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You will need a large pot, a sturdy wooden stirring spoon and a 10×16 inch pan. I roast them for about 9-11 minutes at 350f) I recommend avoiding using store brand chocolate chips or Nestle chips which work best for baking cookies.) The higher quality chocolate, the better. here is my (SevenBlueSeven’s) English Toffee recipe:ġ pound UNsalted Sweet Cream Butter (The higher quality, the better.)Ģ and 1/2 Cups of Sugar (I recommend, organic cane sugar.)ġ2oz to 1 pound of Chocolate (I have my on secret personal mix. What?! I was in this podcast without even being there? Or was that just a typo?Īnyway. Support Shear Terror! Go to Fort Collins and shop at Kansas City Kitty.Time After Time (the most epic cover ever).It’s not goodbye, it’s see you soon! Links I’ll be back to co-host with Brian and Tony, and hopefully a lot of other amazing guests! Thanks for reading and I’m sure we’ll meet again. Though my time writing blogs on a consistent basis is coming to an end, you aren’t getting rid of me so easily. We’re 143 episodes in to an adventure that is only just beginning. It has been a pleasure and a privilege to write companion blogs for The Real Brian Show.

What do you think this means? There’s nothing new under the sun? Personally, I feel like modern music is more concerned with producing hits than producing quality music, so new singles sprout up and do well for a season… then become lost in the obscurity of the internet. If you’re interested, check out this wiki page. I tried to include more, but I’ve literally never heard some of the Christmas singles released in the U.S. I mean, look at this list from the last decade: There are good ones, ones that make you go, “Oh, yeah! I forgot about that one…” But nothing that is hoisted to the same caliber as White Christmas. And yet, I still don’t see anything as incredible as the songs on my list above written in the last 2 decades.

And then I didn’t even touch on songs like “O Holy Night”, which actually was written in 1847, or “Silent Night” from way back in 1818!ĭid you know “Christmastime Is Here” was written for A Charlie Brown Christmas in 1965? And “Santa Claus Is Coming To Town” was written in 1934? The more I look, the more I find. I left out Wham!’s 1985 hit “Last Christmas” and Donny Hathaway’s “This Christmas” from 1971. With a more extensive study I might be able to provide a more objective analysis of Christmas songs, but in my search for the most beloved Christmas-time songs it seems that as the decades pass, there are larger gaps between hits.

1948: Let it snow! Let it snow! Let it snow!.

1944: Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.

We’ve got Bing Crosby, Gene Autry, Elvis Presley, The Jackson Five, Mariah Carey represented here. It’s not a comprehensive list, more an overview, but looking between 19… here are the most popular Christmas songs and their release dates. Not unlike the conversation we had last week about instant classic Christmas movies!Ĭheck this list out. It’s so strange to me how, in spite of the brilliant musicians and artists that grace each generation, no one can come up with more classics than we already have. Can’t walk into the grocery store this time of year without hearing Jingle Bell Rock. But whether you observe Christmas or not, the world as a whole is bombarded by the same thing during the month of December… MUZIK.

Egg nog, hot cocoa, deviled eggs, and… Swedish meatballs?Ĭhristmas means a lot of things to a lot of people.

Brian’s famous, and top secret, peppermint hot chocolate.

No better way to wrap up 2018 and usher in the holiday season than to have these guys have a fun conversation about all our favorite things! So, do as Shear Terror suggests and: “Put on Onesie and give up on life for the winter.” (My onesie resembles a pizza.) Make yourself some hot cocoa, turn on the Christmas tree lights, and wrap some gifts while you listen! In This Episode Shear Terror and JonnyPistolShot join The Real Brian and Captain Influence to dig their fingers into the holiday spirit. To bring you the ultimate Christmas Episode, we need a fantastic quartet.

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