I still like some of the Mannheim Steamroller songs.

I dig on bluegrass and old stuff like the Louvin Brothers, the Delmore Brothers, and the Carter Family. I don't really get into big churchy gospel, but sometimes I listen to Mahalia Jackson, the Staple Singers, and stuff like that. So the answer is yes.

Much like Greg Graffin of Bad Religion who grew up a choir boy said about their Christmas album.

"I remember fun singing events," Graffin says of his childhood performances. "It wasn't about a religious feeling or celebrating a sacred time. It was just really fun performing these songs."

I feel the same way. I love Christmas and Christmas songs/carols/etc. Only one I can't fucking stand is that fucking Christmas Shoes song but I like them for nostalgic purposes now over religious reasons.

I like how Tim Minchin expresses it in "White Wine in the Sun": Some of the hymns that they sing have nice chords but the lyrics are dodgy

I love the Christmas song "O Holy Night." Gets to me every time I hear it. Such a gorgeous, sweeping melody... And I was raised Jewish, so that's two reasons why I "should'nt"!