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| Topic | Rank the Tracks Week 94: Lindsey Stirling - Warmer in the Winter (+Cyndi Lauper) |
| SeabassDebeste 12/24/22 10:31:18 AM #41: | 13. You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch Arguably the best rendition of a bad song. 12. Silent Night What a dull rendition. This is one song that never needs to be showed down even further. 11. Angels We Have Heard On High A little too meandering for me. 10. Carol Of The Bells A Christmas song that's already great and didn't need this rendition, but it's competent enough. 9. Let It Snow I love big band instrumentation, so while the could of Frosty the Snowman didn't land, this was on its way to the top... but the "New York New York" ending legitimately almost ruined the whole song for me. 8. All I Want For Christmas A weird rendition that kind of reminds you actively that the original is better. 7. Time To Fall In Love Inoffensive but kind of a disappointment. 6. Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairy Really fun, though with a lot more non-strings instruction than I expected (which will obviously continue through the album). 5. Warmer In The Winter Also a pleasant, cute little pop song. 4. Christmas C'mon Didn't expect a regular pop song but it worked pretty well. 3. Jingle Bell Rock Awesome rendition of a mid-high tier but overplayed song. 2. What Child Is This Love the mournfulness of this song and the medley choices. 1. I Saw Three Ships Wish every song on the album were like this awesome interpretation. Love the jig quality they gave this. --- yet all azuarc of all sorts are more or less capricious and unreliable - they live in the varying outer weather, and they inhale its fickleness ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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