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Britney Spears recently collabarated with Elton on his classic hit "Hold Me Closer". Since then Joel Correy remixed an already great song into a dance hall hit. Watch as 45k lights dance to a small clip of this amazing remix!

Trans-Siberian Orchestra is a well known orchestra that makes absolutly amazing music for the Christmas holiday. What's not to love when watching this display flash nearly 45,000 lights using LOR!?

Who doesn't love a little Transsiberian Orchestra to get your Christmas spirit in full swing!? In honor of a recent concert in CT, here's one of their smash hits! 2023's show display of A Very Cabral Christmas features nearly 45,000 lights dancing to 13 songs. Home's located in Rocky Hill, CT

What a great version of such a classic song. A song done with no instruments, strictly vocal talent. 2021's display features over 39,000 lights on a totally new home. This new layout was a new challenge all in itself. Running on 232 LOR channels. Home's located in Rocky Hill CT

Here's a fun twist on a classic song. This Connecticut home is running over 40,000 LED's powered by Light-O-Rama! Amazing!

After the year that we've all had, we could all use a bit of Bobby McFerrin's advice! This house in CT is running a bit over 40,000 lights using Light-O-Rama software to make the lights dance to the music!

Here we have 40,000 lights dancing to a Pentatonix song with the use of Light-O-Rama Software controlling 232 channels. You can see why the faces shine in this video!

As many may have remembered back from 1984 this huge hit "Cruel Summer" by Bananarama, this version is a tad darker than what you may recall. The owner of this CT house has decided to use the version by Kari Kimmel (recently used on a an episode of the smash hit Cobra Kai) to light up his 40k lights.

This home's incredible light display includes over 40,000 lights. Watch as the lights sync to the tune of 'Angels We Have Heard'. Amazing!

Straight No Chaser is a fun a cappella group that originated in '96 at Indiana University. They're known for having fun songs with personality. Here's one of their hits that work really well with singing faces on this 38k bulb lit house in CT.

The beauty of Christmas light displays is that it allows the creator to do songs that aren't necessarily Christmas oriented but rather songs that are with the times. In the video you'll see this house in Enfield CT put on quite a mix of songs including DJ Sliink X TWRK X Green Lantern - Trifecta (If You Don't), Awolnation - Sail - (Skorge dubstep remix), Flux Pavilion - I Can’t Stop , Jacob Plant - Drop That (from the “Home” movie soundtrack) and #SELFIE - The Chainsmokers

The first movie that comes to many peoples minds when talking about Christmas lights is 'National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation'. This movie was the inspiration to many homes, including this one in Enfield, CT. In the movie, Clark Griswold struggles to keep his sanity in check whilst putting up lights and dealing with his family. He is able to finally get 20K lights up after many antics. This house has him beat by 18K lights! Eat your heart out, Clark!

Who doesn't love Trans-Siberian Orchestra, TSO, to really get Christmas rocking. Arguably one of their most famous songs, this powerful song is being showcased by a house in CT. There are over 38,000 lights dancing to the rocking tunes of TSO for 2019.

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This year's show has a total of 19 songs running for nearly 40 minutes via the use of Light-O-Rama hardware and software. Depending on the complexity, each song takes anywhere from 15 minutes to 10.5 hours. This one minute 39 second snippet of a Lindsey Sterling song took seven and a half hours to program! With over 120 hours putting the lights and decorations on the house, you are presented with 33,750 lights dancing to a hit song. Enjoy!

All 33,750 led lights in this display are controlled used Light-O-Rama (LOR) hardware and software. The house is on display in northern CT. Check it out!

What you're about to watch is a little over 33,750 lights dancing to 'Wizards In Winter' by the Trans-Siberian Orchestra. This year's display showcases a total of 19 songs that run nearly 45 minutes in totality on the Light-O-Rama software and hardware. You can find this house out in northern CT.

Christmas light displays have moved on from a static display to much more extravagant ones as seen in the video. Christmas lights for the most part have transitioned from incandescent bulb to LED's. This transition has allowed homeowners to plug many more sets together with much less fear of having a fuse blown at the house. In addition, it has also drastically dropped the amount of watts used. A typical incandescent string of 100 bulbs pulls about 40 watts of power, while a 70 count of LEDs runs about 5 watts. This years show is sequenced to 33,780 lights, nearly 4k more than last year! In addition to the light count increase, they've also added 8, 10W floods. As always, using Light O Rama hardware and software. Located in Enfield CT.

96 Channels controlling a little under 30k LED's through the use of Light-O-Rama [LOR] hardware and software deliver an amazing visual performance that you have to see to believe! It is a mouthful to pronounce, but it it still something to marvel at! As time passed, technology became more available and even more affordable, people would go way out of their way to create the most elaborate yard decorations. Hollywood has made a fortune out of movies on this subject! The song used for this LED light show is “Save Tonight" by Zayde Wølf, a.k.a. producer and artist Dustin Burnett. According to the About section on his YouTube channel, Zayde Wølf is the indie rock solo project of Burnett, a chart-topping songwriter and Grammy-nominated producer. What had begun as a movie trailer project had expanded into something unique: a new musical project called Zayde Wølf, which combined Burnett's history as a producer with his talents as a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. You have to admit that the eerie ambient sounds and Dustin’s vocals turn what we know as a Eagle-Eye Cherry’s cheery hit song into a morbid tune that brings no hope for a merry Christmas!

Holiday light shows don't always have to have Christmas songs in their display. Sometimes it's fun to put something different in the show to keep your audience guessing. Here's a mashup of several songs from the artist best known as Skrillex. For 2017, this home is running 112 channels through Light-O-Rama software that's controlling over 30,500 LED's! You can catch these lights "dancing" the night away in Connecticut.

It is a tradition honored across the ages - people would decorate the outside of their houses and front lawns to celebrate the coming of the happiest time of the year. Even in those warmer regions, where snow is a thing of fiction, people would scatter fake snow to bring the Christmas spirit closer. As time passed, technology became more available and even more affordable, people would go way out of their way to create the most elaborate yard decorations. Hollywood has made a fortune out of movies on this subject! The earliest known viral video of holiday lights on display was uploaded by Carson Williams in 2005, synchronized to the song “Wizards in Winter” by the Trans-Siberian Orchestra. The American progressive rock band has released four Christmas-themed albums and it would seem that they are inspiration for many Christmas-decorating fanatics. In this video, a guy in Connecticut has decorated his home with an array of 112 channels which control over 30,500 LED lights through Light-O-Rama software! It is a mouthful to pronounce, but it it still an amazing visual performance to marvel at! We could watch this all day.

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96 channels controlling 30,000 LED's through the use Light-O-Rama [LOR] hardware and software results in this breathtaking light show display that will definitely dazzle you. That's just so cool!

96 Channels controlling a little under 30k LED's through the use of Light-O-Rama [LOR] hardware and software give a dazzling tribute to the classic Christmas film 'Miracle on 34th Street'. Amazing!

Here's a slight twist to an absolute classic. This Connecticut home uses 96 channels controlling 29,290 LED's through the use of Light-O-Rama [LOR] hardware and software. So awesome!