The third and final installment of Christmas songs.

Mark Robinson's Christmas cassettes are amongst the hardest to find in the Teenbeat Catalogue. The first installment Black Christmas was recorded December 22, 1987. Limited to 50 they were handed out to friends and probably kept at the bottom of drawers or packed up in boxes, yet they hold some interesting songs.

Generally, the tracks are limited to single songs, but as this is the first time Christmas rolls around for this site (launched in March 2003), I can't help but post three songs carefully edited together.

"White Christmas" is the standout song on the cassette, featuring Kharyn on drums. The song comes in that quick and the errors that appear closer to the end are unfortunately part of the master.

"White X-mas" appears earlier on the cassette and is just a simple vocal experiment, probably recorded using a plastic toy and changing the tape speed as it was mixed or recorded.

And, as a treat, "Santi Bomb" is included, a "rap about Santi Claus" which if is to be explained at all should be left to Mr. Mark Robinson himself.

From the liner notes:
Happy Life. Send yourself to Mark.