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Demented Xmas compilation mixes from Suburban Sprawl

Cory Doctorow at 10:19 am Mon, Dec 3, 2007

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Suburban Sprawl's Christmas compilation albums feature demented, kick-ass remixes of holiday favorite that range from the sweet (Zach Curd's hauntingly harmonic "Deck the Halls") to the bonkers (Scott and Brad Allen's Tom-Waits-ish take on "Christmas Don't Be Late"). All free, DRM-free, and of dubious legality. Link

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  • jamie

    Eeep – someone create a torrent of those zip files before their server melts!

  • jmn99

    “Compilation” is misspelled in the header.

  • dculberson

    the Crash Test Dummies also did an awesome Christmas album with discordant music, Brad Roberts doing a creepy, slow, bass version of the lyrics, etc. It’s my favorite Christmas album. I normally hate holiday music, though, so take that for what it’s worth.

  • IanWalker

    Not at all of dubious legality. All the bands involved signed off on it. Its a non-exclusive distribution deal.

    Zach Curd (who you mention) is one of the guys who runs the label. He’s also a friend of mine.

    No legal worries here – and they’ve been doing it for 6 years now – all of them are available at http://www.suburbansprawlmusic.com/xmas/

    Full disclosure: I recorded two of the songs on the album (the Young Bison song and the one Zach and Annie Moss duet on).

  • Church

    Related: DJ BC’ et al’s “Santastic III”:

    http://www.djbc.net/santastic3/

  • CitrusFreak12

    Thanks for this, I’ve gone and downloaded 2002-2007.