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|Title = Robot Parade (ABCs Version) | |Title = Robot Parade (ABCs Version) | ||
|Releases = [[Here Come The ABCs/Combo Track Listing|Here Come The ABCs (CD/DVD)]] | |Releases = [[Here Come The ABCs/Combo Track Listing|Here Come The ABCs (CD/DVD)]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:56, 8 June 2023
- Song
- Lyrics
- Interpretations
- Credits
- Guitar Tab
- Bass Tab
- Chronology
| Song name | Run time | Releases | Year | Differences from other versions |
| Robot Design | 1:04
|
Songs For Chop | 1999 | Early version written for The Chopping Block. Lyrics are significantly different. |
| Robot Parade (eMusic Version) | 1:22
|
eMusic Freebies | 2000 | Early mix of the album version, with reverb on the vocals. |
| Robot Parade (Adult Version) | 1:05
|
Working Undercover For The Man (EP), Dial-A-Song: 20 Years Of They Might Be Giants | 2000 | Hard-rocking, guitar-heavy arrangement in a minor key. |
| Robot Parade (Ritz Show) | 2:03
|
TMBG Unlimited | 2001 | Live performance of the adult version. |
| Robot Parade | 1:22
|
No!, TMBG Clock Radio | 2000 | Child-friendly rendition primarily featuring the keyboard. |
| Robot Parade (Banjo) | 1:40
|
Unreleased | 2003 | |
| Robot Parade (08-19-2000 Brooklyn Show) | 1:23
|
TMBG Clock Radio | 2003 | |
| Robot Parade (The Spine Hits The Road) | 3:07
|
The Spine Hits The Road | 2004 | Live performance of the slow version, incorporating a Kaoss Pad solo. |
| Robot Parade (Live Almanac) | 2:53
|
Almanac | 2004 | Live performance of the slow version, incorporating a Kaoss Pad solo. |
| Robot Parade (ABCs Version) | 2:28
|
Here Come The ABCs (CD/DVD) | 2005 | Studio recording of the Almanac/Spine Hits The Road arrangement |
| Robot Parade (Podcast Version) | 2:54
|
Nine Bowls Of Soup 2 (Podcast Episode) | 2008 | Includes some extra lyrics and omits others. Simpler instrumentation and sung by John Linnell. |
