Tracklist

1	–The Law	What Did Santa Claus Bring You For Christmas
2	–Silkworm	Merry Christmas
3	–Atom And His Package	What We Do On Christmas
4	–Lustre King	Back Door Santa
5	–C-Clamp	2000 Mile
6	–The Goblins	Ha-Ha Hannukah
7	–Sarge	Last Christmas
8	–Sean Na Na	Please, Daddy (Don't Get Drunk This Christmas)
9	–Margo*	Tonight Is My New Year
10	–Crucial Youth	X-Mastime For The Skins
11	–Crucial Youth	Santa Claus Is Coming (And You're On His List)
12	–Sixto	Something's In The Chimney
13	–Universal Life And Accident	Another Lonely Christmas
14	–Paul Newman	December 91 Or So
15	–We Ragazzi	In December
16	–The City On Film	Fairytale Of New York
17	–Burning Star-Core	Where Every Night is New Year's Eve
18	–Winechuggers	(I Was) Drunk (On Christmas)
19	–Sweep The Leg Johnny	Feed The World
20	–Lullaby For The Working Class	The Utilitarian Christmas Jingle

Notes

Here are some notes on the record: The Law song will be making it's Cd debut after 10+ years of being available only as a Cart at WPRB. Lustre King's song is a cover of a timeless soul classic. C-Clamp's song is a cover of a lovely Pretenders song. The Goblins song is the theme to their holiday variety show "Ha-Ha Hannukah." Sarge's song is a Wham! cover. Sean Na Na is Sean Tillman, formerly of Calvin Krime. His song is a cover as well. John Denver, I think. Margo vs. Eiffel Tower contains former members of Edsel. Both of Crucial Youth's songs were only available on their 1988 Christmas 45 until this Cd came together. "X-Mastime For The Skins" is done to the tune of "Crucified For Your Sins" by Iron Cross. The idea should actually be credited to Pete from Dag Nasty, since he first suggested it. "Santa Claus is coming..." is an original, inspired by "Sergeant D is coming" by S.O.D. The Sixto song is their first release. Sixto contains current and former members of Seam, Dis- and Travis. Universal Life & Accident's song was first done by Prince. The City on Film is Bob from Braid [w/Elizabeth of Sarge] covering that familiar Pogues song. Sweep the Leg Johnny cover the Band Aid song, with guest vocals from Mike of Lustre King and Carl Saff [Neutrino]. Everything else is original, more or less. I think you'll like it. All the songs are exclusive to this release. Enjoyable all year round.