Future of Forestry - O Holy Night

From the Solstice DVD. Now booking Christmas tour 2010 Contact booking@futureofforestry.com or 760-429-7774

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• Eric Owyoung
• Future of Forestry
• T.J. Hill
• Christmas Tour
• concert

[Dmanu22]

I think Future of Forrestry will perfom this every Christmas morning in Heaven...and I can't hardly wait.

[Lightcloud15]

best version of this song i have ever heard.

[soulfreely1]

This is absolutely beautiful!

[TheDavidNoble]

@allrequiredfields Yeah, and the Edge ripped off The Beatles by using a guitar!

[Cherpidy]

Yes, I agree with everyone else. Absolutely gorgeous.

[Longrider68]

This is absolutely the most beautiful version of this song ever made. No other artist even comes close to Future of Forestry's version.

[excalebier]

the best 'Oh Holy Night' I have ever heard - epic guys, big, I am in ecstasy - my fav christmas carol - the night it all started - the Night Jesus was Born..

[partytree92]

I love the change at about 3:59 …it's like it transitions from reverent awe to sheer joy. It's so perfect.

[susanmerkel]

WHAT KIND OF A COMMENT IS THIS... I SAW THEM IN AZ LAST SUNDAY AND THEY ARE MORE THAN MASTERS!!

[yivviepants]

@allrequiredfields - are you unaware that Bono is a Christian? Much of what he does is saturated with his faith. Sure he isn't perfect at it; none of us are. But that's unrelated. As for Future of Forestry ripping them off, using the delay pedal is not ripping them off. Also, musicians use each other's music all the time, be it by influence or by straight up rip off. Visual artists do it as well. Clearly, this song is completely different by Where The Streets Have No Name.

[drumsforever101]

@allrequiredfields so any band that uses a delay pedal instantly rips off U2?

[knoxes5]

Heard them last Sunday in Portland. They are soooo good. Creative, innovative, and very talented. This song, O Holy Night, for instance, just takes off in an unexpected direction midway, and transports the listener...