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From his youthful days as a member of Ralph Stanley's band, to a stretch as a Nashville superstar, to his rediscovery of the bluegrass he grew up with in recent years, Ricky Skaggs has been a musician of integrity and inspiration. He has a knack for finding new songs that have the dignity and seriousness of the best of classic bluegrass, yet he also brings a wicked sense of humor to his stage presentation. Ricky recently reunited with Bruce Hornsby for an album of traditional-flavored music, "Cluck Ol' Hen," and he has been the artist-in-residence this year at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville. Ricky's band Kentucky Thunder has power in reserve, and there isn't a higher level of overall musicianship in the business! Get tickets early-Ricky's past shows at The Ark have been sellouts and landmark events.
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Likely dispirited from a debate that did nothing to change the race's dynamics, and with panic rising after more and intense polling confirmation that Sen. Mary Landrieu's campaign was on the ropes, expect now that Louisiana Democrats will engage in the most terrific mudslinging ever seen in the state in order to stop Republican Rep. Bill Cassidy from poaching her current seat.
Word to the wise.
If you are in the world of politics, don't use the word slave, plantation and surely not the N-word.
One would have thought that Republican Congressman Bill Cassidy would have learned from his prior mistake. Apparently not.
The nightmare at the border shows no sign of abating anytime soon. Thousands of illegal aliens, including children, have crossed the border this year.
This year has seen a massive spike in unaccompanied children crossing the border illegally. Not surprisingly, 90 percent of the illegal minors do not show up for their court hearings and prefer to escape onto the streets of this country, knowing there is very little chance they will ever be deported.
In an e-mail, Col. Rob Maness's campaign manager Michael D. Byrne writes that "the choice in the Louisiana Senate race is becoming clearer and clearer." He argues that Bill Cassidy misrepresented the NorthShore Republican Men's Club Meet the Press Dinner as a "meet and greet" for himself on Facebook. This choice, Byrne asserts, is evidence of "the stark contrast between the politicians and the people." Unlike Cassidy, Maness, he writes, supported and valued the efforts of his local Republican Club, asking his campaign staff to promote the event to area Republicans.
Media bias strikes again?
According to a Baton Rouge group of democrats, the answer is "yes", but in a way it is calling the "untold story"
The political scene has plenty to discuss today as the oil and gas industry has filed suit against Louisiana AG Buddy Caldwell, the Democratic Party (at least throughout the nation, but likely not in Louisiana) seem to support Democrats handling much of government, except for the all-important economy and Tea Party favorite Rob Maness has taken a shot against his competition Mary Landrieu and Bill Cassidy on the flood insurance disaster issue.
With Congress and the White House still negotiating over whether to keep government open, the public relations campaigns continue to attract the eyes and minds of the Louisiana voters.
The fallout from the government shutdown debacle has been devastating to the Republican Party. Poll results show the party is viewed negatively by 70% of the American people. In addition, Congress has only a 5% approval rating, the lowest in history. While Democrats control the Senate and are also unpopular, the media has focused their blame for the shutdown on the Republican Party.
The shutdown of the federal government is coming.
Republicans Congratulate
The Louisiana republican Party has issued a statement applauding their efforts along with a conservative coalition business groups, the Jindal administration and lobbyists to repel the coalition of Republican fiscal conservatives and Democratic leaders to compromise on the budget.

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Bollywood hink John Abraham shoots a steamy scene with Sonal Sehgal for Nagesh Kukunoor's 'Aashayein'. The scene is the demand of the script and both shoot it very passionately. A source says, "John and Sonal's love-making scenes come at a crucial point in the film and
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Temperatures this morning were the coolest I have seen in about a week. We had a lot of 40's early. Dewpoint temperatures are starting to drop, which means humidity is decreasing as moisture in the atmosphere becomes less abundant. Lower humidity to feed the afternoon upslope breeze means showers will be less abundant.
The upper level low pressure circulation is moving through southern Colorado and northern New Mexico this morning. Rain and high-elevation snow have been falling over southwestern Colorado behind the low. In our area, we have been dry. The upper low could still provide a few showers to us this afternoon, but we will be growing more dependant on the afternoon upslope breeze to generate the showers. With the primary source for lift being topography-dependant, showers likely will become more restricted to areas in or near the mountains. Humidity will also be on a downward trend beginning today, which means even those showers and thunderstorms that develop in or near the mountains will become less abundant. Expect high temperatures in the 60's and 70's today and tomorrow with 80's beginning to return to the Plains. A bigger warm up is on the way. I'll have those details in the seven-day forecast coming up.
A little more sun this morning will make for a more speedy warm up. By 10 AM, we're already in the 60's with 50's lingering in high elevations. Showers begin developing by noon in the mountains west of I-25, and temperatures will warm into the 70's along the Arkansas Valley and Southeastern Plains with 60's around Colorado Springs and in high elevations. By 4 PM, a few showers try to escape the mountains, but they will be much less abundant today than they have been.
The coverage of showers will continue decreasing tomorrow as humidity continues to drop off. Just enough of an upslope breeze will stay with us, however, that a stray afternoon shower cannot be completely removed from the forecast in and near the mountains. The farther away you are from the mountains, however, the less likely you are to see any rain. Lower humidity with fewer clouds and showers will also mean a warm up, which really revs up on Tuesday. That's when we will warm back into the 80's, and some areas will even make a run toward 90. The next chance for any rain comes on Friday when a system over the Pacific Ocean this morning approaches.
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Maybe masks are the new faces. Or maybe we all have phones in front of our mugs, anyway, so what's the difference? UK producer SBTRKT is yet another artist who's used the mystery of a (currently) obscured identity to build buzz for his music, which recently arrived with the requisite hype attachment via a self-titled debut on the XL imprint Young Turks. On it, he presents dub-step blips, brittle percussion algorithms, and knob-twisted forays into Four Tet's universe, plus guest shots from dance types such as Little Dragon. There is melody unmasked in the digital muck, too, and if dude plays live, he's a pretty sick drummer. With Mux Mool and Shigeto.
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Weekend Box Office Report: 'Despicable Me 2′ Triumphs over 'Grown Ups 2′ and 'Pacific Rim'
What's more powerful than a bunch of giant robots and giant monsters? What's more powerful than Adam Sandler and all his buddies? This weekend gave us a definitive answer: a lovable supervillain voiced by Steve Carell. 'Despicable Me 2' triumphed at the box office for the second week in a row, beating out newcomers like 'Grown Ups 2' and 'Pacific Rim' and making it look easy.
Weekend Box Office Report: 'Despicable Me 2′ Rides Over 'The Lone Ranger'
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'Pacific Rim' Offers $20 "SuperTickets" — in Canada
First, we heard Steven Spielberg and George Lucas warn of a coming change in the way we go to the movies. Then, 'World War Z' had that $50 "Mega Ticket," which gave viewers access to all kinds of additional goodies. Now, Guillermo del Toro's 'Pacific Rim' is getting in on the action, offering a $20 "SuperTicket" that will include special bonuses. The only catch is that it's for Canadian audiences only.
Weekend Box Office Report: 'Monsters University' Schools 'World War Z'
Zombies may be really hot right now, but there's one thing that is (and probably always will be) a bigger deal: Pixar. Brad Pitt's 'World War Z' performed quite well in its opening weekend, but even the biggest zombie movie of all time couldn't keep pace with 'Monsters University.'
'Star Wars: Episode 7′ Casting Sheet Reveals New Characters!
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Weekend Box Office Report: 'Man of Steel' Soars to Number One
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New 'White House Down' Extended Trailer Dares You Not to Love It
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'The Hobbit 2′ Poster: Martin Freeman Faces the Desolation of Smaug
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Weekend Box Office Report: 'The Purge' Wipes Out 'The Internship'
For the second week in a row, a David has taken down a Goliath. Last week, a little magician thriller handily derailed a Will Smith juggernaut and this week, the tiny horror film 'The Purge' took 'The Internship' down a peg or a dozen. We're one month in and this summer movie season has already given us plenty of surprises at the box office.
Spock Is Ready to Ditch 'Star Trek' for 'Star Wars: Episode 7′
Many 'Star Trek' fans felt personally betrayed when director J.J. Abrams ditched the series and jumped ship to 'Star Wars: Episode 7.' After all, the two iconic science fiction franchises have been embroiled in a silly war among fans for decades now -- either you're in one camp or the other, it seems. But how would Trekkies feel if Mr. Spock himself, Leonard Nimoy, took a journey to the 'Star Wars' universe?


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Friday, February 10, 2012
Grout Museum Quilts
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thank you for the smilebox show. beautiful! LizzieReplyDelete
Oh, thank you for the photos, what a fabulous display, I'd love to go.ReplyDelete
We never let our beagle out after dark anymore. Far too many coyotes in this area, we hear them howling every night.
Thank you so very much for sharing the fantastic museum exhibit....You did a beautiful job to share it with us....ReplyDelete
With very much appreciation......
Thankyou for sharing such a lovely slide show of these magnificant quilts! Nice to see your work in there too, well done Kathy!ReplyDelete
My heart goes out to those poor coyotes, they are only doing what comes naturally, they are beautiful creatures, I just hope they get through their season without too many hassles for them or people/pets. Unfortunately our wildlife has had it's territory invaded by us......you can see I'm a softy when it comes to wildlife!
That was a gorgeous display of quilts! Thank you so much for sharing it with us. I hope to get out there to see it sometime this summer.ReplyDelete
I still have to cut my quil out for this month. I've not been feeling the greatest so it's time to catch up on all things quilty :)
What a beautiful slide show. Thank you so much for taking the time to put it together.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFriday, February 10, 2012 5:36:00 PM
Thank you for the slide show. Very interesting.ReplyDelete
thanks for putting together the slide show - i really enjoyed watching that.ReplyDelete
Your dog is so cute! Is she a cockapoo?? We are a cockapoo family and she looks very familiar.
Wow that's quite the slideshow! I enjoyed it very much - Thanks!!ReplyDelete
Thanks! My dog is a Malti-Poo, Maltese/Poodle mix.ReplyDelete
Thank you Kathy for taking the time to make the slideshow. The music was great and the quilts even better!ReplyDelete
Hope man and beasts stays safe during this time. The poor coyotes are acting out of desperation.
Thank you so much for sharing the pics from the museum. Amazing!ReplyDelete
I sewed my blocks this evening for the February Quilt.
- jennifer of SQTFriday, February 10, 2012 8:00:00 PM
how lovely!ReplyDelete
from my corner of the ever-rainy PNW, i will never make it to the Grout show in person... but i have savoured every single beautiful slide!
thank you so very much for making such a show for us all who live far away :-)
oh, the wonderful Little Jane doll quilt!
Thank you for the smilebox, beautiful quilts!!ReplyDelete
Thanks Barbara - I am feeling bad about the coyote too and hope they relocate him to a better environment. It's very sad to think of how those of us living in urban areas are pushing so much wildlife out.ReplyDelete
A trip to the Grout Museum is on my have-to list for this spring or early summer--only 90 minutes away. Should be a great road trip with a few quilting friends.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing the museum's exhibit. Smilebox downloaded into my computer as an extra when I added some other program. I didn't know what it was or what I could do with it. I uninstalled it. That probably was a mistake. It certainly creates a nice show.
Thank you so much for the slide show! So many beautiful quilts, so inspiring. I would love to be able to see the exhibit in person.ReplyDelete
A beautiful slide show.....Very inspiring, like your wonderful books.ReplyDelete
oh wow Kathy, your slideshow was WONDERFUL, i had to watch it twice! What amazing quilts, i am awestruck and very inspired..thank you! cheers, MarianReplyDelete
Thank you, great way to start my morning with a cup of coffee and looking at the quilts from the show! Ready to head out to work now.ReplyDelete
Mary Ellen
Thank you for the slideshow...what a beautiful display of current and vintage civil war quilts! My favorites are the doll quilts by Karan Flanscha.ReplyDelete
I so much appreciate seeing your photos of the Grout Museum quilt show in Waterloo. Since I live in Oregon, there is no way I'll make it to Iowa to see it in person. What a beautiful display of gorgeous quilts!!!ReplyDelete
Thank you that we here in the Netherlands can enjoy the beautiful collection of quilts from the Grout Museum.ReplyDelete
I really enjoyed it!!
What a treat for a snowy Saturday here in SE CT. Lovely, lovely slide presentation; the quilts are so beautiful--I especially liked the log cabin--was it cotton or silk fabrics?? Thank you JulieroseReplyDelete
Kathleen, Thank you so much for the wonderful slideshow. I so enjoyed seeing all the beautiful quilts. What an honor to be able to show your darling quilts along with Jo Morton and so many beautiful antique quilts.ReplyDelete
Looking forward to seeing the new pattern/quilt your working on. I have always loved hearts.
Thant you so much Kathleen for this beautiful exhibit! What a pleasure for the eyes!ReplyDelete
Thankyou so much for linking the video. I am in Australia and this was the next best thing. I love little quilts and have been waiting since before Christmas for Praire Children and their Quilts to arrive from an internet book seller. I have The Civil War Sewing Circle and love all the reproduction fabrics. Your blog is so inspiring. Thankyou.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSunday, February 12, 2012 8:36:00 AM
Koodo's Kathy, That was a beautiful slide show, Now I really want to go!!! Thanks, Karen S.ReplyDelete
Loved the slide show. I just hinted to my DH that we need to make a trip to Iowa before September to see this! I love your dog. My heart melted a bit when I saw your picture. I had a little Malti-Poo named Molly who looked so much like your baby but she was black and white mixed. She died exactly 2 years ago today and my heart still hurts for her.ReplyDelete
I really enjoyed your wonderful slide show. The quilts you photographed made a great presentation, and the music was delightful. I will go back and enjoy it over and over again.
Thank you!
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Thank you for taking the time to produce the slide show, the photos are great, what a wonderful exhibition.ReplyDelete
Nearly finished the Valentine's Quilt, I will post a photo in the small quilts group tomorrow. It's turned out really pretty.
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The quilts, the dolls, the music, especially the music, absolutely fabulous. I've watched the slide show three times now, and enjoyed it every time. So lovely to see your quilts along side Jo Morton's. And the antique quilts are so inspiring.ReplyDelete
Wonderful exhibit. Thank you for taking the time to share it with your viewers. =)ReplyDelete
I can relate to doggie story. I LUV my 5 year old 100 lb "puppy"...don't get me wrong. She sleeps in our bed with us. But...there are some frustrating/sleepless nights when she decides that she needs to get up for some reason(s) or other.
Thank you for going to the trouble to produce the slideshow. The quilts were so beautiful. Here in Australia there are limited opportunties to see antique quilts on display, loved seeing your quilts & Jo Morton's also.ReplyDelete


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"Everything Is Changing All the Time," pairs humble horns with gurgling, swampy synths, sustaining a mood somewhere between melancholy and contented. "Either Something Or Nothing Here," employs a frog's croak for some light, earthy percussion. "Sunset at Truck Patch" is Terry Riley meeting up with the music found at a Chinese food buffet. Basically, it's go-for-broke with it's ambient moodiness and, as a result, is just a lot less bullshit than most of the hypnagogic releases with which it'll inevitably be lumped.
Though comparisons to Seeno's group Ponytail are pretty much moot here, there's actually a similar fusion of whirling disparate sounds, only the goal isn't cracked-out chaos but stoner contemplation. Positive new age vibes dominate, in the thin waves of synthesizer and crisp guitar and the atmospheric song titles ("The Ocean After the Storm," "Stained Glass Window"), and though that's gonna get some eye rolls, music like this should be revived and made significant again because it can be really moving stuff. It just doesn't need nostalgic conceits and Tumblr-era irony wrapped around it. Thankfully, Invisible Surfer On an Invisible Wave has none of that.


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This page contains Cheats for Grand Theft Auto 4: The Ballad Of Gay Tony organized by sections for Xbox 360. Grand Theft Auto 4: The Ballad Of Gay Tony is a Action Adventure Modern game, made by Rockstar North, released on Oct 29, 2009 and published by Rockstar Games. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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Grand Theft Auto 4: The Ballad Of Gay Tony Xbox 360 Cheats
Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City is the brand new title from the famous "Grand Theft Auto" series and includes two complete stand-alone games - "The Lost and Damned" and "The Lost and the Damned" - together in a Box at an irresistible price. Grand Theft Auto IV is not required to play Episodes from Liberty City. The Lost and Damned Liberty City as Johnny, a veteran member of the notorious biker gang "The Lost". Johnny's loyalty is to his walk-badge and to Billy Grey, the club's President, in the first place. But Billy is on his release from rehab wild on a life of bloodshed and debauchery. Johnny finds himself in the midst of a vicious turf war with rival gangs for control of the domination of one by violence and corruption city torn apart. Can the brotherhood survive this ordeal? The Lost and Damned Liberty City missed an extra helping of arms, glitz and grime. As Luis Lopez, part-time hoodlum and full-time assistant to legendary nightclub impresario Tony Prince (aka "Gay Tony"), is with the competing loyalties of family and friends have to fight and the uncertainty as to who truly his or face is wrong, in a world where everyone has a price.Rockstar North
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- Release Date: Oct 29, 2009
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During game play press Up to show the cellphone and Up again for keypad and enter one of the following numbers to unlock the cheatmenu....From: dinkxz
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During transport missions, there will be some cars, boats, or planes that can only be used in that mission. Just kill the person that is with you in the vehicle and it will be yours to keep....From: SCOOBY__00
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At the start of the game, as Luis is shown walking down the streets of Liberty City, you will see Niko in a vehicle after the heist. You will also see Johnny ride off on his motorcycle....From: straw hat
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NHL -- The return of the John Buccigross #Twitterbagskate!John Buccigross
John Buccigross takes a long look inside the Twitter bag and gives us the latest take on the Superintendent of Danglebus, the Big Ten and the Sabres' chances of making the postseason.Story | Conversation | September 17, 2014
Forty-four pearls of hockey wisdomJohn Buccigross
It's the list of all lists. It's Bucci's 44 things. Ovie reaction, the best tuna sandwich in the world and a Berman-esque take on NHL names ... it's all right here!SpecialFeature | Conversation | December 01, 2009
It's October, I'm in loveJohn Buccigross
How can a game between the Penguins and Senators illustrate Bucci's favorite part of the NHL game? Let him count the ways.SpecialFeature | Conversation | October 13, 2009
John Buccigross: It's my annual music-mash Eastern Conference pre...John Buccigross
Bucci is kicking off another NHL season with his annual music-mash preview. Good tunes, predictions, East breakdowns ... it's all right here.Story | Conversation | September 28, 2009
John Buccigross evaluates Detroit Red Wings and Pittsburgh Pengui...John Buccigross
Are the Wings and Penguins living up to their billing in the Cup finals? Bucci breaks it down, player by player.Story | Conversation | June 03, 2009
John Buccigross: What a Stanley Cup win would mean for ...John Buccigross
When Bucci sees certain players during the playoffs, he wonders, how did they get there? He also ponders what a Cup win would mean for four star players.Story | Conversation | May 21, 2009
Running blog from Monday's Pittsburgh Penguins-Washington Capital...John Buccigross
Missed Monday's wild Caps-Pens battle? Don't fret, puckheads. Bucci's running blog has all you need.Story | Conversation | May 04, 2009
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Maybe it's the November stretch that has Bucci contemplating? Either way, he's clearing his mind with his take on a few lingering hockey issues.Story | Conversation | November 18, 2008
Familiar ring to Eastern Conference outlookJohn Buccigross
John Buccigross continues his season preview with a look at the East, and there's a familiar ring to it.Story | Conversation | October 06, 2008
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Before John Buccigross ventures off to Pittsburgh for his Stanley Cup interlude, he gives us his first impressions of the Wings-Penguins series.Story | Conversation | May 27, 2008
Detroit, Pittsburgh face first real tests of postseasonJohn Buccigross
Bucci returns with his conference finals previews and predictions and finds that Detroit and Pittsburgh face their first real tests of the playoffs.Story | Conversation | May 08, 2008
Malkin vs. Crosby? 'Big O' for MVP? Let the debates begin!John Buccigross
This week's Capitals-Penguins game got our John Buccigross thinking. Is Alexander Ovechkin MVP-worthy? Does Malkin compare to Crosby? The answers are here.Story | Conversation | January 22, 2008
It's my column and my Hall-worthy picks for each NHL teamJohn Buccigross
Bucci can't let the Hall argument go. So, he's giving you his Hall-worthy players for each NHL team.Story | Conversation | November 20, 2007
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What reminds Bucci of the playoffs? His friend Jonesy. Bucci reminisces about playoffs past and reviews this season's first round.Story | Conversation | April 09, 2007
Cheat sheets ... and playoff pool picksJohn Buccigross
Bucci knows there are some of you who are just getting around to take notice of the NHL. So, he offers up some notes on what you missed so far.Story | Conversation | April 02, 2007
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Peter Forsberg's career is looking eerily similar to Larry Bird's, but that won't stop teams from calling. Bucci ranks their chances.Story | Conversation | January 22, 2007


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They Might Be Giants are an original band from Brooklyn, New York, was started in 1982 by John Flansburgh and John Linnell, and now including Dan Miller on guitar, Danny Weinkauf on bass, and Marty Beller on the drums. TMBG work continuously — writing, recording, and touring. They Might Be Giants have also been involved in creating original music for numerous television, film, and advertising projects.
They Might Be Giants' latest album is a compilation called Idlewild. It is a survey of the last ten years or so of the band's output. You can get it on iTunes or Amazon, from a local record store, or
directly from the band on CD, vinyl, FLAC, or MP3. Be sure to check out the latest video "Tesla" (featuring nine remixes) and the (1) (2) (3) amazing winners of the "Am I Awake?" video contest.
They Might Be Giants is about to release a free download of their first album recorded live — the first in a series of free projects coming out in 2014. They also have an on-going free audio, and sometimes video, podcast. The band is also currently working on two new projects — an album for kids and an album for adults, and plan on returning to touring around the world in 2015 in support of them.
If you need even more free TMBG, check out They Might Be Giants' app for iPhone and Android that streams a different song everyday. It also remembers the last five days of songs and will link you directly to the iTunes and Google Play stores if the spirit moves you.
There are also always free songs waiting for you when you join TMBG's mailing list. Of course it is also entirely private and exclusive to TMBG. They will keep you informed of all live shows, video postings, and free stuff, but never ever share that information. Sign up here…
For the complete TMBG discography, visit the fully redesigned music page. TMBG is on Facebook, Tumblr, Twitter and John F. of TMBG is on Instagram.
They Might Be Giants are proud to have won two Grammys, sold a boat-load of albums, and worked with many great record companies, and even some stinkers. For a complete, almost day-to-day history of everything TMBG have ever done, go to www.tmbw.net, the fan-created They Might Be Giants wiki.


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