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Ghosts of Christmas Past

Nie jestem fanem składanek, ale ta należy do wyjątkowych. Zbiór nagrań powiązanych tematyką bożonarodzeniową i tym, że nagrali je artyści związani albo zaprzyjaźnieni z wytwórnią Les Disques Du Crepuscule. To mniej więcej coś takiego jakby 4AD albo Mute wydało wtedy zestaw wielkanocny :)
Od pierwszego wydania w 1980 roku, późniejsze wznowienia zyskiwały dodatkowe nagrania. Prawie wszystkie można znaleźć tylko na niej - a pokazują artystów w nieco bardziej świątecznym klimacie niż zwykle :)

1. Aztec Camera - Hot Club Of Christ  
2. The French Impressionists - Santa Baby
3. The Pale Fountains - Benoit's Christmas
4. Paul Haig - Scottish Christmas
5. The Arcadians - Write Your Letter
6. Isabelle Antena - Noelle A Hawai
7. The Names - Tokyo Twilight
8. Paul Haig - Christiana
9. Durutti Column - One Christmas For Your Thoughts
10. Hillcrest Club - Breakfast At Christmas
11. Thick Pigeon - Jingle Bell Rock
12. Cabaret Voltaire - Invocation   
13. Tuxedomoon - Weinachts Rap
14. Michael Nyman - Cream Or Christians
15. Swinging Buildings - Praying For A Cheaper Christmas
16. Durutti Column - Snowflakes
17. Current 93 - Happy Birthday Pigface Christus
18. Monks In The Snow - A Theme For This Special Evening

Odsłuchy: www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:jifpxq8dld0e
All Music Guide: Released in a variety of formats (and with differing track listings) over several years, in its presumably final CD form on LTM Records the Crepescule label's Ghosts of Christmas Past compilation acts as one of the most distinct holiday albums in an overcrowded field, eschewing the overtly traditional for the wry and the off-kilter, while at the same time still being a Christmas collection straight-up. With its original track listing augmented by various cuts from later editions and related singles, the 2007 edition kicks off with a sprightly instrumental medley of standards from the earliest incarnation of Aztec Camera -- entitled "Hot Club of Christ," should there be questions about the exact reverence at play through much of the disc -- and from there covers everything from the joyful to the melancholic, a good portrait of the time. As a simultaneous label showcase and holiday-themed effort, the contrasts can often be amusing in context -- the Names' glowering "Tokyo Twilight," for instance -- while the Durutti Column's "One Christmas for Your Thoughts" and the Pale Fountains' "Benoit's Christmas" (the latter referring to the Crepescule label owner) take a gentler ride. Tuxedomoon's own pulverization of standards with "Weinachtrap" rivals Aztec Camera's for playful inventiveness -- flat horn parts play "Jingle Bells" while falsetto backing vocals sing "O Tannenbaum," among other things -- while Michael Nyman's wonderfully strange keyboard fanfare "Cream or Christians" is the antithesis of, say, Mannheim Steamroller. Best song title (if one of the flat-out murkiest and most classically post-punk-as-such sounding numbers): "Praying for a Cheaper Christmas" by the Swinging Buildings. And who could disagree with the sentiment?