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|Sung By = John Linnell ...song contains a little more existential angst than your average folk song, and probably more than was required."

|Sung By = [[John Flansburgh]], [[John Linnell]] ..., as well as a free PDF songbook and links to digitally purchase the album and its five science-themed counterparts can be found [http://www.argosymusicco

...ra and the Johns, which took a while to heal. [[Flansburgh]], [[Linnell]], and [[Susan Drew]] of Elektra discuss this subject at length in bonus footage i ...ll in a 1992 interview{{ref|url=https://newspaperarchive.com/pacific-stars-and-stripes-apr-12-1992-p-17/}}:

|Sung By = John Flansburgh ...was in an earlier band known as [[The Turtlenecks]]. In November [[2014]], Flansburgh discussed the idea of alienation being for the rich{{ref|url=http://tmbgare

.../details/cd_then-the-earlier-years_they-might-be-giants/page/n7/mode/1up}} Linnell and Flansburgh would reminisce on having Klapp read the line in a [[2025]] interview with

|Sung By = [[John Flansburgh]]; [[John Linnell]] harmonizes during chorus ...notes (though they were included in the 2013 LP issue). According to John Flansburgh in the [[tmbg.com]] archives:

|Sung By = [[John Linnell]], backed by [[John Flansburgh]] ...nd of radio static. However, this version replaces that with an overdub of Flansburgh yelling the "I don't want the world..." line through his guitar pickup.

...m, who had been there (The other person telling the infromant what she can and can't say) And in back of the edge of hearing these are the words that the voice was repea

...rence clean a vacant apartment. In addition, Linnell played [[accordion]] and [[keyboard|organ]] for this Hellenic trio's ''[[In The Baths Of Constantino

|Sung By = [[John Flansburgh]] and [[John Linnell]]

...nell's State Songs, as well as CDs by Andy Partridge, Mac from Superchunk, and Brian Dewan, call 1-800-HELLO-41. ...upcoming dates. Thank you for calling. Call back tomorrow for a new song. And now, today's song!

[[File:CBGB1986.png|thumb|John Linnell playing the accordion at CBGB, 1986.]] ...ion while playing. Up to the late 90s, it was also the instrument on which Linnell most commonly wrote songs.

...y:Lyrics|Lyrics]] pages. Check it out! (And thanks to [[User:Ecks|Ecks]] and [[User:Tom|Tom]] for their help.) ...[No!]] giving They Might Be Giants a splendid review. It calls them "Hip", and the CD sells for the very low price of $19.99!

|Title = John Linnell "State Songs" Interview ...um that's as big as all outdoors and all over the map." To be precise, Mr. Linnell has written 15 state songs. There may be another CD later. To be even more

...om a 1989 New Year's Eve performance. This is transcribed as they said it, and does not follow the "official" lyrics entirely.] And never brought to mind

|Sung By = [[John Flansburgh]], [[John Linnell]] ...kradio.com/JohnFlansburghTheyMightBeGiants.mp3 ''DVD Talk Radio''], [[John Flansburgh]] would discuss how the song fit into setlists mostly spotlighting the band

...rious musical genres. For the project, [[John Linnell|Linnell]] and [[John Flansburgh|Flans]] wrote songs stereotypically imitating styles ranging from metal to ...s were part of the Battle of the Bands, credited to their respective bands and performed in the style noted:

|Sung By = John Linnell ...ohn Linnell]] spoke about the song's meaning in a [[The Bradley Scout John Linnell Interview|1994 interview]]:

|Sung By = John Linnell ...-Through Of Mink Car|A Song-By-Song Drive-Though Of ''Mink Car'' with John and John]]'':

...Kitten Intro|*]]), however, there is some playing with backwards recording and backwards themes. *[[Gazing Out Toward]] - Linnell singing ''"Quit looking at me"'' played backwards