The Edge of Christmas
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The Edge Of Christmas was a Christmas compilation album with a new wave/rock theme, released on Oglio Records in 1995.

Track listing

  1. "Thank God It's Christmas" - Queen
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  2. "Please Come Home for Christmas" - Pat Benatar
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  3. "2000 Miles" - The Pretenders
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  4. "December Will Be Magic Again" - Kate Bush
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  5. "Peace on Earth/Little Drummer Boy
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    " - David Bowie
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     and Bing Crosby
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  6. "Winter Wonderland" - The Cocteau Twins
  7. "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
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    " - The Smithereens
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  8. "Run Run Rudolph" - Dave Edmunds
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  9. "Christmas is Coming" - The Payola$
  10. "Fairytale of New York
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    " - The Pogues
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  11. "Merry Christmas (I Don't Want To Fight)" - The Ramones
  12. "Christmas Wrapping" - The Waitresses
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