Artist	Song
They Might Be Giants	Why Does the Sun Shine? (The Sun Is a Mass of Incandescent Gas) [Live]
from Why Does the Sun Shine - EP (2008)
They Might Be Giants	Mammal
from Apollo 18 (2005)
They Might Be Giants	Particle Man
from Flood (2007)
They Might Be Giants	Fibber Island
from No! (2002)
They Might Be Giants	Cowtown
from Lincoln (1988)
They Might Be Giants	Where Do They Make Balloons?
from No! (2002)
They Might Be Giants	Dinner Bell
from Apollo 18 (2005)
They Might Be Giants	The House At the Top of the Tree
from No! (2002)
They Might Be Giants	Alphabet of Nations
from Here Come the ABCs (2006)
They Might Be Giants	Dr. Worm
from Severe Tire Damage (1998)
They Might Be Giants	Robot Parade
from The Spine Hits the Road (2004)
They Might Be Giants	For Science
from Miscellaneous T (1991)
They Might Be Giants	Hot Dog!
from Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (2011)
They Might Be Giants	The Famous Polka
from Miscellaneous T (1991)
They Might Be Giants	Why Does the Sun Really Shine?
from Here Comes Science (2009)
They Might Be Giants	Here In Higglytown (Theme to Playhouse Disney's Higglytown Heroes)
from Here Come the ABCs (2006)
They Might Be Giants	Lady Is a Tramp
from Miscellaneous T (1991)
They Might Be Giants	Shoehorn With Teeth
from Lincoln (1988)
They Might Be Giants	Alphabet Lost and Found
from Here Come the ABCs (2006)
They Might Be Giants	Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Theme
from Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (2011)
They Might Be Giants	Four of Two
from No! (2002)
They Might Be Giants	Science Is Real
from Here Comes Science (2009)
They Might Be Giants	Lazyhead and Sleepybones
from No! (2002)
They Might Be Giants	Mr. Me
from Lincoln (1988)
They Might Be Giants	Meet the Elements
from Here Comes Science (2009)
They Might Be Giants	Whistling In the Dark
from Flood (2007)
They Might Be Giants	No!
from No! (2002)
They Might Be Giants	E Eats Everything
from Here Come the ABCs (2006)
John Linnell	Michigan
from State Songs (1999)
They Might Be Giants	Seven Days of the Week (I Never Go to Work)
from Here Come the 123s (2008)
They Might Be Giants	Violin
from No! (2002)
They Might Be Giants	Other Father Song
from Coraline (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2009)
They Might Be Giants	Number Two
from Here Come the 123s (2008)
They Might Be Giants & Robin Goldwasser	Electric Car
from Here Comes Science (2009)
They Might Be Giants	Clap Your Hands
from No! (2002)
They Might Be Giants	Fake-Believe
from Here Come the ABCs (2006)
They Might Be Giants	Zeroes
from Here Come the 123s (2008)
They Might Be Giants	Roy G. Biv
from Here Comes Science (2009)
They Might Be Giants	John Lee Supertaster
from No! (2002)
They Might Be Giants	There's a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow
from Meet the Robinsons (2007)
They Might Be Giants	L M N O
from Here Come the ABCs (2006)
They Might Be Giants	Solid Liquid Gas
from Here Comes Science (2009)
John Linnell	The Songs of the 50 States
from State Songs (1999)
They Might Be Giants	Infinity
from Here Come the 123s (2008)
They Might Be Giants	D & W
from Here Come the ABCs (2006)

Comment:

Going back to their earliest days, we always knew that They Might Be Giants were a couple of kids in grown-up bodies, so it's no surprise that the band put itself at the head of the smarty-pants class with a bunch of children's records that make math, English, and science not only fun, but also cool. This isn't just a rehash of songs like "Now I've Learned My ABC's"; it's a surprisingly sophisticated teaching tool with concepts [i]way[/i] beyond your basic toddler fare, including brainiac topics, such as nuclear fusion, as heard in "Why Does the Sun Shine? (The Sun Is a Mass of Incandescent Gas)," and higher mathematics, featured in "Infinity." True to their playground roots, though, T.M.B.G. lightens up the lesson plan with inspired, kid-friendly goofiness in tunes like "Dr. Worm," "Cowtown," and perhaps the strangest comic book hero of all time, "Particle Man." So, if you're looking for some extra credit as an extra-hip parent, here's your assignment. We'll even let you take it pass-fail.

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