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How do I create a Custom Backing Track?.Photo by Kevin Dooley, licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 2. See what I mean about finding it hard to believe itвЂ™s a genuinely sad song?Д®njoy the worldвЂ™s most-but-actually-least depressing Christmas song and come back tomorrow to see which decade weвЂ™ll be travelling to next! Lonely This Christmas was Christmas number one for 1974 and is often noted for a particularly memorable performance on Top of the Pops вЂ“ which, for those of you too young to remember, was the chart show of the time where bands used to perform (read: mime) their songs to a live audience вЂ“ where the band, clearly having the time of their lives, sang the song earnestly to a ventriloquistвЂ™s dummy before getting buckets of fake snow dumped all over them by the crew. His face reminds me of what I used to look like on a particularly boring teleconference I used to have to do regularly as part of an old job in London, where I used to have to tactfully explain on a weekly basis why one thing or another was actually a terrible idea without banging my head against the desk (and being grateful that my company didnвЂ™t yet have Skype so no one could see my face). The lyrics are obviously pretty glum but Leslie Gray doesnвЂ™t quite look like he means itвЂ¦ I suspect that shot may have required a few takes. The spoken word section in the video is brilliant. Jaunty Christmas coloured socks also abound вЂ“ something that could easily be adapted for the office this year. How long can one earring be?! ItвЂ™s as if heвЂ™s making up for there only being one of them by making it twice as big. ItвЂ™s also good to know that the trend that popped up a couple of years ago for wearing only one earring had a solid grounding in glam rock вЂ“ and this is a spectacular example. Or maybe IвЂ™m just a horrible person either way my dog seems to find it amusing so IвЂ™m okay with it.Д®qually when you watch the video, the fashion speaks for itself: it is impossible to imagine a man with red glitter lapels being sad about anything. вЂ¦itвЂ™s hard not to sing along in a comedy voice somehow. It could be the utter lack of sincerity, or perhaps the slightly over-theatrical style of the vocals which indicates a lack of genuine heartbreak but when he reaches this point in the song: Glam rock on the other hand, via Mud, manages to take some fairly depressing lyrics and somehow, by wit of the way theyвЂ™re sung, make them not depressing at all. Now, I love country music but I feel itвЂ™s safe to say that this would not be good introduction to the genre, which has much more (and much happier things) to offer. The prize for the most miserable Christmas song probably goes to John DenverвЂ™s Please Daddy DonвЂ™t Get Drunk This Christmas the line about his momma crying as his daddy falls down drunk under their Christmas tree sounds too realistic to be anything other than desperately sad. One of the things this advent calendar has made me realise is exactly how many Christmas songs are actually really depressing. Sung in MudвЂ™s trademark Elvis pastiche, I suspect itвЂ™s actually a humorous tribute to ElvisвЂ™ Blue Christmas, which has some pretty despondent lyrics. You might be forgiven for thinking that this song is the most depressing Christmas song of all time, but I think itвЂ™s actually incredibly tongue in cheek.

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