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Barenaked for the Holidays (2005)
One of Canada's most popular bands brings its own brand of seasonal cheer to a very special installment of the award-winning series "Live at the Rehearsal Hall." The band performs an eclectic collection of traditional carols and infectious originals inspired by Christmas and Hanukkah from their album "Barenaked for the Holidays."
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One of Canada's most popular bands brings its own brand of seasonal cheer to a very special installment of the award-winning series "Live at the Rehearsal Hall." The band performs an eclectic collection of traditional carols and infectious originals inspired by Christmas and Hanukkah from their album "Barenaked for the Holidays."
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In Theaters:12/25/2005
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