Flood by They Might Be Giants (Cassette, Jan-1990, Elektra Entertainment) 
Flood by They Might Be Giants (Cassette, Jan-1990, Elektra Entertainment)

 
Flood by They Might Be Giants (Cassette, Jan-1990, Elektra Entertainment)

Artist: They Might Be Giants
Release Date: Jan 1990
Format: Cassette
Record Label: Elektra Entertainment
Genre: Alternative, Rock & Pop
UPC: 075596090742
Product ID: EPID3566212
Description: Producers: Alan Winstanley, They Might Be Giants, Clive Langer. It is fair to say that listening to this, their second album, in one hit is a little hard on the ear. Individually, the pathos and humour these chaps manage to put into ever...
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Track Listing
1. Theme From Flood
2. Birdhouse in Your Soul
3. Lucky Ball and Chain
4. Istanbul (Not Constantinople)
5. Dead
6. Your Racist Friend
7. Particle Man
8. Twisting
9. We Want a Rock
10. Someone Keeps Moving My Chair
11. Hearing Aid
12. Minimum Wage
13. Letterbox
14. Whistling in the Dark
15. Hot Cha
16. Women and Men
17. Sapphire Bullets of Pure Love
18. They Might Be Giants
19. Road Movie to Berlin

Details
Playing Time:43 min.
Distributor:WEA (Distributor)
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:DAD

Album Notes
Producers: Alan Winstanley, They Might Be Giants, Clive Langer.
It is fair to say that listening to this, their second album, in one hit is a little hard on the ear. Individually, the pathos and humour these chaps manage to put into every song is admirable--very much like a '90s version of Tom Lehrer, but without the satire. The jokes are ironic rather than obvious. Their commercial success is of course due to the songs' accessibility, the most commercial being the wonderful "Birdhouse In Your Soul," a deserved hit single. The story of a back-stabbing office ogre is chronicled in the shape of "Someone Keeps Moving My Chair." Some tracks are clearly private jokes and pass by the listener, although self-interpretation can come into play.

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