John Linnell plays Montana, from his solo album State Songs, live on a show with a guy 01/01/01. + Informações

Isabel Severson interviews John Linnell of They Might Be Giants before the band's show in Iowa City, Iowa.. + Informações

I like this song so I made a video for it. The song is from John Linnell's excellent album State Songs. This looks a lot better in 720p! I'm frustrated that all my timing has been messed up by some weird glitch that makes the video slightly out of sync with the audio. I kept trying to fix it but I'm tired of repeatedly re-encoding and re-uploading and re-deleting so I'm going to say this is good enough. I think the lesson is that Flash is not good for making YouTube videos. Fun fact: When I first heard Nirvana's song Scoff, I thought Kurt Cobain was singing "give me back my awful heart" instead of "give me back my alcohol". Later when I heard this song, I was surprised by the line "give me back my evil heart". Okay, I was lying when I said that was fun. I'm sorry.. + Informações

Decided I'd try my hand at painting since I haven't done it properly in FOREVER. Soooooo John Linnell of They Might Be Giants was the subject ^^ Enjoy! degge.deviantart.com. + Informações

John Linnell State Songs Louisiana. + Informações

This song isn't anywhere on this site. I don't like my odds of it (Or me, after my copyright issues) sticking around. We'll see.. + Informações

Processionals 1, 2 and 3 from John Linnell's "House of Mayors" EP (1996). All are short instrumental pieces revolving around the same basic strand of music.. + Informações

John Linnell of They Might Be Giants promoting his album State Songs (11/20/99 and 11/23/99). Setlist: Arkansas The Songs of the 50 States South Carolina North to Alaska Oregon New Hampshire Montana Maryland. + Informações

During Cloisonne at the show at the Vic Theater on Sept. 23 2011.. + Informações

A speed painting of John Linnell, one of the frontmen from They Might Be Giants. (Also my favourite, because he's so creepy and cute. Sorry Flansy!) Song - Canajoharie by They Might Be Giants. The song belongs to They Might Be Giants and only them, I don't own it sadly enough.. + Informações

the effect is so real that it's chilling to watch as the creaking automata lurch into action and act out historical deeds and make speeches sign legislation and turn their heads and blink their eyes. though the room has a faintly musty smell you forget where you are you are under their spell, and the spell that was cast is a ballot for the House of Mayors. + Informações

John talks about "Here Comes Science" with Astronomy magazine. In this part, he talks about the general concept for the album and the animations.. + Informações

A live, unreleased version of John Linnell singing the classic song "California Uber Alles" as originally done by Dead Kennedys All media copyright by respective owners Wow, TMBG posted a link to this on their Facebook! I am so honored! Thanks guys!. + Informações

An early demo of Maine from State Songs I found on a DAS bootleg. I'm not sure if this is TMBG or just Linnell, but since Linny did the final album version, I'll say it was him. + Informações

per request. this is one of my favourite state songs. + Informações

"In 1997, a starship landed somewhere in the Pennsylvania-Dutch country ladies and gentlemen; carrying the alien Mr. John Linnell to spread the future of sound across the planet! Please enjoy this brief segment of Mr. John Linnell's: "Future of Sound!" Taped July 28th 2011@ They Might Be Giants tour opener: Chameleon Club in Lancaster, PA.. + Informações

maine 2011. + Informações

I wrote a song for John Linnell's Birthday. + Informações

John talks about "Why Does the Sun Shine?" and "Why Does the Sun Really Shine?". + Informações

A LEEEEEEEG. + Informações

This song was written by the author Jonathan Lethem, along with a few other songs "written sporadically over the past twenty years." He recently posted the lyrics of this and the other songs written by him on his website for his Promiscuous Materials Project, in which he offers up song lyrics or titles and others perform and record them. In doing so, he is trying to break down ownership of the intellectual property that is the song, and raise questions of authorship. More about the project can be found at jonathanlethem.com. + Informações

John Flansburgh, John Linnell and Marty Beller performed a short set at the Peter Jay Sharp Theatre in New York City on December 8, 2011. It was a special show to benefit 826NYC, hosted by Eugene Mirman and Sarah Vowell. Please support 826NYC and TMBG. 826nyc.org http. + Informações

The Avatars of They. From their unfinished album "Straight Out of the Suitcase" Get this video and much more at TMBGs podcast at iTunes bit.ly or subscribe via rss bit.ly. + Informações

I like Illinois, it makes me happy :) And the latter song is cool too. Illinois - 0:00 The Songs of the 50 States - 1:23. + Informações

No one likes New Hampshire Man, but I do like the song.. + Informações