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Revision as of 23:39, 8 April 2006
Song Name: Dallas (Studio)
Artist: They Might Be Giants
Album: Venue Songs (DVD/CD)
Track Number: Track 1
Year: 2005
Run Time:
Sung By: John Flansburgh, John Linnell and Dan Miller
Trivia / Info:
- Also known as "Trees" in the original concert setlist.
- Featuring lyrics from a poem about trees by english poet Henry Treece. The song is very catchy, in the style of Yes or ELP.
- JF: "We did a song for a rock club in Dallas named Trees that we basically did in the style of Yes which was very very tricky ... the song was only a minute long but we probably spent four hours straight rehearsing ... that art-rock music from the 70s. ... we realized how much better the musicians in Yes must really be than we expected."dvdtalkradio.com
- This video showcases the work of underground cartoonist Kim Deitch.
- Due to financial problems, the rock club this song is based on shut itself down at the end of 2005.
Song Themes: Self-Reference
Videos: tmbg.com
Current Rating You must be logged in to rate this. You can either login (if you have a userid) or create an account with us today. Dallas (Studio) is currently ranked #397 out of 1035. (27 wikians have given it an average rating of 8.49) |
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