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Trans-Siberian Orchestra: Christmas Attic - VINYL LPTitle: Christmas Attic Artist: Trans Siberian Orchestra Label: Atlantic Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 603497857012 Genre: Pop Release Date: 2018 11 23 Number of Discs: 2 Additional Details: ANNIVERSARY EDITION Vinyl LP pressing. Atlantic Records Warner Bros. Present a 20th Anniversary Edition of the Trans Siberian Orchestra's The Christmas Attic on double vinyl. The second installment in The Christmas Trilogy, 1998's The Christmas Attic tells the story
Title: Christmas AtticArtist: Trans-Siberian Orchestra
Label: Atlantic
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 603497857012
Genre: Pop
Release Date: 2018-11-23
Number of Discs: 2
Additional Details: ANNIVERSARY EDITION
Vinyl LP pressing. Atlantic Records/Warner Bros. Present a 20th Anniversary Edition of the Trans-Siberian Orchestra's The Christmas Attic on double vinyl. The second installment in The Christmas Trilogy, 1998's The Christmas Attic tells the story of a little girl who spends a night in an attic filled with yuletide reveries, while guitar solos and choral vocals soar over a rock orchestral backing across 16 tracks. Home to "Christmas Canon," the Trans-Siberian Orchestra's famous variation of Pachelbel's Canon in D Major, the 20th Anniversary Edition also boasts a previously unreleased version of "Christmas Jam (Live)."
Tracks:
1.1 The Ghosts of Christmas Eve (Remastered Version) 2:15
1.2 Boughs of Holly (Remastered Version) 4:24
1.3 The World That She Sees (Remastered Version) 3:00
1.4 The World That He Sees (Remastered Version) 4:45
1.5 Midnight Christmas Eve (Remastered Version) 4:21
1.6 March of the Kings/Hark the Herald Angel (Remastered Version) 3:52
1.7 The Three Kings and I (What Really Happened) [Remastered Version] 6:29
1.8 Christmas Canon (Remastered Version) 4:19
1.9 Joy of Man's Desire/Angels We Have Heard on High (Remastered Version) 3:55
1.10 Find Our Way Home (Remastered Version) 3:45
1.11 Appalachian Snowfall (Remastered Version) 4:12
1.12 The Music Box (Remastered Version) 3:01
1.13 The Snow Came Down (Remastered Version) 5:43
1.14 Christmas in the Air (Remastered Version) 4:12
1.15 Dream Child (A Christmas Dream) [Remastered Version] 7:04
1.16 An Angel's Share (Remastered Version) 3:05
1.17 Music Box Blues (Remastered Version) 5:36
1.18 Christmas Jam (Live 2012) 3:50
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