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I knew from the start, you’d be the one to set me free … The most important stories and least important memes, every Friday. "Don't Let's Start" "Don't Let's Start" is a song about a phrase that doesn't really exist, but a sentiment … It’s certainly the more consistent live-show rush. I wanted “Till My Head Falls Off” or the fast version of “They Got Lost” or something I hadn’t yet heard from the Pink Album or John Henry. 30-plus years into this gig, TMBG can still make new history for themselves, ever aware that it’s still subject to life’s unavoidable erase button. From nowhere, at the verse’s end, woozy slide guitar and a suddenly buoyant bass catch us, lift us toward the chorus, one of those Linnell doozies where every note seems to have been set in motion by the logic of the preceding, the whole of it seemingly unspooled from the subconscious rather than merely written. “Cyclops Rock” is the perfect example of this. First emerging in the early ’80s, They Might Be Giants were compelling, confounding, and arguably without precedent. Page one of the TMBG songwriting playbook is “upbeat melody & dark lyrics,” and “When Will You Die?” hits that as well as any of their songs ever have. Almost a decade after the band’s first full-band tours circa Apollo 18, several songs from Mink Car showed where we were going to land: guitar-driven pop, intricate layers, intoxicating hooks, and, of course, the wit and humor of John and John. And it’s “Istanbul” from the iconic Flood that has exposed TMBG to the general public. The video is a must-see for hilarious riffs on the Beatles. A giant Octopus attacking a Whale – seemingly in space – as a 1970s era space capsule looks onwards. In a Manhattan psychiatric hospital a man, convinced he is Sherlock Holmes, is treated by a female doctor who happens to be named Watson. ), or Bush’s “Glycerine” (seriously, Beth, your analysis improved that song for me significantly). But if the video didn’t tip this one onto my list, its live version definitely did. It is the studio-made single on the otherwise-live They Might Be Giants album Severe Tire Damage, which seems potentially ignoble at every step of the way, especially if you’re not a committed TMBG fan. They Might Be Giants songs are often intellectual and open to interpretation and that’s what makes them fun! It looks like you're using an ad blocker. Demitri Muna is an astronomer at large in NYC who is reasonably obsessed with indiepop and is in love with a too-tall girl. Become A Better Singer In Only 30 Days, With Easy Video Lessons! I remember feeling a pang of disappointment when I found out it was actually a cover (by the Canadian group Cub), and felt a little better when Cub was cool enough with it to open for TMBG. The same pair also helped the Irish singer pen his breakthrough singles " Outnumbered " and " Power Over Me." Randy Locklair is a Brooklyn-based dad and software architect, who likes to play the cello, fly planes and race bikes for fun. Take my money, you beautiful bastards.) Or maybe you even noticed the song is 2:22 in length. As a bookkeeper of sorts on SportsAlcohol.com lists, it’s very much in my mind that while “Birdhouse in... 2. My son is not even three months old, but I see it already: he is a sad boy like his father before him. The chorus explodes with slightly distorted guitars, horns, and the irresistible chimes which alone transcend the song from average power pop to one I never tire of listening to. It’s about acknowledging our loss of youth and how time inevitably changes things. As a kid who spent 18 years in the suburbs, and as an adult who spent 4 years in a dead-end proofreading job, I am familiar with that absence. A dozen-plus such nerds submitted lists of their 30 favorite TMBG songs, a wonderful and impossible task that resulted in this list of 40. What’s That Blue Thing Doing Here? It’s probably some combination of those, plus a pinch of residual anti-Flood snobbiness (recall that you have reached the #1 spot and not seen “Particle Man” on this list. And as a young mixed kid with not a lot of friends of color, it was something that no one else really understood. In interviews over the years both Johns have admitted to ambivalence about writing love songs, to discomfort at the kind of personal disclosure that elevates a love song above cliché. --JeshuaBratman 05:42, 31 August 2007 (UTC) Hunh. And don’t believe the crazy rumors: Hammurabi isn’t dead. Only They Might Be Giants would think to strip away all of the glamour and mystique of rock and roll quite this way. His favorite movie is Ron Howard's The Paper. Heart Attack (FT19) I’ve always wondered if that line’s awed disbelief might also be about Linnell’s awareness that he has written a melody as pleasing and perfect as “She’s an Angel”’s. “These things happen to other people,” the song’s narrator sings, still not quite believing that that the woman who seems to have fallen for him might truly love him – the only plausible explanation must be some divine honeytrap. TMBG flips their oft-used Tin Pan Alley trick of disguising sad lyrics with happy music by ramping up the happy. Carrie Brownstein has noted that much of the greatest art has a “deal-breaker” element, a signature feature that makes it unique – and possibly alienating. How does he know, though? Directed by Anthony Harvey. Even the singer from Bow Wow Wow can’t make up her mind. So this was the token new song? What, talk about the meanings of the songs with your friends? But rather than plunge “She’s an Angel” soars. I Hear the Wind Blow (FT3) Doubtless one John or another once said something disparaging or dismissive about guitar solos, and certainly their early music eschews typical rock-music bombast. The swooping melodies and insistent backing vocals, which feel like celebrations out of context, suddenly turn into a race to the inevitable end of a relationship. It is, in some ways, even more painful than the prejudiced act itself. Dermot Kennedy wrote the song with Stephen "Kaz" Kozmeniuk and Scott Harris. ~Christina, October 10, 2007. They’ve also had storied success teaching their adult audience about James K. Polk (the 11th president) or more recently in their song “Tesla” from Nanobots, which is about the inventor Nikola Tesla (It remains to be seen if they will ever write an homage to the band Tesla). This one’s a little more personal for me. Oh, and also this song is basically about killing your mom for the insurance money. It was the first concert I had ever been to and in New York City, no less! But this isn’t about “Particle Man.” This is about the songs on Flood that really make it Flood. It’s fitting that their kickoff single featured many of their hallmark elements for decades to come: bright and melodic music, dark and off-kilter lyrics, stop-start rhythms, and of course, chintzy drum machine. Rayme Shore is an Obstetrician-Gynecologist (yes, really) who occasionally enjoys geeking out. Punchier. The good kind: curious, offbeat, and joyfully obsessive rather than sour or myopic. By (Even the music video is kind of sci-fi.) That darn bluebird of friendliness has won over thousands of new fans in the nearly three decades since its release, so many that Flood is the band’s only RIAA-certified Platinum album (that’s over a million copies sold, folks). The “cyclops rock” of the song, however, is unambiguously a dance alongside the other 60s dance crazes dropped in the song (“Pony, twist, monkey and frug!”), wonderfully screamed in the bridge in her thick Welsh brogue by Catatonia’s Cerys Matthews (nerd rock shout out; see “Mulder And Scully”). When its video first debuted on regular rotation on MTV, it is fair to say that nothing of the kind had really existed on the network. Just as sunbaked desert days helped to produce the druggy haze of the Meat Puppets’ best work, and the Minutemen were products of Southern California’s multi-cultural melting pot of influences, TMBG, with their remarkable combination of free-associative intellectual constructs, indelible hooks, and withering humor always felt like a particularly deranged MIT experiment. – Dennis, Glean, 2015 Everyone and everything is beyond repair for these two and so the sensible thing is to just tear the whole sorry lot down, all and sundry, completely. Yet “Doctor Worm” is far more “Mary Jane’s Last Dance” than, say, “You’re Only Human (Second Wind)” (shout-out to that sliver of overlapping TMBG and Billy Joel fandom that is composed primarily of my family or people who are like family to me). Amidst an inspired Flansburgh vocal and lilting horn/synth arrangement, the song makes being a rock and roller actually seem pretty dull. Giants Lyrics: Are you getting tired of hanging around here? “I Palindrome I” may be the most They Might Be Giants-y song there is, and yet it feels underrated. G#m F# E Just say the word and I’ll be yours E F# G#m You know I never forgot G#m F# B E F# G#m We were the song of the silence but time catches up G#m F# B E Just say the word and I’ll be yours E F# G#m You know I never forgot G#m F# B We used to be giants E F# G#m Giants G#m F# E B Oh I still love you though G#m F# G#m I still love you though 13. This song captures it perfectly. Song year: 1976. But when Linnell sings about tiny robots getting into each other’s personal spaces as they read comic books, I admit it: I think fondly of my space-invading, life-changing, vaguely TMBG-conversant daughter. I was counting on the chemicals, I was waiting on a miracle, Holding back what was inevitable, Don't go, don't go. Such a long-running success story (and their two excellent recent albums make it clear the band is as creatively vital as ever) must reflect something inspired in the initial composition of the group. That counts for something in my book. “They’ll Need A Crane” tells the story of Lad and Gal, two broken souls and their on-the-rocks marriage. 2. This is for realizing what a great fucking song “Road Movie to Berlin” is when you’re more grown. Aren’t You the Guy (FT8) Slogging through a job that’s sucking your life away would become a throughline of the band’s work, especially in Flansburgh’s songs, which feature fantasies about burning all the uniforms and practicing trumpet every day. 18. – Rob, The Else, 2007 The pig whom the person that covers the subway in ads is trying to keep happy is also just trying to keep his or her boss happy, who’s just trying to keep his or her boss happy and etc. 19. – Randy. The two Johns who functionally are They Might Be Giants — John Linnell and John Flansburgh — are that rare coupling of creative compatriots who are close enough in aesthetic tendencies to tolerate a three-decade partnership, but far enough away that their collaborations still crackle with the intensity of two distinct visions struggling to alchemize into one. They tumble out of Flansburgh with uncommon euphony, a parade of stick-in-your-head declarations every bit as catchy as goddamn “Particle Man.”. Wreck My Car (FT7) Mysterious Whisper (FT17) We used to be giants When did we stop? A despairing/invigorating spa-day spent soaking in the blood of the exploited working class, this singular Flansburgh/Linnell collaboration (Flansburgh sings and penned the verses; Linnell wrote the chorus and music) finds the band facing down the Reagan years much the same way The Else and I Like Fun would find them getting through Bush and Trump. But the song grew further in my esteem, into a spot on my all-time TMBG top ten even, when I heard it described as a song about reproduction and I thought, well, of course. – Trillion. Just say the word and I’ll be yours You know I never forgot We were the song in the silence But time catches up Just say the word and I’ll be yours You know I never forgot I knew from the start You’d be the one to set me free That day in the park When the hurt would hide from me In the oversimplified shorthand, Linnell is more of the straightforward pop guy, while Flansburgh is perhaps slightly more inclined towards the experimental and digressive. – Rayme. They remain, 30 years after the fact, relics of a period in which underground rock’s largely regional character incubated success stories from gifted weirdos across the country. The herky jerky pop gem from TMBG’s self-titled 1986 debut helped set the template for the band’s patented blend of synth driven hooks, killer melodies and oddly dyspeptic lyrics, which often create a surreal and disorienting sense of disjunction when juxtaposed alongside their seemingly sunny delivery. 4. They could be anything, but the news focuses on the possibility of them being big terrible giants, of which you should be afraid. As a song, it is a real beauty, an amalgam of the comic, baroque, and deeply considered. They’ll Need A Crane EP, 1989 If I were to take my own stab at what this song is about, I would say it’s about Pavlovian conditioning. During my senior year in AP English, once the AP test was over with, we went on to, by far, my most anticipated English assignment of the year: Everyone would choose a pop song, print out the lyrics like it was a poem, play it for the class, write some discussion questions, and lead a little discussion sesh on, say, the Rollins Band’s “Liar” (not a lot of subtext there, Nik), the Stone Roses’ “Breaking Into Heaven” (Second Coming forever, Chris! forever. – Demitri, Apollo 18, 1992 Working Undercover for the Man EP, 2000 Yet somehow it took us until 2018 to pull together a proper list. The driving beat and verses densely packed with lyrics (showcasing Linnell’s impressive breath control) contrast with sleepy imagery of the mundane and everyday (door knobs and shoelaces). A particularly nerdy crowd. Maybe the melancholic imagery of “The End of the Tour” would have been better-suited to analysis. 12. And, if you want to talk more about it, you can meet me at The Cube. I Heard a Sound (FT16) Flansburgh seems apocalyptically driven to render the narrative, but also allows that neither side is wrong. That must have been a terrible relationship to stick with Linnell so clearly. Having been released in 2011, it’s almost certainly not, but her point remains. By the time I was browsing its used cd stores, it was already a copy of a copy of itself. “Fingertips” is actually 21 songs. I don’t think John Linnell was necessarily trying to create a paean to parenthood with this tune, and I don’t think that’s what he really wound up doing, either. But I am hardcore enough to know that, at some point in this song’s life, the verses switched their order around, and it still confuses me every time I hear it. It’s classic They Might Be Giants in that it’s working with a sound that’s very pop, but put through a sort of bizarre mirror of TMBG-specific structuring and lyrics in order to turn it into something completely different. – Jeremy, They’ll Need a Crane EP, 1989 When I see the New York skyline, it feels like home. Who’s That Standing (FT5) – Michelle, Glean, 2015 If we could be, we could be giants Bigger than the walls that hide us Breaking all the laws of science Looking at a sea of diamonds If we could be, if we could be giants, oh If we could be giants, if we could be giants If we could be, if we could be giants, oh If we could be giants, if we could be giants If we could be giants The high energy reflects the fresh heartbreak and raw bitterness suffered by the protagonist… much like Alanis Morissette’s “You Oughta Know” but with more references to the Child’s Play movies. Other examples include “The Mesopotamians”, about a fake, but fully realized group that has been around since time immemorial, the aspirational tale of wanna-be drummer “Dr. But also, the trumpet part is WEIRD.) John and John were not yet thirty when this song was written, but it’s such a vivid portrayal of the dissolution of a marriage that it has to be drawn from personal experience. I was the stand-out person of color in a lot of my socioeconomic circles as a kid. (Song Starts) Dora and Blue: Come On In! Hold on to me, Hold on to us, Hold on to me, We were giants once. Dennis Perkins is a freelance film and TV writer for the A.V. Andy Richter was also there for some reason, but I digress. – Marisa, Mink Car, 2001 Flood earned them a platinum album, largely thanks to the success of "Birdhouse in Your Soul" which reached number three on the US Modern Rock chart, as well as "Istanbul (Not Constantinople)", a cover of a song originally by The Four Lads. “Listen to this,” she told me, and played “Man, It’s So Loud in Here” from the They Might Be Giants album Mink Car. They Might Be Giants have a track record of writing great songs about relationships that have gone sour, but they are usually viewed through something of a comical, occasionally cynical lens. That’s basically the experience of finding other They Might Be Giants fans, in convenient song form. Alan Scherstuhl is the film editor at the Village Voice. Of course it should soundtrack the moment in our wedding when we had to dance in front the people we loved most, since doing that made me feel like a little bit of an idiot. I was the idiot. Hi. It was still so new that I only had a bootlegged live recording. – Rayme, Apollo 18, 1992 We could tell! It’s a catalog of disappointments ranging from unfulfilled birthday wishes to poorly prepared food, and then, in my favorite verse, a deconstruction of “tall, dark, and handsome,” but it’s not ultimately a song of woe. There were TMBG t-shirts all over our high school for the next year-plus. We here at SportsAlcohol.com love indie rock, love lists, and love (with reservations) our teenager selves from years ago. Ugh. All Alone (FT12) If you didn’t have a sense of the lyrics, it’d probably be easy to mistake “Narrow Your Eyes” for pretty much anything but a break-up song. I have no idea what the meaning behind it is (if anything). Choose one of the browsed All I Want By We Were Giants lyrics, get the lyrics and watch the video. My girlfriend listened to this and immediately pegged it as a song about Trump. This also goes for the music video, which features the band’s, shall we say, avant-garde choreography, playing with the frame rate, and enlargements of the head of William Allen White. And while I wouldn’t give a song a spot on my list just because of the video, I’d be lying if I didn’t say the video for “The Guitar” didn’t factored in. Flansburg’s minimalist beat track, filled out by the joyous bounce of Linnel’s bass clarinet, sounds nothing like They Might Be Giants or Lincoln but would have been a highlight on either. To be clear, that show was far from the first time they’d ever played the song live (it was in regular rotation as early as ’99), but 2000-2001 were my own prime TMBG-going years, and oh man, the feeling I felt at this moment. Instead, they often sound like the output of a working band, particularly on the excellent six-album run that started with Join Us, their second LP with the current lineup of Danny Weinkauf (bass), Marty Bellar (drums), and Dan Miller (guitar). Everything Is Catching On Fire (FT1) “Nightgown” is a good one to play for someone who’s just starting to get into the band. So what makes “Birdhouse” so great? Song year: 1992. I remember the gap between proper studio discs in 1996 and 2001 felt epic to me back in the day, but I didn’t realize how good I had it; the band released something— a compilation, a live album, an internet-only album, EPs, demos—literally every year of that “gap.” They have a new album called I Like Fun out right now, just a few months old, but still we’re not safe to make our definitive lists, because they’re going to be releasing more tracks through their Dial-a-Song service throughout the year, just as they did in 2015 alongside their album Glean. It shouldn’t work as a fast power-pop song. Their songs are scratched “down into the clay / half believing there will sometime come a day / someone gives a damn / maybe when the concrete has crumbled to sand.” The allusions to 2007 Iraq are not strongly hidden here even as they are wrapped in a buoyant, playful, crowd-favorite pop song. “She’s an Angel” is the early-Giants slowdance treasure that proved the band’s not just for spazzes, even as the lyric captures a spaz’s terror in the face of a surprise romance. I chose “Twisting.” It was actually released as a single, which sort of makes it more of an official greatest-hit thing than “Particle Man,” though “Particle Man” had that crucial Tiny Toons video. Giants is a song about just that, steeped in bittersweet nostalgia. They have a reputation as a band that attracts nerds, and while that’s probably somewhat true, I think they’re also a band that kinda teaches you how to be a nerd. If you’re already in a good mood, you can just give yourself over to the bright, Brit-poppy guitar riff and sing along, and enjoy trying to extend your vowels for as long as possible. Who’s to say, but it’s fun and catchy. But when it came time to rank my favorite TMBG songs for this list—not, I admit, the first or even the second or third time I’d attempted such a thing—something nagged at me, telling me to put “Ana Ng” back on top. – Karen, Indestructible Object EP, 2004 This is what happens when you don't write your own bio. The excellence of the band’s catalog aside, this may be partially attributable to the savant-like, pre-internet cognizance TMBG seemed to possess about fan outreach through asymmetrical means. Why not bash in the puppet head we each must wear for all of them? Early TMBG records are so heavily referential with respect to the musical culture that it can feel a bit like an off-brand, aural actualization of the album art for Sgt. But I do not need to hear “Particle Man” again, and in a weird way “Doctor Worm” played a little like a cousin to that setlist staple: an accordion-based number, whimsical, not exactly a party-starter. “Erase” came out in January 2015, the first song in a year where TMBG released over 50 songs, and both the first single and first track from their record Glean. We had a tearful goodbye at the airport. But at least here is an overview of one of the greatest bands that ever dared to be strange, and vice versa. I loved (and love) the rock-band aspect of TMBG that you don’t always hear on the record but certainly hear at their live show, and I did not have time for this “Doctor Worm” business. – Rob, Join Us, 2011 It’s just so gorgeous, and the perfect paean to pushing past stress and regret. Dora: (Singing) It's The Dora and Blue Show! Verse one’s shuttering of the burn-smell factory upends the mournful romanticism of Springsteen, while verse three’s jubilant job-quitting high jacks Jerry Reed’s “Guitar Man” to posit a future where we don’t have to do the dumb things we all gotta due, one where anybody can just walk away from go-nowhere work — not just putative music stars.The genius, though, lies in verse two, which expresses the warmest, most humane thought in any college-rock hate-my-job manifesto. On a live album? It was one of those perfect summer concerts, with a setlist full of horns and so much energy and heat and mosquitoes. 5. Maybe I matured somewhere between fall of 1997 and summer of 1998, when Severe Tire Damage came out, and became more open to songs that did not rock my socks off. That semester, I had decided to study abroad. The notes of the vocal line in the bridge even contrast against the bass progression in a palindrome-y kind of way. 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