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Superfueled Freaksickle

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Artist: They Might Be Giants
Released: Never, originally scheduled for 1997
Tracks: Unknown
Label: Would be Elektra if officially released

Contents

[edit] Bryce's version

Superfueled Freaksickle fan-made cover by Bryce
Superfueled Freaksickle fan-made cover by Bryce

[edit] Track Listing

  1. Sensurround
  2. 25 O'Clock
  3. Welcome To The Jungle
  4. Ondine
  5. We've Got A World That Swings
  6. Whirlpool
  7. I Blame You
  8. Mrs. Train
  9. Why Does The Sun Shine?
  10. Doctor Worm
  11. Siftin'
  12. Ant
  13. Jessica
  14. Stormy Pinkness
  15. I'm Sick (Of This American Life)
  16. She Was A Hotel Detective
  17. Dr. Evil
  18. Moving To The Sun
  19. One More Parade
  20. Unforgotten
  21. Severe Tire Damage Theme
  22. Cabbagetown
  23. James K. Polk
  24. Butcher's Tale
  25. Sensurround (Alternate Version)

[edit] Steve Worek's version

Superfueled Freaksickle fan-made front cover by Steve Worek
Superfueled Freaksickle fan-made front cover by Steve Worek
Superfueled Freaksickle fan-made back cover by Steve Worek
Superfueled Freaksickle fan-made back cover by Steve Worek

[edit] Track Listing

A likely tracklist, keeping in mind TMBG's penchant for reverse-chronological order:

  1. We've Got A World That Swings
  2. Unforgotten
  3. Sensurround (single version)
  4. 25 O'Clock
  5. Snail Dust
  6. Mrs. Train
  7. She Was A Hotel Detective
  8. Ondine
  9. Christmas Cards
  10. O Tannenbaum
  11. Spy (single version)
  12. Whirlpool
  13. Jessica
  14. Why Does The Sun Shine
  15. Moving To The Sun
  16. I Blame You
  17. Welcome To The Jungle
  18. Larger Than Life
  19. Siftin'
  20. Cabbagetown
  21. One More Parade
  22. Ant
  23. Stormy Pinkness
  24. James K. Polk (single version)

[edit] Info/Trivia

  • "This was the rumored title of a rumored album that never saw the light of day. Had it existed, this album would feature the b-sides from TMBG's years on the Elektra label. Fortunately, Elektra's failure to recognize the market for such a compilation doesn't prevent you from collecting the songs and burning your own. :) I've added a few more (non-Elektra) songs just because they fit: stray songs from "various artists" albums and the studio recordings from Severe Tire Damage. There's at least one other fan-created incarnation of this compilation out there, with a chronological tracklist. For mine, I decided to exclude all the remixes to make more room for unique titles, and to arrange the songs for a more interesting flow. Preference is given to alternating Johns, and to breaking chronology as much as possible." - Bryce, BryceLand
  • I'd like to add that in the spirit of the phrase, it should really be spelled "Freakcicle" (much like "icicle" or "popcicle"), and not the widely-known corruption "Freaksickle" (which connotes a farm implement). That's why I've spelled it that way on the cover shown above. -Bryce
  • In 2007, the song Employee Of The Month was released on TMBG's MySpace profile with the text "Superfueled Freaksicle, 2011 No Doubt Theater" displayed to the left of the MySpace player.