Shows/1992-11-17

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Links:

• Petaluma Argus Courier review

Setlist: (Incomplete!)

• Everything Right Is Wrong Again
• Put Your Hand Inside The Puppet Head
• Number Three
• Don't Let's Start
• Hide Away Folk Family
• 32 Footsteps
• Toddler Hiway
• Rabid Child
• Nothing's Gonna Change My Clothes
• (She Was A) Hotel Detective
• She's An Angel
• Youth Culture Killed My Dog
• Boat Of Car
• Absolutely Bill's Mood
• Chess Piece Face
• I Hope That I Get Old Before I Die
• Alienation's For The Rich
• The Day
• Rhythm Section Want Ad

Encore:

• Mammal
• The Guitar

They Might Be Giants
— with The Potato Eaters opening —
Great American Music Hall in San Francisco, CA
November 17, 1992

Fan Recaps and Comments:

"More from the alternative front" by Glenn Rubenstein
Petaluma Argus Courier, Nov. 20, 1992:

TMBG took the stage, starting out with "Everything Right Is Wrong Again" and proceeded to go through all the tracks on their first album, getting to the end, then playing some more favorites. The audience was very hyper, a mosh pit got a bit too hyper at one point, and Flansburgh motioned security to break it up.

After wrapping up their 25-plus song set, the group left the stage, only to come back to perform "Mammal" from Apollo 18, and "The Guitar." The audience cheered, the show ended, and again John Flansburgh signed autographs afterward.