Talk:Barenaked for the Holidays
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[edit] Question about Sarah McLachlan song
A DJ last Christmas played this, and said it was recorded impromptu backstage at the Palace of Auburn Hills in Michigan (which would explain why Sarah cuts off at the end.) Sounds true, does anyone know? Bouncehoper 02:24, 27 April 2007 (UTC)
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen was recorded backstage at WPLT Planetfest, December '96. Tyler is playing a suitcase. I have no idea as to why they recorded it or who's idea it was - I assume they'd have to at least have some idea of what they planned to do for both her and them to know the words, what key would work, what harmonies to sing, etc. But it was definately recorded backstage. The cutoff that you may hear on Barenaked For The Holidays (and perhaps what some radio stations might play) is not as cutoff on the original song, however. On the original track, she finishes the phrase "let nothing", as the guitar ends the song. On the album the track is cutoff as she says "let" TheHYPO 07:48, 27 April 2007 (UTC)
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