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Old 12-16-2023, 11:03 PM
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One of the all-time great soundtracks, IMO.

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Old 12-18-2023, 06:57 PM
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noticed that. not going to deal with that, charlie brown is a must view for christmas so got the cd's on the cheap at walley world. they have a holiday display section with all the classics.

as a kid we kept a close eye on the tv guide because these were only on once a year here, and only had 3 channels!


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I have always like the ending where Linus explains the true meaning of Christmas to Charlie Brown.

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2nd! No doubt about it! Over the years, we had the VG soundtrack 1st on vinyl, then CD now back to a remastered vinyl. Also, CBC on VHS then DVD along with Halloween. Great stuff!

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I never watched the show. You have me interested. We always watched Miracle On 34th Street,B/W John Payne. And Christmas Story. Thanks.

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I never watched the show. You have me interested. We always watched Miracle On 34th Street,B/W John Payne. And Christmas Story. Thanks.
I hope you enjoy it, Bob. I'm also a lifelong fan of Jean Shepherd, and recall hearing so many of the vignettes in the film told by him on his 20-year run on WOR-AM radio in the 60s and 70s. Many were published as short stories which I read to our kids 20 years ago. The image of a Model A Ford body sitting in the yard with snow is also part of my childhood.

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Agreed. I can can hear 3 notes of any piece from the soundtrack and my day brightens.

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I have always like the ending where Linus explains the true meaning of Christmas to Charlie Brown.
Not only to Charlie Brown, but to the world. Awesome.


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Before my wifes passing I bought the 'Leg Lamp' the bigger one. Wife would get upset me putting it in our front small room window. We live on a 2 lane country well used road plus there are 10 new $$$$ homes across the road from us. I tried to explain the meaning of the lamp. Being partially Italian(Pescatore) I and my father had an attraction for that story. I have the movie on dvd. I want to get his other movies but havent. Those stories bring back lots of fond memories.

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Before my wifes passing I bought the 'Leg Lamp' the bigger one
Leg Lamp beats the Jelly of the Month club membership - hands down .

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