Artist	Song
They Might Be Giants	Countdown Intro
They Might Be Giants	Sensurround
They Might Be Giants	We've Got A World That Swings
They Might Be Giants	Doctor Worm
They Might Be Giants	Why Does The Sun Shine? (Live)
They Might Be Giants	She's Actual Size (Live)
They Might Be Giants	Older (Original Version)
They Might Be Giants	Reprehensible
They Might Be Giants	Certain People I Could Name
They Might Be Giants featuring Robin "Goldie" Goldwasser	Dr. Evil
They Might Be Giants	Boss Of Me
They Might Be Giants	Bangs (Original Version)
They Might Be Giants	Cyclops Rock (Original Version)
They Might Be Giants	Man, It's So Loud In Here (Studio Rock Version)
They Might Be Giants	Hovering Sombrero
They Might Be Giants	Yeh Yeh
They Might Be Giants	Hopeless Bleak Despair
They Might Be Giants	My Man
They Might Be Giants	Wicked Little Critta
They Might Be Giants	I'm Your Boyfriend Now (Demo)
They Might Be Giants	No!
They Might Be Giants	Fibber Island
They Might Be Giants	Four Of Two
They Might Be Giants featuring Nicholas Hill	The Edison Museum
They Might Be Giants	Sleepwalkers
They Might Be Giants	Am I Awake?
They Might Be Giants	Experimental Film
They Might Be Giants	Bastard Wants To Hit Me
They Might Be Giants	Museum Of Idiots
They Might Be Giants	Damn Good Times

Comment:

31. Stalk Of Wheat. The third and final disc of my new three disc TMBG retrospective. I got to include some rarer stuff on this disc, like original working versions of songs that ended up on "Mink Car" (which, obviously, I feel are better than their LP counterparts). The "Countdown Intro" is something I only recently got ahold of. It's the famous intro used in their early live shows ("TEN! Your ten fingers reach into the air...") recorded live at Tipitina's, New Orleans, 6-20-88. My preference for Linnell's songs really came out when compiling this era (1996-2004). On that note, I would not have included "Boss Of Me" if my friend hadn't wanted all their biggest hits included. See disc 1 for further liner notes. UPDATED 4-6-06: Made one minor adjustment recently. Came across an amazing studio version of the original rock arrangement of "Man, It's So Loud In Here" on the TMBG Clock Radio a few months ago. I swapped that with the live version I previously had here.

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