December 14, 2020 • 11 mins
What are some of our favorite holiday songs EVER?? Plus, what song does Skeery Jones despise??
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Speaker 1 (00:03):
What would you talk about on your on your podcast
morning show. Hey, everybody, welcome show. Hey. You know I
was reading something today. I don't know if you saw it, Gandhi,
(00:25):
but it said people that watch Mr Rogers Neighborhood actually
retain information better than people that watch Sesame Streets. Really, really,
what was the reasoning? Do we know? I I just
read the headline, but I mean, guy, is that like
all the screaming because you know, Mr Rogers is very
(00:47):
emphatic with what he did, and he made a point about,
you know, speaking clearly to the audience. And I feel
and I mean it's been a while since I've seen
Sesame Street, but I feel like they were all like,
hey listen, I'm a sesame kid, and I remember all
those jingles, like that was a jingle, counting was a jingle? Yes,
(01:09):
okay for those words history mcpheely feeling sorry. Maybe certain
people learn differently. So maybe maybe says to me, street
might be great for some people and Mr Rogers better
for others. I don't know. I know for me, what
(01:31):
is like different kinds of learners people? Some people have
to see it, some people have to hear it. I know,
for me, if I do it, I'm much more likely
to remember what it is. Yes, But yeah, if somebody's
like if Danielle, if you tell me something right now,
I'll forget what I'm like, could you write that down
or tech? That's me because anybody else when you meet
(01:52):
somebody new and they tell you their name, like eight
seconds later, you can't remember their name forget instantly. I
know my own name. It's ridiculous. It's horrible. I'm like,
we have people come into the studio all the time
and I do the terrible which I've learned not to
any more. Nice to meet you, and then they correct
you and tell you that they've met you a hundred
times before. I've just changed it to yep, nice to
(02:12):
see you, regardless, it's nice to see you. Know. It's
it's exhausting sometimes because, especially with the number of people
that we used to encounter pre pandemic, I would have
no idea and I'm I can't I'll remember a face,
but I will not remember that person's name. Yeah. I
always feel bad because like an entourage will come in
with an artist and then there'll be an a E
(02:34):
or somebody from downstairs and you go around high Hi, Hi,
nice to meet you in the Hi. I work downstairs.
I've worked at iHeart with you, I know, because there's
any new people that I don't you know, And it's
total embowishment because then the then the artist or whoever
is like, don't you know your own co workers? Like
you know? Sorry? So awkward? Um, anyway, what were we
(02:58):
going to talk about? Our favorite Christmas songs? Wants to
start look at him? Well let's start with you then, Scotty,
because we've been giving you the shaft all week, so
let's uh, well, there's one and scary. Maybe you could
pull it up on YouTube for me because I can't
play it from here and it's not in the system
because it's super dirty. I don't know if you can
do it or not, but phone, what's it called. It's
(03:23):
called Happy Holidays, you bastard. It's a hidden track on
Blink one two's album from like fifteen years ago. You
don't know what's there until you keep playing and the
last song ends, and then it comes on like thirty
seconds later. No one knows it's there, and it's so filthy,
it's quick. It's like, I don't know, YouTube, go YouTube, Scott,
this on your your original iPod. It is on my iPod, yes,
(03:49):
every yeah, I still have that. But it's it's what
how does it go? Sing it for us? Um? It's
Christmas Eve and I'm not getting any fucking president Christmas
Eve and I'm not got any fucking christ moves. Yea,
oh were you in the air? Yeah, no, you weren't
hot an guy? No, I didn't say that on the air. Okay,
(04:10):
there we go. Let's see if this works. Maybe an
ad hold on all there's an AD quick, Sorry it's
ten seconds. We're not giving them. I love how there's
like a nice sweet apple pie ad right before Christmas.
Spirit holiday. It's Christmas Eve about to persons Christmas. Prest
(04:34):
And said, I K talk to you, talk to you,
talk to talk to you on that, just because being
the spirit grandma to say seven funking hot dogs lap
were day, doesn't it sound just like Scotty be a
(04:57):
little bit? That's my boy? Said? Off? Did he say
ejaculate into a sock to a sock? Yeah? Why did
he hold on? I got questions? Why does he want
the dad to come off of the mom and jerky?
(05:17):
I think it would you really need to ask that question.
I was just thinking it's sorry, Oh my god, Well
we can't play that on the big show. But wait
a minute, Scotty, when we said, what were you going
to ask us to blame Christmas? That one they have? Okay,
(05:37):
because you said I will be home for Christmas. We
have that in our system. We can play that. Maybe
we'll play it Monday. I can't imagine why we don't
have the other one Monday, Scotty here, Yeah, well yeah,
that's why we'll play it Monday because no one's here.
But play your song eventually. Um, all right, Garrett. You
weren't with us, no, were you when we were talking
(05:58):
about Christmas music? Yeah, we're talking about Christmas m yeah
today or less today? Yeah? No, I mean it's a
classic for me. It's it's you know, not Froggy singing it,
but it's in sings Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays. Okay, you
like like my version is not way better, but okay,
it's close. It is close, but but it gives that
same feeling of like you know, you hear it, and
(06:20):
it's just like an upbeat, like tempo, like puts a
smile on your face. I don't see anybody disgruntled after
they hear it through. I dare say that's one of
like half a dozen Christmas songs I don't mind from
the current era because I don't know. For me, like
Christmas songs stopped right around like nineteen seven, and I
(06:40):
just hear like somebody do a cover and I'm like, no, sorry,
that's really like. I think Michael Boublay did a really
good job of All I Want for Christmas, as you.
I think his version is totally different than Marias, but
it's really good. I like it and he and he
does a really great Santa Baby and he asks for
like a Rolex. He asked for all things that dude
(07:01):
would ask for. It's actually really cool. Yeah, his album,
his Christmas album, is awesome. It is really really good.
So good. Yeah, we do have it. By the way,
can I call scary at Did you ever notice when
he doesn't want to play something he's up? Yeah, I'm
not seeing it in the computer. I'm bus you do that. No,
(07:27):
I never ever fake it. I will always pull it up,
but I will be grudgingly pull it up like this,
so nice cast a keyboard. I don't want love Christmas.
That's just one thing I don't care about Christmas. True
(07:53):
that just wants you more than you could ever know.
Make my risk countrue? You know that for Christmas? That Um, okay,
no one is going to have the balls in this
(08:15):
room to say it, but I'm gonna say it. I
fucking hate all I want for Christmas? You like Robbie
Williams Angel. I just so let's put it out there.
Scary Jones is social media is at Scary Jones for
all those that are watching and want to send hate
(08:35):
towards that way. So at Scary Jones. That's almost be
popular in the early nineties, right Mariah Carey, Um, she
wrote the song, she sings the song. In those first
couple of years, I thought it was okay, um, I've
but now it is the absolute worst. Is the most
(08:55):
overplayed Christmas song. I understand why because it's also the
most loved by so many people. I am not one
of them. I'm not a fan, I'm not on the bandwagon.
I'm not sugarcoating and I'm sorry I hate it. And
Scotty you talked about Robbie Williams Angel. Yeah, that's a
huge one in the UK and apparently at at you
know how you know, at some parties in the stage.
(09:16):
At certain parts of songs, you scream out the lyrics.
Everybody has to do it that song. In the UK,
it's like a rite of passage for everybody to know
all the lyrics and screaming at the top of their
lungs in the UK. But we're not in the UK
about other countries. It's a great fucking song, so shove
(09:37):
it up. Christmas, play that money? Do you guys? Like
Christmas Love from Justin Bieber? It's so good. See for me,
(10:02):
Michael to is where it's at. That's a good one,
is good. But Christmas Love when my when Preston was
in his car seat and he would get to a
certain point of the song and I would say, I
don't need anything but you for Christmas, like you're my
Christmas Love. I'd always look back at the car seat
and see my little guy sitting there and not smile.
How about how the Christmas from the New Kids on
(10:22):
the Block. Yeah, that's a good one. So you hate
you hate, yeah, scary you hate the biggest Christmas song
of all time, But you love New Kids on the Block.
I mean, Christians, you don't hear it very often. When
when that one and this one's for the children from
New Kids, the children I can get listen the Twelve
(10:44):
Pains of Christmas. Elvis hates that song, one of my favorites.
The first thing that Christmas. That's such a painted me
ragging up the lights and finding a Christmas tree. You
know what, I think. We're out of time. But you
guys didn't even vote for your ship. We're out of time. Sorry,
Scary said the second the last chorus, um. But it
(11:08):
was a pleasure doing the fifteen Minute Morning Really done, Yeah,
we're done. Nobody gave their vote. You make me put
myself out there with Mariah Calarine. Now you're shutting the
ship down. This at Scary Jones for your complaints. Yeah, Mariah,
we love Mariah. It's scary. The Fifteen Minute Morning Show
What would you talk about on your on your podcast
morning show. Hey, everybody, welcome show. Hey. You know I
was reading something today. I don't know if you saw it, Gandhi,
(00:25):
but it said people that watch Mr Rogers Neighborhood actually
retain information better than people that watch Sesame Streets. Really, really,
what was the reasoning? Do we know? I I just
read the headline, but I mean, guy, is that like
all the screaming because you know, Mr Rogers is very
(00:47):
emphatic with what he did, and he made a point about,
you know, speaking clearly to the audience. And I feel
and I mean it's been a while since I've seen
Sesame Street, but I feel like they were all like,
hey listen, I'm a sesame kid, and I remember all
those jingles, like that was a jingle, counting was a jingle? Yes,
(01:09):
okay for those words history mcpheely feeling sorry. Maybe certain
people learn differently. So maybe maybe says to me, street
might be great for some people and Mr Rogers better
for others. I don't know. I know for me, what
(01:31):
is like different kinds of learners people? Some people have
to see it, some people have to hear it. I know,
for me, if I do it, I'm much more likely
to remember what it is. Yes, But yeah, if somebody's
like if Danielle, if you tell me something right now,
I'll forget what I'm like, could you write that down
or tech? That's me because anybody else when you meet
(01:52):
somebody new and they tell you their name, like eight
seconds later, you can't remember their name forget instantly. I
know my own name. It's ridiculous. It's horrible. I'm like,
we have people come into the studio all the time
and I do the terrible which I've learned not to
any more. Nice to meet you, and then they correct
you and tell you that they've met you a hundred
times before. I've just changed it to yep, nice to
(02:12):
see you, regardless, it's nice to see you. Know. It's
it's exhausting sometimes because, especially with the number of people
that we used to encounter pre pandemic, I would have
no idea and I'm I can't I'll remember a face,
but I will not remember that person's name. Yeah. I
always feel bad because like an entourage will come in
with an artist and then there'll be an a E
(02:34):
or somebody from downstairs and you go around high Hi, Hi,
nice to meet you in the Hi. I work downstairs.
I've worked at iHeart with you, I know, because there's
any new people that I don't you know, And it's
total embowishment because then the then the artist or whoever
is like, don't you know your own co workers? Like
you know? Sorry? So awkward? Um, anyway, what were we
(02:58):
going to talk about? Our favorite Christmas songs? Wants to
start look at him? Well let's start with you then, Scotty,
because we've been giving you the shaft all week, so
let's uh, well, there's one and scary. Maybe you could
pull it up on YouTube for me because I can't
play it from here and it's not in the system
because it's super dirty. I don't know if you can
do it or not, but phone, what's it called. It's
(03:23):
called Happy Holidays, you bastard. It's a hidden track on
Blink one two's album from like fifteen years ago. You
don't know what's there until you keep playing and the
last song ends, and then it comes on like thirty
seconds later. No one knows it's there, and it's so filthy,
it's quick. It's like, I don't know, YouTube, go YouTube, Scott,
this on your your original iPod. It is on my iPod, yes,
(03:49):
every yeah, I still have that. But it's it's what
how does it go? Sing it for us? Um? It's
Christmas Eve and I'm not getting any fucking president Christmas
Eve and I'm not got any fucking christ moves. Yea,
oh were you in the air? Yeah, no, you weren't
hot an guy? No, I didn't say that on the air. Okay,
(04:10):
there we go. Let's see if this works. Maybe an
ad hold on all there's an AD quick, Sorry it's
ten seconds. We're not giving them. I love how there's
like a nice sweet apple pie ad right before Christmas.
Spirit holiday. It's Christmas Eve about to persons Christmas. Prest
(04:34):
And said, I K talk to you, talk to you,
talk to talk to you on that, just because being
the spirit grandma to say seven funking hot dogs lap
were day, doesn't it sound just like Scotty be a
(04:57):
little bit? That's my boy? Said? Off? Did he say
ejaculate into a sock to a sock? Yeah? Why did
he hold on? I got questions? Why does he want
the dad to come off of the mom and jerky?
(05:17):
I think it would you really need to ask that question.
I was just thinking it's sorry, Oh my god, Well
we can't play that on the big show. But wait
a minute, Scotty, when we said, what were you going
to ask us to blame Christmas? That one they have? Okay,
(05:37):
because you said I will be home for Christmas. We
have that in our system. We can play that. Maybe
we'll play it Monday. I can't imagine why we don't
have the other one Monday, Scotty here, Yeah, well yeah,
that's why we'll play it Monday because no one's here.
But play your song eventually. Um, all right, Garrett. You
weren't with us, no, were you when we were talking
(05:58):
about Christmas music? Yeah, we're talking about Christmas m yeah
today or less today? Yeah? No, I mean it's a
classic for me. It's it's you know, not Froggy singing it,
but it's in sings Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays. Okay, you
like like my version is not way better, but okay,
it's close. It is close, but but it gives that
same feeling of like you know, you hear it, and
(06:20):
it's just like an upbeat, like tempo, like puts a
smile on your face. I don't see anybody disgruntled after
they hear it through. I dare say that's one of
like half a dozen Christmas songs I don't mind from
the current era because I don't know. For me, like
Christmas songs stopped right around like nineteen seven, and I
(06:40):
just hear like somebody do a cover and I'm like, no, sorry,
that's really like. I think Michael Boublay did a really
good job of All I Want for Christmas, as you.
I think his version is totally different than Marias, but
it's really good. I like it and he and he
does a really great Santa Baby and he asks for
like a Rolex. He asked for all things that dude
(07:01):
would ask for. It's actually really cool. Yeah, his album,
his Christmas album, is awesome. It is really really good.
So good. Yeah, we do have it. By the way,
can I call scary at Did you ever notice when
he doesn't want to play something he's up? Yeah, I'm
not seeing it in the computer. I'm bus you do that. No,
(07:27):
I never ever fake it. I will always pull it up,
but I will be grudgingly pull it up like this,
so nice cast a keyboard. I don't want love Christmas.
That's just one thing I don't care about Christmas. True
(07:53):
that just wants you more than you could ever know.
Make my risk countrue? You know that for Christmas? That Um, okay,
no one is going to have the balls in this
(08:15):
room to say it, but I'm gonna say it. I
fucking hate all I want for Christmas? You like Robbie
Williams Angel. I just so let's put it out there.
Scary Jones is social media is at Scary Jones for
all those that are watching and want to send hate
(08:35):
towards that way. So at Scary Jones. That's almost be
popular in the early nineties, right Mariah Carey, Um, she
wrote the song, she sings the song. In those first
couple of years, I thought it was okay, um, I've
but now it is the absolute worst. Is the most
(08:55):
overplayed Christmas song. I understand why because it's also the
most loved by so many people. I am not one
of them. I'm not a fan, I'm not on the bandwagon.
I'm not sugarcoating and I'm sorry I hate it. And
Scotty you talked about Robbie Williams Angel. Yeah, that's a
huge one in the UK and apparently at at you
know how you know, at some parties in the stage.
(09:16):
At certain parts of songs, you scream out the lyrics.
Everybody has to do it that song. In the UK,
it's like a rite of passage for everybody to know
all the lyrics and screaming at the top of their
lungs in the UK. But we're not in the UK
about other countries. It's a great fucking song, so shove
(09:37):
it up. Christmas, play that money? Do you guys? Like
Christmas Love from Justin Bieber? It's so good. See for me,
(10:02):
Michael to is where it's at. That's a good one,
is good. But Christmas Love when my when Preston was
in his car seat and he would get to a
certain point of the song and I would say, I
don't need anything but you for Christmas, like you're my
Christmas Love. I'd always look back at the car seat
and see my little guy sitting there and not smile.
How about how the Christmas from the New Kids on
(10:22):
the Block. Yeah, that's a good one. So you hate
you hate, yeah, scary you hate the biggest Christmas song
of all time, But you love New Kids on the Block.
I mean, Christians, you don't hear it very often. When
when that one and this one's for the children from
New Kids, the children I can get listen the Twelve
(10:44):
Pains of Christmas. Elvis hates that song, one of my favorites.
The first thing that Christmas. That's such a painted me
ragging up the lights and finding a Christmas tree. You
know what, I think. We're out of time. But you
guys didn't even vote for your ship. We're out of time. Sorry,
Scary said the second the last chorus, um. But it
(11:08):
was a pleasure doing the fifteen Minute Morning Really done, Yeah,
we're done. Nobody gave their vote. You make me put
myself out there with Mariah Calarine. Now you're shutting the
ship down. This at Scary Jones for your complaints. Yeah, Mariah,
we love Mariah. It's scary. The Fifteen Minute Morning Show
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