Twelve Pains of Christmas - Dr. Demento, Amero, Dennis
It's So Chic to Be Pregnant at Christmas - Dr. Demento, White, Nancy
Gridlock Christmas - Dr. Demento, Curtin, Brian
It's Christmas and I Wonder Where I Am - Dr. Demento, Griswold, Tom
Santa Claus Is Watching You - Dr. Demento, Stevens, Ray [1]
Santa's Lament [#] - Dr. Demento, Novello, Don
Rusty Chevrolet - Dr. Demento, DeCaire, Jim
Christmas Is Coming Twice This Year - Dr. Demento, Curtin, Brian
Christmas Wrapping - Dr. Demento, Butler, Chris [1]
Santa Claus Is Coming to Town [Live] - Dr. Demento, Coots, J. Fred
A Terrorist Christmas [#] - Dr. Demento, James, R.J.
Stop the Cavalry - Dr. Demento, Lewie, Jona
The Pretty Littles Dolly [Live] - Dr. Demento, Rusk, Jim
Hanukkah Rocks - Dr. Demento, Bronson, Harold
Hanukkah Homeboy - Dr. Demento, Weinberg, Steve
Happy New Year - Dr. Demento, Brandt, Eddie
New Year's Resolutions [#] - Dr. Demento, Kleinman, Gary
Dr. Demento is an archivist elf of the first order. Testament to his timeworn ways is this collection of fractured holidays tunes and his earlier The Greatest Christmas Novelty CD of All Time. The good Doc showcases 17 tun... more »es here, although the collection could do without nearly a quarter of those, including Joseph Spence's oddity "Santa Claus is Coming to Town" and the Waitresses' "Christmas Wrapping." The latter is a pop-rap tune that sounds pretty tame in the cracked company of the inimitable Bob Rivers ("The Twelve Pains of Christmas"), Spike Jones (sending up New Year's resolutions), and Father Guido Sarducci ("Santa's Lament"). Then there's James & Kling's perverse "A Terrorist Christmas," as well as a couple of loopy Hanukkah tunes, one a rap number by Doc Mo She and the other from Gefilte Joe & the Fish. --Martin Keller« less
Dr. Demento is an archivist elf of the first order. Testament to his timeworn ways is this collection of fractured holidays tunes and his earlier The Greatest Christmas Novelty CD of All Time. The good Doc showcases 17 tunes here, although the collection could do without nearly a quarter of those, including Joseph Spence's oddity "Santa Claus is Coming to Town" and the Waitresses' "Christmas Wrapping." The latter is a pop-rap tune that sounds pretty tame in the cracked company of the inimitable Bob Rivers ("The Twelve Pains of Christmas"), Spike Jones (sending up New Year's resolutions), and Father Guido Sarducci ("Santa's Lament"). Then there's James & Kling's perverse "A Terrorist Christmas," as well as a couple of loopy Hanukkah tunes, one a rap number by Doc Mo She and the other from Gefilte Joe & the Fish. --Martin Keller
"The definitive Christmas CD is here. Wandering in dementia you will come upon some of the most hilarious holiday songs ever written. While Dr. Demento Presents: Greatest Xmas Novelty CD serves up a dinner table of fabulous "oldies" of this genre (and is also a "must have") Holiday in Dementia brings us a whole new collection of weirdness. Everyone's favorite man of the cloth Father Guido Sarducci moans "Santa's Lament", a tale of ungrateful children and robotic "yes" elves what will make you howl. "The Twelve Pains of Christmas" is a that same old tune with a whole new set of lyrics that take us through a sleigh ride of deterioration as folks battle the season and each other (my favorite line in the song sung by a woman who begins by caroling the joys of cooking a holiday dinner for her inlaws and finally screams out "She's a witch! I hate her!"). . "Rusty Chevrolet" is a sleigh of a different color which speeds through town, trying to pick up booze and layaways while losing parts in its wake. Divorced with spoiled kids? "Christmas Is Coming Twice This Year" is the tune for you. There are so many more. And you can end the year with "It's Christmas and I Wonder Where I Am" as you stagger from party to party, sleep it off and awake to "New Year's Resolutions." Yep, this one covers it all. You will be laughing into the next year."
Excellent Collection of Offbeat christmas songs
Suzann Williams | Texas | 12/25/1999
(5 out of 5 stars)
"The is a very funny collection of some of the best humorous Christmas songs around. If your tired of all the tradional Christmas songs and you want to laugh and have a good time then you should buy this cd!"
Funny, but not for smaller kids
J. Martin | Toledo, OH | 11/30/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)
"The songs are fun, especially if you are really tired of the traditional Xmas songs. Many of the pieces are not for elementary-age kids."
Merry Christmas, but I think I'll miss this one this year.
Johnny Heering | Bethel, CT United States | 12/15/2005
(4 out of 5 stars)
"This is the second Christmas CD compiled by Dr. Demento. Most of the best known Christmas novelty songs are on his first Christmas CD, so this one isn't quite as good as that one. But there are a lot of funny lesser know songs here. In addition to Christmas, there are two songs each about Hanukkah and New Year's. Fans of mad music and crazy comedy should enjoy this CD."