Shows/1993-04-21
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Setlist:
- O, Do Not Forsake Me
- Don't Let's Start
- The Guitar
- Sleeping In The Flowers
- Ana Ng
- A Self Called Nowhere
- She's Actual Size
- Purple Toupee
- Dirt Bike
- I Palindrome I
- Lullabye To Nightmares
- Lucky Ball & Chain
- Which Describes How You're Feeling
- Why Must I Be Sad?
- Shoehorn With Teeth
- Ondine
- Everything Is Catching On Fire
- The Statue Got Me High
- Stump The Band
- The One That You Love
- Particle Man
- Your Racist Friend
- Spy
- Dinner Bell
- Thermostat
- Toddler Hiway
- Twisting
- The Famous Polka
- Birdhouse In Your Soul
- Dig My Grave
Encore:
They Might Be Giants
Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Worcester, MA
April 21, 1993 at 8:00 PM
Fan Recaps and Comments:
Performed at Harrington Auditorium, Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Tickets were $10, $7 for students at Worcester Consortium colleges.
Worcester Telegram & Gazette (Apr. 22, 1993):
They Might Be Giants proved to be the crowning achievement of Quadfest '93 - a daylong celebration of student events and music held at Worcester Polytechnic Institute.Their 90-minute set careened through sloppy timing, off-key singing and arrangements that could have used an extra guitar. It'll take a bit longer to bring their studio polish to the stage, but technical issues are generally irrelevant when confronted with the musical and performance phenomenon of They Might Be Giants.
Playing before a pogoing, sun-scorched crowd of about 1,000 engineers in Harrington Auditorium, the quirky duo of John Linnell and John Flansburgh put their new material and line-up through the paces.
With full-blown accompaniment on stage, it's clear They Might Be Giants is trying to shake the quirky studio joke band tag that has obscured all the demented invention they pours into their numbers. Who can take seriously a lineup consisting of guitar and accordion?
