Stubbyschristmas.com Website Review

same thing).  preferably, i want a physical product.  more than one person has noted how, when i buy a vinyl lp, i'll touch it up and down and all over for a good 15 minutes before i pop the plastic.  i'm just naturally a tactile person and it's my weird way of saying, it to me and what good is it to you?  i won't feature streams of christmas music, here.  all that does is encourage illegal activity, in my opinion.  i get that, for the artist, there a publicity factor.  but, you know, especially with video streams, if you paid all that money to record the song and make a video, what's the extra cost of making the song available for sale?  even if you don't sell any.  i mean, how many are you selling with a stream?  i do get that sometimes, with a cover or parody, yours aren't the only rights involved.  i get that.  but it still frustrates me to no end. i won't feature christmas streams.  but i do feature hanukkah streams (because there's so much less hanukkah music to begin with).  the following are songs i want to own but, for one reason or another, can't. first hanukkah song to top the christmas charts.  it would be on every christmas mixtapers christmas mixtape.  think of it.  hanukkah could win christmas!  if only aimee mann, ted leo and susanna hoffs would go into the studio and cut the thing professionally.  these poor live recordings have been floating around the bootleg sites for years (since 2014).  give us a studio version so that we can appreciate the words and the humor completely.  please.  it's great fun.  if you haven't seen this before, it's done to the tune of get it.  ross m. levy & the levites have recorded an entire 12 track album of contemporary jewish music.  it rocks.  not all of it is hanukkah themed, but enough of it is to make me want to buy it and own it.  but i can't.  you can only get turn it up, vol. 2 (crap, temple doesn't sell it online, the artist doesn't sell it online.  heck, i don't even know if anyone sells it at all.  but, if you