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The Lost Christmas Eve,Trans-Siberian Orchestra

- The Lost Christmas Eve
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Trans-Siberian Orchestra
Released 2004

Christmas Canon Rock
05:02
91,818 plays

Siberian Sleigh Ride (Instrumental)
03:08
70,098 plays

Wish Liszt (Toy Shop Madness) (Instrumental)
03:42
65,844 plays

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- 1
- Faith Noel
- 04:31
- 64,570 plays

- 2
- The Lost Christmas Eve
- 05:33
- 55,340 plays

- 3
- Christmas Dreams
- 03:54
- 46,081 plays

- 4
- Wizards In Winter (Instrumental)
- 03:05
- 181,677 plays

- 5
- Remember
- 03:25
- 46,147 plays

- 6
- Anno Domine
- 02:13
- 42,524 plays

- 7
- Christmas Concerto (Instrumental)
- 00:42
- 38,435 plays

- 8
- Queen Of The Winter Night
- 03:11
- 56,669 plays

- 9
- Christmas Nights In Blue
- 04:18
- 44,602 plays

- 10
- Christmas Jazz (Instrumental)
- 02:16
- 41,246 plays

- 11
- Christmas Jam
- 03:47
- 49,696 plays

- 12
- Siberian Sleigh Ride (Instrumental)
- 03:08
- 70,098 plays

- 13
- What Is Christmas?
- 02:49
- 41,415 plays

- 14
- For The Sake Of Our Brother
- 03:09
- 35,446 plays

- 15
- The Wisdom Of Snow (Instrumental)
- 02:01
- 41,668 plays

- 16
- Wish Liszt (Toy Shop Madness) (Instrumental)
- 03:42
- 65,844 plays

- 17
- Back To A Reason (Part II)
- 04:55
- 35,850 plays

- 18
- Christmas Bells, Carousels & Time (Instrumental)
- 01:04
- 43,111 plays

- 19
- What Child Is This?
- 05:57
- 41,344 plays

- 20
- O' Come All Ye Faithful (Instrumental)
- 01:26
- 42,166 plays

- 21
- Christmas Canon Rock
- 05:02
- 91,818 plays

- 22
- Different Wings
- 02:44
- 35,348 plays

- 23
- Midnight Clear
- 01:37
- 35,727 plays

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album review

The story of Trans-Siberian Orchestra's third Christmas CD deals with angels visiting New York City, which gives the rock group with orchestra and chorus a chance to draw upon a wide variety of modern music. The jaunty "Christmas Nights in Blue" sounds like Louis Jordan had some influence and is the coolest moment the orchestra has ever offered, while the driving "Christmas Jam" is Edgar Winter's "Frankenstein" with some sleigh bells. Not that the group was ever "traditional," but the songs here sound less influenced by the old Christmas standards, and they're generally more fun and uplifting. The quiet numbers are delicate and beautiful and there are a number of them in the album's fourth quarter. The problem with the album is it's nearly choked with too much material with a great number of the songs just here to move ahead the story. That's when the album gets too emotive, too forced, and too Electric Light Orchestra without Jeff Lynne. Good new is, whittle out the dreck and you've still have plenty left to enjoy. Even though it won't win them any new fans, The Lost Christmas Eve is rumored to be an "end of the trilogy" album. If so, the trilogy ends with a big, theatrical bang and Trans-Siberian Orchestra fans wouldn't have it any other way. ~ David Jeffries, All Music Guide