First song playing on Grinch’s alarm clock before he tosses a book at it.

Second song on the Grinch’s alarm clock before he throws a tennis racket at it.

Christmas Is

Run-DMC

Third song playing on the Grinch’s alarm clock before he throws a picture frames at it.

Fourth song playing on the Grinch’s alarm clock before he throws a lamp at it, causing the alarm clock to fall down below the cave.

Max makes coffee for the Grinch. The Grinch gets ready to go outside.

Montage of the Grinch’s “emotional eating”.

The Grinch sings his own rendition of this song as he enters Whovillo.

The Who carolers sing this song as they follow the Grinch around town.

God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen (Solo Piano Version)

Devaughn David

Plays at the convenience store as The grinch shops for groceries.

A Holly Jolly Christmas - Single Version

Burl Ives

Bricklebaum is singing this song as he is decorating his house.

Deck The Halls

Jackie Wilson

Plays when Bricklebaum turns on his Christmas decorations and sees the Grinch lying on the snow.

Plays on the Grinch’s alarm clock down below the cave before he crushes it with his drawer.

Mambo No. 5 (A Little Bit Of...)

Lou Bega

Plays when Max imagines what he wants to do today.

The Grinch plays this on the organ as Max breaks his concentration by playing the drums and cymbals.

The Grinch watches Bricklebaum transport a large Christmas tree into Whoville.

Max finds the Grinch working out on his room.

Christmas In Hollis

Run-DMC

Plays as Cindy Lou and her Who friends rise their bikes as they prepare to trap Santa.

Faintly heard outside of Bricklebaum‘s house during the Christmas party.

The Grinch watches the Who’s sing Slight Night inside Bricklebaum’s house.

Bricklebaum‘s Dog, Mable, chases the Grinch across Bricklebaum’s rooftops.

The Grinch shows Max and Fred their “enemy”.

The Grinch makes his Santa outfit.

The Grinch hears the Who’s singing at the town square.

The Christmas Song (Merry Christmas To You)

Nat King Cole

The Grinch arrives at Cindy Lou’s house. The Who’s welcome him and they have feast.

End credits song.