuff in stores at Halloween time. I like my holidays separate, thank you. :)

As for Christmas songs, I like O come all Ye Faithful, Away in a Manger, Silent Night.

I got sick of all christmas music, way before christmas. They start playing it way too early.