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On Sat, 10 Nov 2018 06:44:24 -0800, The Mad Doctor <tmd@ozone.net>
wrote:
>Quite possibly the same $$$$ attraction that does the same for every "artist" from Pop to Big Band to Folk to Rock &
>Roll.
True. But I do find it puzzling how come anything labeled "Christmas"
appears to automatically sell in the USA.
Doesn't seem to be anywhere near as Pavlovian a customer reaction
elsewhere in the world, where these "Christmas albums" tend to be seen
as unbearably icky, cheesy, and phony.
Cultural differences I guess.
>That being said... there actually are some albums that are quite good
The very definition of "dammned with faint praise"... ;-)
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