CD CREDITS:
Chris Leighton:
Spincterfone, percussion,
whistles, vocals
Daryl Redeker:
guitar, whistles, vocals
Recorded by:
Daryl Redeker
Mastered by:
Steve Peterson
Santa Illustration:
Dan O'Brien
CD Design:
Martin McClellan
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 It's beginning to smell a lot like Christmas...thanks to Slim Spincter!
Slim brings you 14 "blasted" holiday carols performed on the Spincterfone, a unique instrument that sounds like Santa after six bean burritos.
Guaranteed to clear out any holiday party!
Now featuring Scratch 'n Sniff accompaniment, available only with genuine Slim Spincter CDs!
Sample some Slim Spincter! Click on song titles to listen to song clips (mp3 format).
Deck the Halls
Brownsleeves
The First Noel
Joy to the World
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SLIM SPINCTER'S CHRISTMAS GAS!
$10.00
BUY IT RIGHT NOW! Place a secure online order via PayPal using your Visa, MasterCard, Discover Card, or American Express credit card. (U.S. orders only, please.)
All orders will be shipped via U.S. Postal Service, Priority Mail with Delivery Confirmation. Shipping/handling charges are $4.00 per item.
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FULL TRACK LISTING: The First Noel; Jingle Rock; Deck the Halls; Silent (But Deadly) Night; We Three Kings; O Come, All Ye Faithful; Santa Claus Is Coming; Joy to the World; God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman; Medley: Frosty the Snowman/Row Your Christmas Boat/Rudolph the Brown Nosed Reindeer; Brownsleeves; Jingle Bells (Something Smells)
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"Amazingly funny, and I don't know why..."
---Rich Frohlich, WXCI's Reality Break
"It is a breath of stale air."
---Pat Cashman, Seattle radio personality
"But for true gross-out goodness, there's nothing like Slim Sphincter's flatulent rendition of the Christmas classics, including an inspired version of "Silent (but Deadly) Night."
---Buck Wolf, The Wolf Files, ABCNews.com
"Gosh, words fail me..."
---Uncle Sherman, KPIG's Dirty Boogie & the XXXRadio Network
"Slim, take your versions of Brownsleeves, Jingle Bells (something smells), and Silent (but deadly) Night, wrap them neatly up in a presentation box, and show them up your bum."
---Chris Deal, sydneyis.com (now defunct....not surprisingly) |
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