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Since their inception in 1986, They Might Be Giants have been on a mission: to eradicate the self-important, angst-filled, navel-gazing aspects of rock music, and to remind us not to take things quite so seriously. The band pioneered a particular brand of nutty humor fleshed out with quirky, catchy pop-rock that has inspired a whole generation of musicians to write songs that don't necessarily mean anything, and to perform them with a breezy, it's-just-music attitude. Who can resist a song called "Doctor Worm," (one of the few new studio recordings on this mostly live album of mostly old favorites), which asserts "I'm interested in things/I'm not a real doctor, but I am a real worm/I am an actual worm/I live like a worm/I like to play the drums."
Live Recording
Producers include: Pat Dillett, Tom Durack, They Might Be Giants.
Engineers: Kevin Cole, Brent Sigmeth, Matt Gold, David Robbins.
They Might Be Giants: John Flansburgh (vocals, guitar); John Linnell (vocals, accordion, baritone saxophone).
They Might Be Giants: John Flansburg (guitar, vocals); John Linnell (keyboards, accordion, baritone saxophone, vocals).
Additional personnel: Eric Schermerhorn (guitar); Kurt Hoffman (tenor saxophone); Frank London, Mark Pender, Jim O'Connor (trumpet); Randy Andos (trombone, tuba); Dan Levine (trombone); Diana Harold (vibraphone); Erik Sanko, Graham Maby, Hal Cragin, Tony Maimone (bass guitar); Zak Alford, Dan Hickey, Brian Doherty (drums).
Additional personnel: Eric Schermerhorn (guitar); Kurt Hoffman (tenor saxophone); Jim O'Connor, Frank London, Mark Pender (trumpet); Dan Levine, Randy Andos (trombone); Diana Harold (vibraphone); Hal Cragin, Graham Maby, Tony Maimone, Erik Sanko (bass); Dan Hickey, Brian Doherty, Zak Alford (drums); Mauro Refosco (percussion).
Severe Tire Damage Music | List Price | $17.98 (You save $2.93) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Pop, Alternative, Live Performances | | Label | Zoe | | Orig Year | 1998 | | All Time Sales Rank |  274055  | | CD Universe Part number | 7058181 | | Catalog number | 431096 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | May 09, 2006 | | Studio/Live | Live | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Personnel | John Linnell - vocals, accordion, baritone saxophone
John Flansburgh - vocals, guitar
Also: Graham Maby, Frank London, Dan "The Machine" Levine, Eric Schermerhorn, Mauro Refosco, Hal Cragin, Tony Maimone, Randy Andos, Brian Doherty, Dan Hickey, Jim O'Connor, Erik Sanko, Kurt Hoffman, Mark "Loveman" Pender, Diana Harold, Zak Alford |
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