I can’t imagine how long it took these folks to set up all these lights and so well timed to the music and words. (For e-mail subscribers, click this link for the video.) Enjoy!
Video: Christmas Lights Timed to the Song Mele Kalikimaka
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They did a nice job with the “stars at night” part. All they need now is to swap out some of those evergreens for palm trees. 🙂
I’m glad someone decided to mix it up a little bit. I don’t know about anyone else here, but seeing Christmas lights timed to the Trans-Siberian Orchestra is getting really old these days.
Hi Kris – if you like something different, then check out this video of the same house to the song “I Like To Move It” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GgKfRs8suxw&NR=1 To be honest, I think it’s a more inventive music/light combination. These folks were brilliant to come up with all these lights timed with songs.