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The Top Ten TV Shows of 2011 - Politics and Paintb. The Top Twenty Films of 2011 – Part One - #20 thro. The Top Ten Films of 2011 - Watch the Video Countd. When my Mom wants to mix things up, she hits the shuffle button. The sonic atmosphere of Christmastime in the Lack household is defined by a non-stop loop of eleven particular tracks. In fact, I wouldn’t even be shocked to learn that every Christmas CD we own is actually a copy of the James Taylor disc, placed in a variety of jewel cases to give an illusion of musical diversity. 
I’m surprised that CD hasn’t yet melted or developed debilitating scratches. I’d tell you all about it, except that for many years now, there’s only one record I ever hear on that stereo in December, and it’s James Taylor’s “A Christmas Album.” We have dozens if not hundreds of festive CDs we paid good money for, and yet the one that gets the most circulation is the one I’m fairly certain my father pirated back in the pre-BitTorrent days and burned onto a now-worn CD-R. When I say vast, it’s one of the rare instances when I’m not floating on a cloud of hyperbole: my parents have a lot of Christmas music. My parents have a vast collection of Christmas music, and near the end of every November, I am asked to go down into our storage room, find the box where it’s all stored, and sort it on the shelf near the stereo to fulfill our yuletide musical needs. But in my household Taylor is synonymous with Christmas.
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