They Might Be Giants

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Apollo 18 Used - LP - 61257 Hard To Find 1992 German Only Original. Record Appears Glossy, Unplayed. Includes Custom Inner Sleeve. more
	Flood Used - LP - 60907 Increasingly Hard To Find 1990 Gatefold Original. Features The Hits "Istanbul (Not Constantinople)" And "Birdhouse In Your Soul." Includes The Original Black Die Cut Inner Sleeve. Record Appears Glossy, Unplayed. more
	Lincoln Used - LP - 72600 1988 Original With Custom Inner Sleeve. more
	Lincoln New - LP - 72600 Sealed 1988 Original With Cut Corner. more
	Nanobots New - LP - 21313 Sealed 2013 Original. TMBG Continue To Take A Break From The Children's Albums And Offer Another Fine Album For Their Adult Fans. more
	She Was A Hotel Detective Used - 12 - A-HAON 005 1988 5 Track 12" Single Off Their Debut Album (Albeit In A Remixed Form). Small, Clean Out Hole. Includes Non-Album B-Sides. more
	The Else New - LP - 1117 Sealed 2007 Gatefold Original With Custom Hype Sticker On Shrink. Co-Produced By The Dust Bros. more
	They Might Be Giants Used - LP - HAON 002 Mint 1986 Original With Lyric Insert. “They Might Be Giants' Eponymous Debut Album Is A Wild Fusion Of New Wave Pop And Arty Post-Punk Experiments Borrowed From The New York Underground. It Runs Through A Head-Spinning 19 Songs In Just Over 45 Minutes, Running The Gamut From The Performance-Art Schtick Of "Chess Piece Face" And "Youth Culture Killed My Dog" To The Pure Pop Of "Don't Let's Start" And "Everything Right Is Wrong Again." While There Are A Lot Of Geeky Jokes And Barely Developed Ideas Scattered Throughout The Album, The Sheer Kaleidoscopic Array Of Styles Is Intoxicating, And It Helps The Best Songs -- The Costello-Esque "Put Your Hand Inside The Puppet Head," The Sighing "Hide Away Folk Family," The Stomping "(She Was A) Hotel Detective," And The Gorgeous "She's An Angel" -- Stand Out In Sharp Relief.” Stephen Thomas Erlewine, AMG. more
	They Might Be Giants Used - LP - 72603 Beautiful 1988 Second Issue. Appears Unplayed. “They Might Be Giants' Eponymous Debut Album Is A Wild Fusion Of New Wave Pop And Arty Post-Punk Experiments Borrowed From The New York Underground. It Runs Through A Head-Spinning 19 Songs In Just Over 45 Minutes, Running The Gamut From The Performance-Art Schtick Of "Chess Piece Face" And "Youth Culture Killed My Dog" To The Pure Pop Of "Don't Let's Start" And "Everything Right Is Wrong Again." While There Are A Lot Of Geeky Jokes And Barely Developed Ideas Scattered Throughout The Album, The Sheer Kaleidoscopic Array Of Styles Is Intoxicating, And It Helps The Best Songs -- The Costello-Esque "Put Your Hand Inside The Puppet Head," The Sighing "Hide Away Folk Family," The Stomping "(She Was A) Hotel Detective," And The Gorgeous "She's An Angel" -- Stand Out In Sharp Relief.” Stephen Thomas Erlewine, AMG. more
	They Might Be Giants Used - LP - A-HAON-002 1986 Original With Lyric Sheet. more
	They Might Be Giants Used - LP - A-HAON-002 1987 2nd press (Bar Code) in shrink with lyric sheet insert. In their eponymous debut, They Might Be Giants concoct a delightfully eccentric blend of absurdist wit and eclectic instrumentation that sets them apart from the mainstream rock landscape of 1986. The Brooklyn duo, John Flansburgh and John Linnell, employ a charmingly low-fi production to craft a collection of tracks that are as quirky as they are catchy. Each song feels like a mini-experiment, embracing everything from accordion-driven melodies to playful synth lines. Lyrically, the album traverses a spectrum from the surreal to the satirical, capturing the listener's imagination with its unpredictable twists and turns. Tracks like "Don't Let's Start" and "Everything Right Is Wrong Again" are perfect exemplars of their ability to merge the bizarre with the pop-inclined, providing a sort of musical theater for the thoughtful listener. While some might dismiss their work as mere novelty, what's remarkable about They Might Be Giants is its underlying depth and innovation. The duo navigates themes of identity, existential musings, and societal norms with a deceptive simplicity that invites multiple listenings. Flansburgh and Linnell's penchant for wordplay and genre-blending results in an album that defies easy categorization, carving out their niche within the alternative rock milieu. The album resonates with a certain timelessness, its ingenuity only magnified by the bare-bones production that emphasizes the duo's raw creativity. In an era dominated by polished production and grandiose themes, They Might Be Giants remind us of the power of imagination, unbounded by conventional limits. more
	Why? New - LP - 020286221869 Sealed 2016 Children's Album Housed In A Gatefold Jacket. more