Hawaiian Christmas Albums

List of all Christmas Indie music albums; Christmas Indie songs for the holidays. Every Christmas Indie song you need is on one of these albums. Indie rock Christmas spirit is alive and well here. List is alphabetical but you can sort by any column.

List of all Christmas Compilation music albums; Christmas Compilation songs for the holidays. Every Christmas Compilation song you need is on one of these albums. List is alphabetical but you can sort by any column.

List of all Christmas Comedy music albums; Christmas Comedy songs for the holidays. Every Christmas Comedy song you need is on one of these albums. List is alphabetical but you can sort by any column.

List of all Christmas Celtic music albums; Christmas Celtic songs for the holidays. Every Christmas Celtic song you need is on one of these albums. List is alphabetical but you can sort by any column.

List of all Christmas Rap music albums; Christmas Rap songs for the holidays. Every Christmas Rap song you need is on one of these albums. List is alphabetical but you can sort by any column.

List of all Christmas Choral music albums; Christmas Choral songs for the holidays. Every Christmas Choral song you need is on one of these albums. List is alphabetical but you can sort by any column.

List of all Christmas Jazz music albums; Christmas Jazz songs for the holidays. Every Christmas Jazz song you need is on one of these albums. List is alphabetical but you can sort by any column.

List of all Christmas Metal music albums; Christmas Metal songs for the holidays. Every Christmas Metal song you need is on one of these albums. Includes a link to purchase each Metal Christmas CD or MP3 download. Heavy Metal Christmas music is the perfect remedy to playlist for either a Sleigh Ride or a Slay Ride. Have yourself a Heavy Metal Christmas! List is alphabetical but you can sort by any column.

List of all Christmas Frank Sinatra music albums; Christmas Frank Sinatra songs for the holidays. Every Christmas Frank Sinatra song you need is on one of these albums. List is alphabetical but you can sort by any column.

List of all Christmas Classical music albums; Christmas Classical songs for the holidays. Every Christmas Classical song you need is on one of these albums. List is alphabetical but you can sort by any column.

List of all Christmas Swing music albums; Christmas Swing songs for the holidays. Every Christmas Swing song you need is on one of these albums. List is alphabetical but you can sort by any column.

my top 20 indie rock albums of all time. the best of the 80's 90's and today includeing Radiohead, Elliott Smith and The White Stripes. alternative music made without the influence of major record lables. In my opinion these are the purest, strongest, soul filled indie albums. no fillers, no waterd down taste, no corporate hang-over. every one of these albums changed my life and i promise if you give them a open minded listen they will cuddle up inside your soul and grow like golden magic tumors or diamond crusted insect eggs with a carmael core. they will give you super powers.

Sure, we've all worn out our Ozzy and Iron Maiden albums - but if we dig a little deeper there are some real gems out there, just waiting to be discovered.

The rock album theme of the "00s"? Consistency. There were unquestionably less amazing records this decade than any other decade in rock. I probably listened to 3000 or so discs that came out in the "oughts" and gave just 3 "perfect" scores. But that doesn't mean everything sucked. Good, even great, albums came out in droves. By the same artists. Year after year. Maybe it's just the way I listen to music (I'm pretty loyal to artists I like) but it was fascinating going through this exercise and seeing the consistency - for example, finding that all of the last 3 Mars Volta records were clustered together, along with the last 3 or 4 MMJ albums, TV On The Radio, Doves, Kings of Leon etc. It's pretty much the case down the line, from the few credible superstar bands like Green Day, U2, Radiohead, to the old warhorses like Dylan and Springsteen on down to the many excellent bands that never get airplay in these fractured times. And those bands are really the heart of the great rock of the decade - the mid-level Bonnaroo/Coachella/Lollapalooza draws. Highly credible bands that play theatres and put out a bunch of records that aren't quite "10s". Soon, when I have more time to actually play with my own website, I'll be ranking my whole record collection. With far fewer "10s" in this decade, will I find that the overall number of great records (9+ ratings) are also lower this decade than in the 70's, 90s, 60's and even 80's? I can't wait to find out. I'm pretty damn sure the 70's and the 90's will blow this decade away, but not sure if the breadth of great albums was quite as consistent in the 80's or the 60's (I don't count jazz on this list - hard to compare apples to apples - so the 60's are hampered in my book by getting a pretty late start). It's also fun to revisit records that - great as they may be - just don't seem a part of this last decade at all. Fatboy Slim? The last studio record from Rage Against The Machine? It also underscores how 2000-2001 frankly just had some more interesting stuff going on. Strange that 2001 feels like sooo long ago. A very fun exercise, this. Wish I had time to write little blurbs about each record, but at the time of posting I just have too much going on. Blurbs/reviews will be trickling in. The rankings took a lot of time, even with the ultimate listmaking tool at my disposal. To clarify for you readers who have gotten this far- I listened to (and am pretty likely to own) the entire decade's output by all but about 2% of the bands on this list, so (if you care) you can safely assume that, for example, having Motorhead's "Inferno" on this list does not mean I'm just I am just some dude who scored the odd Motorheaad album, but rather that Inferno was a surprisingly high-quality album by a band that hadn't put out anything consistently memorable in a long time. And so on. I was originally planning a 200 or 250 item list, but some quality records would have gotten cut. So it's 300 - but in fairness, quality does start to drop around #275 or so. Criteria: Live albums and compilations of all sorts excluded. Had I included live albums, certainly Wilco, Warren Haynes, and many "official bootlegs" would have made the list. Other thoughts - Pearl Jam barely on the list, tho an absolute fave live band. Ditto for Phil and Friends, and Gov't Mule as well. Live versions are just better for these guys. When you make a list, you gotta have some rules (tho, when I do my 70's albums list, I don't see how I'll be able to exclude live albums - we humans are maddeningly inconsistent creatures). And when I find myself deep in the weeds of trying to slice whether, say, the Starsailor debut beats Gillian Welch's "Time", I ask "if i had to live without ever hearing one of these which would it be?" Not entirely fair, as one can burn out on a once-loved album so of course I try to take that into consideration as well. Such is how it goes, when Ranking

Hot techno girls in bikinis are a staple of Ultra Music albums. These are the techno hotties and raver girls that graced the covers of the Ultra Dance series, ranked by their hotness. You can click on the image of these hot babes in their shiny bikinis to expand the size of the pic. Back when record stores were around, the Ultra Mix/Ultra Techno hot girls were a way to catch someone's eye as they were perusing the aisles, now they're just a pleasure to have around. Here are the hottest girls from any Ultra Dance Music compilation ever.