Techno Christmas Albums

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

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Xmas Demos

Fluke

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Electronica

2000

Virgin Records
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The Christmas Chillout Album (disc 1)

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Compilation album

2003-10-27

O Come Emanuel,Ave Maria,The Snowgoose,Only You,Deck the Hall,Midnight Serenade,God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen,The Holly and the Ivy,Christmas Wish,Away in a Manger,Unto Us a Boy Is Born,Gloria,It Came Upon a Midnight Clear,Christmas Awake,Angels From the Realms of Glory,The First Noel,Falling Snowflakes,Silent Night
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Christmas Remixed: Holiday Classics Re-Grooved

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It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year (A Shrift Remix),Happy Holidays (Beef Wellington Remix),Jingle Bells (Dan The Automator Remix),Joy To The World (Mocean Worker Remix),Merry Christmas Baby (MNO Remix),The Nutcracker Suite (Baz Kuts Breaks Mix),Baby, It's Cold Outside (feat. Velma Middleton) (Mulato Beat remix),Jingle Bells (Robbie H
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Merry Mixmas: Christmas Classics Remixed

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Christmas Chillout

Crystal Theory

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Sleigh Ride,What Child Is This,White Christmas,Let It Snow Let It Snow Let It Snow,Joy to the World,Silent Night,The First Noel,Do You Hear What I Hear,O Little Town of Bethlehem,Little Drummer Boy,Good King Wenceslas,God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen,Away in Manger,O Holy Night
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Acid X-Mas

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Compilation album

1997-10-01

Carol of the Bells (A Demonic Christmas),Frostie's X-Mas Dub,Greensleeves,Nutcracker Suite (Dance of the Funky DJ's),Jingle Bells,Little Drumma's Dub (feat. Sunny)
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electriXmas 2002

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Letters,Achtung X-Mas,Winterday,Stranger,Soul of a New Machine (Cropped Club edit),I Will Set You Free
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The Magic of Christmas

Joy Electric

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Electropop,Synthpop

2003-10-21

Angels We Have Heard on High,Deck the Halls,Have Yourself a Merry Christmas,Winter Wonderland,Holly Jolly Christmas,Lollipop Parade (On Christmas Morn'),Frosty the Snowman,Let It Snow,What Child Is This?,Here We Come a Wassailing

Ronnie Martin

1333.973
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Rave the X-Mass

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Compilation album

1993

4598.44
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Cyber Trance Presents X'Mas Trance 2

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For Your
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Gabberbox Presents Hardcore X-Mas Party, Volume 3

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Compilation album
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Trance X-Mas

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