- Venue Songs DVD/CD
Infobox Album |
Name = Venue Songs DVD/CD
Type = Compilation album
Artist =They Might Be Giants
Released =November 11 2005
Recorded = 2004–2005
Genre =Alternative rock
Length = 69:36
Label =Idlewild Records
Producer =
Reviews =
Last album = "Here Come the ABCs "
(2005)
This album = "Venue Songs DVD/CD"
(2005)
Next album = "The Else "
(2007)
Misc = Extra chronology 2
Artist = TMBG compilation
Type = Compilation album
Last album = "A User's Guide to They Might Be Giants "
(2005)
This album = "Venue Songs DVD/CD"
(2005)
Next album ="Venue Songs DVD/CD" is a
compilation album released in 2005 byThey Might Be Giants on their own label,Idlewild Records . The bulk of the material comes from 2004's "Venue Songs ", which is included in here in its entirety, although its order has been rearranged. "Venue Songs" was comprised of original live songs about the venue they were playing in at the time. They wrote a song for each of the venues in about a day. This album includes new studio recorded versions of 11 of the venue songs, as well as other non-album songs recorded in the past year. The DVD contains a storyline about Venue Songs which integrates videos for some of the venue songs, and includes other bonus videos as well.Story
A Deranged Millionaire (played by
John Hodgman ) approachesThey Might Be Giants and challenges them to write a newsong every day on their current tour, celebrating the unique characteristics of every venue in which they perform. If they do not accomplish this goal, they will forever lose the talisman that grants them their magical musical abilities.ong notes
* Tracks 7 and 17-46 were previously released on "
Venue Songs "
* "Love is Eternity" was previously released exclusively as anMP3 through They Might Be Giants' online store
* "Renew My Subscription" was previously aniTunes exclusive bonus track for "The Spine " (2004)
* "Taste the Fame" was from an appearance by They Might Be Giants on the TV show "Home Movies"
* "Tippecanoe and Tyler Too" was previously released on the compilation album "Future Soundtrack for America "
* "Bloodmobile" was written for an exhibit at theFranklin Institute inPhiladelphia, PA Track listing
CD
# "Dallas" – 0:42
# "Albany" – 1:27
# "Los Angeles" – 1:42
# "Anaheim" – 1:04
# "Vancouver" – 1:44
# "Pittsburgh" – 1:21
# "Asheville" – 1:29
# "Glasgow" – 1:06
# "Charlottesville" – 1:50
# "Asbury Park" – 0:50
# "Brooklyn" – 1:15
# "Love Is Eternity" – 2:05
# "Renew My Subscription" – 2:18
# "Taste the Fame" – 0:59
# "Tippecanoe and Tyler Too" – 1:38
# "Bloodmobile" – 2:22
# "Omaha" – 1:12
# "Houston" – 1:32
# "Leeds" – 1:58
# "New Orleans" – 2:06
# "Colombia" – 1:35
# "Santa Cruz" – 2:01
# "Minneapolis" – 0:49
# "Tucson" – 1:54
# "San Francisco" – 0:59
# "Memphis" – 1:10
# "Charleston" – 1:04
# "Atlanta" – 2:02
# "Farmingdale" – 1:02
# "New Haven" – 1:40
# "London" – 1:16
# "Raleigh" – 1:40
# "Towson" – 2:43
# "St. Louis" – 1:13
# "Philadelphia" – 1:31
# "Austin" – 2:43
# "Dallas" – 0:42
# "Albany" – 1:19
# "Los Angeles" – 1:40
# "Anaheim" – 1:03
# "Vancouver" – 1:59
# "Pittsburgh" – 1:20
# "Glasgow" – 1:07
# "Charlottesville" – 1:53
# "Asbury Park" – 0:59
# "Brooklyn" – 1:29DVD
# Greeting from the Deranged Millionaire
# The experiment begins
# "Dallas"
# A concrete shrine
# "Albany"
# Paradoxically
# "Los Angeles"
# An oasis of hooch
# "Anaheim"
# The great walled city
# "Vancouver"
# Monongahela
# "Pittsburgh"
# You can’t go home again
# "Asheville"
# and so
# "Glasgow"
# Returning to the U.S.
# "Charlottesville"
# Skee-ball and saltwater taffy
# "Asbury Park"
# The tour nearly over
# "Brooklyn"
# Goodbye from the Deranged Millionaire
# "Damn Good Times"
# "Experimental Film"
# "Bastard Wants to Hit Me"
# "I'm All You Can Think About"External links
*"" at This Might Be a Wiki
* [http://tmbg.com TMBG.com]
* [http://www.tmbg.com/venue.html Watch the whole DVD at TMBG.com]
* [http://www.youtube.com/venuesongs Watch the Whole DVD on YouTube.com]
* [http://store.yahoo.com/tmbg-catalog/vensondualdi.html "Venue Songs DVD/CD"] at They Might Be Giants' online store
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