Yes I will adress that, i've read some of his vauger answers to simular questions and have a good couple of questions that will pin him down. I'm also asking him about the possiblity of an autobiography or something simular.

Oh Holy Night sounded cheesy when I listened to it initially, but the more I listen to it, the more I like it's lilting quality.  It's a good sing-a-long!  I don't find We Three Kings dreary at all and it's one of my favorite songs.  I love Get Into The Spirit, and Emmanuel too.  Great songs!  In general, the more I listen to the cd, the more I am enjoying it.  Especially since it's looking a little more like Christmas around here.  I appreciate not being forced to listen to pop or (shudder) country Christmas songs. 

		kiamat wrote:
		I found Holy Night a tad too cheesy, though its okay. My personal favourites would be Get into the Spirit and O come O come Emmanuel (though I like that carol anyway), somehow it really fits his voice. Not We Three Kings though- no amount of musical talent can rescue a tune that is sadly fundamentely dreary. There are still a few songs on the CD that I haven't listened to yet.      guardian angel wrote: I wonder how much the opinions are coloured by the album that opened your mind to Priest for the first time.  Defenders was my first foray into the Priest world, and it is one of my most listened to cds.  I kind of compare everything to that, because that to me is classic Priest.  I am still ecstatic that once I discovered them, I had this whole crazy catalogue to wade through!  I am also grateful that I have had so many new Priest albums to get to know since then.  Not too many people can say that about their favorite bands.  By the way, it started snowing here today, nothing serious, we don't need the national guard yet (lol), as a result I've been listening more to Winter Songs, just to get into the spirit, so to speak.  I must say, MAN, that  Oh Holy Night is modest yet incredibly powerful!  I am really warming up to the whole cd.  Sadly, my least favorite is the last one, Oh Come All Ye Faithful.  To me it sounds like it's trying too hard to be grand.  Whereas Holy Night is unassuming and comes off very very grand.  It just needs to have the synthesizers removed altogether from the song.  Seriously, liking the cd!  Ho ho ho!