Talk:Q&A

Unanswered questions:

Q: Does anyone know where I can find a picture of the Johns that has the two of them on the floor, and around them are a bunch of guitars with stickers on them that have "THEY" and "Might be giants" in a Miscellaneous T font, and a white guitar with a big question mark on it? I saw it once and I forgot where and now I can't find it.

Q: Several years ago, when I was pretty new to the Internet, I found what looked like a Master's Thesis about TMBG. I've tried searching for it since, but to no avail. DOes anyone have an idea where I might be able to find this? Thanks in advance!! --dinnerbell (brian@ral.ph)

Q: I'd like to use a TMBG song in a short film. Is there an email address I can use to contact them and ask for permission, or do the Johns have a stated policy regarding such use? --Dmagus 12:51, 3 Jun 2006 (CDT)

Q: tmbgdot[@]aol.com hasn't responded to my e-mail in two weeks. Does anyone have an e-mail address for the tmbg store that works? Has anyone else suddenly had their Venue Songs CD stop playing for no reason? My CD player won't pick it up any more. I don't think it's been anywhere near a powerful magnet...--M. Fudd 04:08, 25 September 2006 (UTC)

Q: When I attended a recent concert, I was close to the stage and every time I looked at John Flansburgh during a song, his pick did not seem to actually come in contact with his guitar's strings. Curious, I listened very closely, and I could tell no difference between the sound when John appeared to be playing and when he did not. Is JF miming his guitar in live performances? If so, why? -- Tim, 17 October 2006

My guess is that Dan was playing too and you just didn't see him. [/nohelpatall] --Lemita 01:10, 21 April 2007 (UTC)

O: What kind of amps and pedals has Flansburgh used in the past?--I know a few of them, but he seems to change it up so much it's hard to develop a list.75.158.40.131 22:49, 19 August 2008 (UTC)

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