ANDREA SEABROOK, host: This weekend also kicks off the season of ever-present hyped-up holiday music.</s>ANDREA SEABROOK, host: SOUNDBITE OF "THE NUTCRACKER SUITE"</s>ANDREA SEABROOK, host: Whether you look forward to your local light rock station switching to all Christmas, all the time...</s>ANDREA SEABROOK, host: SOUNDBITE OF SONG "SANTA BABY"</s>Ms. EARTHA KITT: (Singing) Santa baby, just slip a sable under the tree for me.</s>ANDREA SEABROOK, host: ...or you shiver at the arrival of the holly jolly season of schlock...</s>ANDREA SEABROOK, host: SOUNDBITE OF SONG "CHRISTMAS DON'T BE LATE"</s>THE CHIPMUNKS (Music Group): (Singing) We can hardly stand to wait, please Christmas don't be late.</s>ANDREA SEABROOK, host: ...chances are you agree that tacky tunes will be pretty much inescapable for the next six weeks or so.</s>GROUP: (Singing) Oh dreidel, dreidel, dreidel, I made it out of clay. Oh dreidel, dreidel, dreidel, oh dreidel I shall play.</s>ANDREA SEABROOK, host: Well, whatever your feelings, we want to hear them. Send us your nominations for best and worst holiday songs. Go to npr.org, click on Contact Us, and send your choices to WEEKEND EDITION SUNDAY. We'll bring you the results of our completely unscientific survey in a few weeks.</s>ANDREA SEABROOK, host: SOUNDBITE OF MUSIC</s>ANDREA SEABROOK, host: Oh, and don't forget, explain why you adore or abhor your soundtrack for the holidays.</s>ANDREA SEABROOK, host: SOUNDBITE OF MUSIC
The end of Thanksgiving not only marks the start of holiday shopping, but the beginning of non-stop holiday music. Andrea Seabrook asks listeners to tell WESUN their favorite, and least favorite, holiday songs.