Wiggle Diskette

Wiggle Diskette Demo by They Might Be Giants
First released	March 30, 1985 Release details / collectors: Show \| Hide	Tracks	2	Last demo	1984 Promotional Demo Tape
Label	TMB Music <850647S>	Length	4:22	Next demo	1985 Promotional Demo Tape

Back cover

The Wiggle Diskette (as the record pronounces itself), They Might Be Giants' first official release, is a one-sided 7" flexi-disc (round, not square) released on March 30, 1985, produced by Bill Krauss, engineered by Al Houghton and Alex Noyes, and with drum programming by Chris Butler. The release was limited-edition of 1000 copies. The tracks included were "Everything Right Is Wrong" and "You'll Miss Me", both of which resurfaced in drastically rearranged versions on their debut album and Lincoln, respectively. The cover artwork features a photo of a young girl at a wool machine threading wool, with a small photo of the Johns at the bottom. Above, THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS is modestly printed. Some copies were distributed by stapling or taping bagged copies to telephone poles and street signs around Manhattan,^[1] as well as nailing them to trees around Tompkins Square Park.^[2]

Track listing[edit]

#	Title	Length	Lyrics	Guitar Tab
1	Everything Right Is Wrong	2:25		N/A
2	You'll Miss Me	1:57		N/A

Disc
Flyer for the disc's release party at Darinka. The hand photo is from Andrew R. Kosma's book The A.B.C.'s of Motion Economy.
Flexis
Advertisement for the disc from the May, 1985 issue of The East Village Eye.