Shows/2009-07-25
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Links:
- WXPN Streaming Audio
- Download from Museum of Idiots
- Flickr gallery by Thomas Hartnett
- Flickr gallery by "El Engr"
- Photos and review of the show by Kate Bracaglia
- Photos from the show by WXPN FM 88.5
- Photos from the show by Mark J. Smith
Setlist:
- Stompy Intro
- Alphabet Of Nations
- Seven
- Birdhouse In Your Soul
- Clap Your Hands
- Particle Man
- Spider
- The Guitar
- Older
- The Mesopotamians
- I Am A Paleontologist
- Ana Ng
- New York City
- Graveyard
- Doctor Worm
Encore:
They Might Be Giants
— with The Bacon Brothers opening —
Camden Waterfront in Camden, NJ
July 25, 2009 at 8:20 PM (Delayed from 7:40)
Fan Recaps and Comments:
- First off, this show was awesome! It was great to see TMBG in New Jersey, especially right on the waterfront.
- TMBG came on about a half-hour later than expected. Many people around me didn’t mind, as they said the Johns were fashionably late and they would be worried if they were on time.
- The show itself was a lot of fun. It was great to hear “Alphabet of Nations” and “Clap Your Hands”. I was especially excited to hear “Spider”, “Ana Ng” (both of which I’ve only heard live once or twice before) and “I am a Paleontologist” for the first time. I felt the songs were great for the wide variety of people there, whether you were a new fan, old fan, young fan, or adult fan.
- The funniest part of the show was during “Doctor Worm” in which Linnell sang that he swallowed a bug. Other memorable parts included Flansy kicking over a fan placed on stage, Flansy trying to get the photographers to sing “The Bass is Danny Weinkauf”, and John and John’s banter about the Toby Keith concert also in town.
- Loved the show guys! Wished it could have been longer!
- I wasn't at the show, but here are some things I would like to add from listening to the stream.
- Flansy sang the "I held your hand, you held mine" line during New York City!
- Flansy also claimed they didn't have a name for Graveyard, even though it does have a name.
