Shows/2012-02-07b

7 wikians attended: CapitalQ Epeterso2 Gatorflyer Inky Jfailes Minerwerks Oliveirach

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Links:

• Flickr gallery by CapitalQ
• Misc YouTube videos: Doctor Worm, Cloisonné, Kiss Me, Son of God, The Mesopotamians
• Creative Loafing Review

• Poster • Setlist

Setlist:

• Sammy Intro
• Pencil Rain
• Can't Keep Johnny Down
• Celebration
• Mr. Me
• Santa's Beard
• They'll Need A Crane
• Snowball In Hell (featuring the The Avatars Of They)
• Purple Toupee
• The Mesopotamians
• Piece Of Dirt
• Stand On Your Own Head
• Birdhouse In Your Soul
• Damn Good Times
• Battle For The Planet Of The Apes
• Lie Still, Little Bottle
• Cloisonné
• Crazy Train performed by The Avatars Of They
• Pandor Jingle performed by The Avatars Of They
• Paranoid performed by The Avatars Of They
• Shoehorn With Teeth performed by The Avatars Of They
• Marty Beller Mask
• Kiss Me, Son Of God
• Cowtown
• Where Your Eyes Don't Go
• Ana Ng
• 123 Band Intro
• When Will You Die

Encore 1:

• How Can I Sing Like A Girl? (John & John only)
• Doctor Worm

Encore 2:

• Everybody Conga
• No One Knows My Plan
• Istanbul (Not Constantinople)

They Might Be Giants
— with Jonathan Coulton opening —
Ritz Ybor in Tampa, FL
February 7, 2012 at 7:00 PM

Fan Recaps and Comments:

Epeterso2:

Jonathan Coulton opened the show.

A Lincoln show!

Someone brought a poster featuring a portrait of Abraham Lincoln.
Coulton: Personally, I'm more of a Buchanan man.

In the Battle for the Planet of the Apes, the Apes won.

Linnell: Our next show is in Orlando, which is next to the creepiest place on earth - Gainesville.

After the final encore, the band returned to the stage and handed out free Join Us window decals to the audience.

Awesome-Looking Audience Members:

• A guy wearing a white lab coat that read "Doctor Worm" on the back
• A guy in a t-shirt featuring a triangle with a face, arms, and legs with the caption "I hate Particle Man"
• People wearing full-size masks of The Avatars Of They
• A guy in a t-shirt featuring an image of a memo with the subject line "Re: Your Brains"