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SONG
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SIZE
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DATE PERFORMED
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VENUE
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PLACE
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COMMENTS
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Georgy
Girl
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1010K
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04/16/98
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Toad's Place
|
New Haven, CT
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Originally recorded by The
Seekers.
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Goodbye
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1200K
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04/29/97
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Caberet Metro
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Chicago, IL
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Hair
Dresser's Show
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1735K
|
10/21/99
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Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
Flansburgh tells a story about
a show in the early days.
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Hearing
Aid
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2865K
|
12/03/90
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Exit Nightclub
|
Perth, Australia
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With an extra line in the intro.
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Hey
Everybody
|
200K
|
12/03/90
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Exit Nightclub
|
Perth, Australia
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Played the band to the stage.
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Hideaway
Folk Family
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2816K
|
09/19/92
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Valentine Hall
|
Amherst, MA
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Hideaway
Folk Family
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3869K
|
10/21/99
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Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
Performed duo style. Includes
the "scream as if you're in hell" segment.
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|
Hideaway
Folk Family Introduction
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2141K
|
11/09/00
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
John F. explains what do do
during the song.
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|
Hideaway
Folk Family
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3048K
|
11/09/00
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
|
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Honky
Cat
|
1399K
|
10/18/92
|
Radio Gaga
|
New York City
|
Originally recorded by Elton
John.
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Hot
Cha
|
1211K
|
12/31/89
|
Quiet Life
|
New York City
|
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How
Can I Sing Like a Girl
|
2936K
|
02/07/97
|
Irving Plaza
|
New York City
|
|
|
(She
Was A) Hotel Detective
|
1668K
|
10/29/94
|
Irving Plaza
|
New York City
|
|
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(She
Was A) Hotel Detective
|
1827K
|
10/21/99
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
Performed duo style.
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|
How
Can I Sing Like a Girl?
|
2033K
|
09/16/98
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Bluebird Theater
|
Denver, CO
|
|
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How
Can I Sing Like a Girl?
|
2175K
|
04/20/00
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
With an interesting new keyboard
arrangement.
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|
How
Can I Sing Like a Girl?
|
3974K
|
05/04/00
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
Performed with an eight peice
horn section.
|
|
Hypnotist
of Ladies
|
1304K
|
05/04/00
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
I think this is only the second
ever performnce of this song. (First was 4/27/00)
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I
Am Not Your Broom
|
623K
|
10/16/98 (instore)
|
Tower Records
|
New York City
|
|
|
I
Am Not Your Broom
|
537K
|
12/31/98
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Tramps
|
New York City
|
|
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I
Can Hear You
|
1517K
|
02/02/97
|
Idiot's Delight radio show
|
New York City
|
The first ever performance
of this song outside Edison Labratories.
|
|
If
I Wasn't Shy
|
1862K
|
09/19/92
|
Valentine Hall
|
Amherst, MA
|
|
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I
Hope That I Get Old Before I Die
|
4321K
|
06/20/88
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Tipitina's
|
New Orleans, LA
|
The Johns try to get the audience
to sing along.
|
|
I
Hope That I Get Old Before I Die
|
1788K
|
10/21/99
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
Performed duo style.
Play Cage & Aquaruium immediatly
after for segue effect.
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|
I'll
Sink Manhattan
|
2593K
|
02/21/97
|
Irving Plaza
|
New York City
|
Flansburgh talks about the
song's origins.
|
|
I'll
Sink Manhattan
|
2696K
|
10/21/99
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
Flansburgh again explains where
the song came from.
|
|
I'm
Having a Heart Attack
|
377K
|
12/02/92
|
Club Quattro
|
Osaka, Japan
|
A Fingertip, played right before
Statue.
|
|
I
Might Be Giant, Too
|
1911K
|
02/21/97
|
Irving Plaza
|
New York City
|
Played just before TMBG came
on stage; the song is by Deep Blue Something.
|
|
Insect
Hospital
|
1209K
|
09/28/98
|
Barrymore
|
Madison, WI
|
The only known performance
of this (improvised?) song.
|
|
Interview
|
2948K
|
09/12/97
|
WNRN radio show
|
Charlottesville, VA
|
A segment of the interview
with the Johns; topics include the exact origin of the band's name.
|
|
In
the Middle
|
892K
|
08/19/00
|
Prospect Park
|
New York City
|
Performed by Robin Goldwasser.
|
|
Introduction
to the Show
|
1053K
|
11/09/00
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
John & John explain the
theme of this show.
|
|
I
Palindrome I
|
1953K
|
12/08/93
|
CBGB's
|
New York City
|
|
|
I
Palindrome I
|
1953K
|
11/06/97
|
Mercury Lounge
|
New York City
|
|
|
I
Palindrome I
|
1848K
|
09/16/98
|
Bluebird Theater
|
Denver, CO
|
|
|
I
Should Be Allowed to Think
|
2386K
|
10/29/94
|
Irving Plaza
|
New York City
|
|
|
Istanbul
(Not Constantinople)
|
4256K
|
10/29/94
|
Irving Plaza
|
New York City
|
The 'freaky' version.
|
|
Istanbul
(Not Constantinople)
|
3951K
|
10/16/98
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
Includes a Jim O'Connor intro.
|
|
Istanbul
(Not Constantinople)
|
3353K
|
05/15/99
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
|
|
Istanbul
(Not Constantinople)
|
3254K
|
09/16/98
|
Bluebird Theater
|
Denver, CO
|
|
|
Istanbul
(Not Constantinople)
|
4432K
|
10/22/99
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
|
|
Istanbul
(Not Constantinople)
|
1335K
|
10/21/99
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
Performed duo style.
|
|
Istanbul
(Not Constantinople)
|
3267K
|
05/04/00
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
Performed with an eight piece
horn section.
|
|
Istanbul
(Not Constantinople)
|
4969K
|
08/19/00
|
Prospect Park
|
Brooklyn, NY
|
Performed with an eight piece
horn section.
|
|
Istanbul
(Not Constantinople)
|
3236K
|
11/09/00
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
|
|
It's
Not My Birthday
|
1788K
|
04/20/00
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
Possibly the first performance
of this song since 1987.
|
|
It's
Not My Birthday
|
1609K
|
11/09/00
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
|
|
It's
So Loud In Here
|
2847K
|
05/15/99
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
|
|
It's
So Loud In Here
|
2603K
|
10/23/99
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
|
|
I've
Got A Match
|
2048K
|
06/20/88
|
Tipitina's
|
New Orleans, LA
|
|
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I've
Learned the Value of Human Sacrifice
|
1047K
|
04/29/97
|
Caberet Metro
|
Chicago, IL
|
Partial song, possibly improv.
|
|
James
K. Polk
|
2510K
|
09/19/96
|
House of Blues
|
Hollywood, CA
|
Sung by Flansburgh.
|
|
James
K. Polk
|
2363K
|
11/07/97
|
Carnagie Mellon University
|
Pittsburgh, PA
|
|
|
James
K. Polk
|
3083K
|
09/16/98
|
Bluebird Theater
|
Denver, CO
|
|
|
James
K. Polk
|
2349K
|
10/23/99
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
The cannon is fired off during
the second verse.
|
|
James
K. Polk
|
2431K
|
10/21/99
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
|
|
James
K. Polk
|
2501K
|
11/09/00
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
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Jessica
|
1878K
|
07/31/93
|
Central Park
|
New York City
|
Originally by Allman Brothers.
|
|
The
Joker
|
3402K
|
09/04/96
|
Iron Horse
|
Northhampton, MA
|
Originally recorded by Steve
Miller Band.
|
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Jukebox
|
684K
|
08/28/89
|
??
|
London, England
|
Originally recorded by ??
|
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Kiss
Me, Son of God
|
1677K
|
06/20/88
|
Tipitina's
|
New Orleans, LA
|
|
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Kumbaya
|
778K
|
09/05/97
|
Webster Theater
|
Hartford, CT
|
|
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Letterbox
|
1211K
|
11/06/97
|
Mercury Lounge
|
New York City
|
|
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Leterbox
|
2349K
|
10/23/99
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
Featuring Dan Miller on acoustic
guitar.
|
|
Lie
Still, Little Bottle
|
2424K
|
03/01/90
|
Rote Fabrik
|
Zurich, Switzerland
|
Featuring The Stick.
|
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Lie
Still, Little Bottle
|
2694K
|
04/20/00
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
Flansburgh instructs the audience
to clap along to the beat.
|
|
Lie
Still, Little Bottle
|
3462K
|
11/09/00
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
|
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Lines
Upon a Tranquil Brow
|
1585K
|
07/31/98
|
Central Park
|
New York City
|
Originally recorded by Walt
Kelly.
|
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Linnell's
story
|
615K
|
03/13/99
|
Lupo's
|
Providence, RI
|
Linnell tells a story about
a local diner and a fictional delicacy known as 'baby fingers'.
|
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Lucky
Ball & Chain
|
2204K
|
10/05/92
|
Modjeska Theater
|
Milwaukee, WI
|
|
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Lucky
Ball & Chain
|
2191K
|
12/08/93
|
CBGB's
|
New York City
|
|
|
Lullabye
To Nightmares
|
2598K
|
04/28/93
|
Count Basie theater
|
Red Bank, NJ
|
Orginally recorded by John
Flansburgh & Joshua Fried.
|
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Mammal
|
1710K
|
09/19/92
|
Valentine Hall
|
Amherst, MA
|
|
|
Mammal
|
2273K
|
10/16/98 (instore)
|
Tower Records
|
New York City
|
Flansburgh was absent from
this appearence.
|
|
Mammal
|
2514K
|
09/16/98
|
Bluebird Theater
|
Denver, CO
|
|
|
Masshole
|
1776K
|
10/21/99
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
Band intoductions.
|
|
Masshole
|
1664K
|
04/20/00
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
Band intoductions.
|
|
Maybe
I Know
|
1762K
|
09/19/92
|
Valentine Hall
|
Amherst, MA
|
Originally recorded by Leslie
Gore.
|
|
Maybe
I Know
|
2336K
|
05/15/99
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
Performed as a duo.
|
|
Maybe
I Know
|
2834K
|
10/21/99
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
Performed duo style.
|
|
Meet
James Ensor
|
2273K
|
04/29/97
|
Caberet Metro
|
Chicago, IL
|
|
|
Meet
James Ensor
|
1630K
|
05/04/00
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
Performed with an eight piece
horn section.
|
|
Meet
James Ensor
|
1478K
|
08/19/00
|
Prospect Park
|
Brooklyn, NY
|
|
|
Metal
Detector
|
3131K
|
02/07/97
|
Irving Plaza
|
New York City
|
|
|
Monster
|
1045K
|
08/19/00
|
Prospect Park
|
Brooklyn, NY
|
Performed with an eight piece
horn section.
|
|
Mr.
Klaw
|
1377K
|
10/21/99
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
|
|
Mr.
Klaw
|
1305K
|
10/22/99
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
|
|
Mr.
Me
|
1483K
|
02/21/97
|
Irving Plaza
|
New York City
|
A duo performance.
|
|
Mr.
Me
|
1708K
|
10/21/99
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
Performed duo style.
|
|
Mr.
Tambourine Man
|
1582K
|
10/16/98
|
Bowery Ballroom
|
New York City
|
Originally recorded by Bob
Dylan.
|
|
Museum
of Idiots
|
2461K
|
08/19/00
|
Prospect Park
|
Brooklyn, NY
|
Performed with an eight piece
horn section.
|
|
My
Funny Valentine
|
1016K
|
12/31/89
|
Quiet Life
|
New York City
|
Written by Rodgers & Hart
|