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 Factory Showroom - They Might Be Giants
 Factory Showroom - They Might Be Giants ... Tracklisting1 SEXXY 2 Till My Head Falls Off 3 How Can I Sing Like A Girl 4 Exquisite Dead Guy 5 Metal Detector 6 New York City 7 Your Own Worst Enemy 8 XTC Vs Adam Ant 9 Spiraling Shape 10 James K Polk 11 Pet Name 12 I Can Hear You 13 Bells Are Ringing Newest Review: ... The lyrics are every bit as entertaining as we have become used to, and they have produced some brilliantly catchy and ... more ... tuneful music to go with it - a great improvement on the brashness of 'John Henry'. There are some fantastic songs on the album, from the list of New York landmarks in the upbeat track 'New York City' ("Statue of Liberty - Staten Island Ferry - Co-op City - Katz's and Tiffany's"), to the intense debate of musical superiority that is 'XTC vs Adam Ant' ("Beatle-based pop versus New Romantic - History will decide"). My favourite song on the album, however, is definite...more |
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Factory Showroom
Release Date: 1997 - 02 - 03, Audio CD, Warner Last Update 06.07.2009 07:18
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Factory Showroom - They Might Be Giants: End of the road (390 words)
by MykReeve - written on 05/09/00 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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This is the last album of new music They Might Be Giants released on CD - all their new music is now released only as MP3s available online. Since this album's release in 1996, the band has released an album of early material ('Then - The Earlier Years') and a compilation album ('Severe Tire Damage'). This album is something of a return to form for the band. As I listen to it again in order to review it, I fully accept that I'm going to be humming the tunes for several days to come - see what I put myself through for you, gentle reader! The lyrics are every bit as entertaining as we have become used to, and they have produced ...
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