My brother was a tremendous influence on me as a human and an artist, one of those influnces was the way my musical tastes lean, my sister as well now that I think about it. In 1994 my brother and I where living togther in Edmonton Alberta  around that time I started celebrating A Black Sabbath Christmas. I turn up some of my favorite Sabbath classics and it just made me feel the comfort of christmas, unconciously I had tapped into memoriers from childhood when my brother and sister where listening to their Sabbath and Zepplin Albums and they where in their pre teens and I was still a chilld and it was christmas round the house. My brother and I would stay up all night playing video games and listening to some music. When I think of Christmas that is what I think of.Now that I am away from my family and have a daughter of my own that is how I remember Christmas. Wanting to be as cool as my older brother and sister and these guys who could rock out theses songs.

Here is a Christmas Celebration  from my hero's

Twisted Sister's rendition of "Oh Come All ye Faithful" I remeber the year they reeasead Stay Hungry my Mother went from shop to shop. Looking for the Album with the guy chewing on a Bone she also bought me the shirt that year. This year she bought me this fancy dancy Labtop computer I am working on.

Then we have some live Sabbath from the 70's I picked out the Hand of Doom for you I always liked the ominous air that's created from the heavy deep bass that starts the song off.

Here is an Iron Maiden christmas carol I found this afternoon , which on a whole may not be a success on a musical level, I truly appreciate the merriement behind it though.

Then Eddie Van Halen wishes you a merry Christmas and plays an awesome Solo. It's ten minutes so listen to it while your boiling the mashed potatoes. 

Have another sip of egg nog as Ozzy Osbourne sings Winter Wonderland with Jessica Simpson.

NOW IT'S TIME TO TURN IT UP TO A HUNDRED AND TEN FOR A SPECIAL CHRISTMAS TREAT FROM AC/DC

And in closin the beautiful christmas Tradgedy FairyTail in New York by the Pouges

 Merry Christmas