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|Sung By = [[John Flansburgh]], [[John Linnell]] [[Canon]], [[Educational]], [[Falling]], [[Not In Major Or Minor]], [[Puppets]], [[Questions]], [[Space]], [[Temperature]], [[Time]],

...tween Elektra and the Johns, which took a while to heal. [[Flansburgh]], [[Linnell]], and [[Susan Drew]] of Elektra discuss this subject at length in bonus fo ...nd selected as Musical Ambassadors for [[International Space Year]], which Linnell would recall in a 1992 interview{{ref|url=https://newspaperarchive.com/paci

|Sung By = [[John Linnell]]; [[Lisa Klapp]] recites the final line of the bridge ...ber of people with the surname {{wp|Ng (name)|Ng}} listed in a phone book. Linnell in [https://web.archive.org/web/19970511151928fw_/http://www.live-wire.com/

|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.

They dont need me here and I know your there (After he looses his job, or it is no longer needed, he thinks about here again) ...res this song with what a band like REM were producing at the time "Stand" or "End of the World as we know it" one wonders if there is any justice in the

|Sung By = John Flansburgh ...we are very happy with the results here." - [[John Flansburgh]] and [[John Linnell]] in "[[A Song-By-Song Drive-Through Of Mink Car]]"

[[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.

...u wanna vote go to my buddy profile and find my poll. It should be called "Linnell or Flansburgh?" I'm [[drworm818]] AIM.

|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

|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 *"{{wp|Bangs (hair)|Bangs}}" is a North American English term for strands or locks of hair that fall over the scalp's front hairline to cover the forehe

...how it happened. To be honest, I think it might have been written by John Linnell, now that I recall. But it could have been one of those things where they p ...} conducted by former ''People Magazine'' journalist Michael Small, [[John Flansburgh]] told a story when asked if Johnny Cash had ever heard "Boat of Car":

|Sung By = [[John Linnell]], [[John Flansburgh]] ...etters Of The Alphabet]], [[Loneliness]], [[Mythology]], [[Oblique Cliches Or Idiom]], [[Occupations]], [[Oxymorons, Paradoxes, And Contradictory Stateme

|Sung By = [[John Linnell]] with [[John Flansburgh]] on backup ...etters Of The Alphabet]], [[Loneliness]], [[Mythology]], [[Oblique Cliches Or Idiom]], [[Occupations]], [[Oxymorons, Paradoxes, And Contradictory Stateme

Or, any argument, for that matter. ...bee in your bonnett. The bee is the thought, the bonnett your head (brain or mind). He wants the person he's addressing to allow him access to the mind

|Sung By = [[John Flansburgh]]; [[John Linnell]] sings backup ...nment]], [[No! (Theme)|No!]], [[Occupations]], [[References To Other Songs Or Musicians]], [[Science]], [[Size]], [[Writing]]

..., the fact that not everyone should live by the same standards isn't fair or equal, so therefore, life is unfair. ...once again rejecting the ideals of society. The singer refuses to change, or do what he is told. Society is the boss, and we're not going take it anymo

|Sung By = [[John Flansburgh]] ...ong while walking through the audience. Linnell played the accordion while Flansburgh, without a microphone, shouted the song. He carried a large tape recorder w

|Sung By = [[John Flansburgh]] recites the testimonial quotes; [[John Linnell]] dubs the remainder *This was used to introduce some of the band's live shows in the '80s. John Flansburgh in a [https://groups.google.com/g/alt.music.tmbg/c/bVqy8KH2j8A/m/tcss42H-6a