Quinn's John Linnell Page Original pictures, plus a section on the Mundanes, John's pre-TMBG band. http://home.houston.rr.com/johnlinnell/

The Onion AV Club Two-part conversation with They Might Be Giants on the business of being quirky. http://www.theavclub.com/avclub3403/avfeature3403.html

theymightbegiants.com News and tour dates. http://www.theymightbegiants.com

They Might Be Giants Article from Queer in Your Ear. http://www.joeclark.org/QiYE40.html

TDK's They Might Be Giants Page TDK's Page Contains Live Material, Photos, Movies and MP3s. http://www.theymightbegiants.org/

They Might Be Giants Lyrics. http://www.freeyellow.com/members6/jungle-green/

RollingStone.com: They Might Be Giants Includes biography, discography, pictures, articles, audio/video files, and message board. http://www.rollingstone.com/artists/default.asp?oid=31

Amazon offers John Henry (Audio CD),13 September, 1994 List price $9.98 It grows on you.. / 5 When I first heard this album I was a bit shocked. Myself and my fellow TMBG fans derided it as a "teen angst album," moaned and whined that John & John had betrayed us by adding a band, and generally refused to give it a chance. A few years later, listening to my entire collection of TMBG in chonological order (a sanity-restoration ritual), I realized that this album is AWESOME! There are only 2 stupid songs, Window and DirtBike. Hey, for TMBG, that's not bad - their fans forgive them stupidity on a regular basis. Aside from that, there are more rockin', thought-provoking tunes here than you'll find almost anywhere. This album establishes beyond a doubt that TMBG are among the most gifted songwriters in rock history. I'm not going to go over each individual song - there are millions of TMBG fans who have and will. I will add my 2 cents about my 4 favorites however: "I Should be Allowed to Think" - TMBG does justice to beat poetry, and beyond! "Why Must I Be Sad?" - Funny and pissy, great for getting those pesky emotions unstuck. The lyrics are genius, subtly quoting the best of Alice Cooper with tongue firmly planted in cheek. "A Self Called Nowhere" - Righteous, angry, and breathtaking. Angsty punk bands of the world, take note: you will NEVER be this hardcore. "The End of the Tour" - I have written in my last wishes that I want this one played at my funeral. One of the most moving and emotionally honest rock ballads ever written. If your idea of TMBG is songs like "Istanbul" and "Particle Man," get over it! And give this album a chance! Song "This Ape’s For You" This Ape's for you He's coming atcha This ape's for you He wants to love you

They Might Be Giants - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia They Might Be Giants (commonly abbreviated to TMBG) is an American pop/rock ... [4] It soon caught the eye of Bar/None Records and earned them a review in ... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/They_Might_Be_Giants

They Might Be Giants: NO! - PopMatters Music Review They Might Be Giants, NO! (Rounder), review by Gary Glauber. http://www.popmatters.com/music/reviews/t/theymightbegiants-no.shtml

AudioRevolution.com DVD Review of They Might Be Giants AudioRevolution.com DVD review of They Might Be Giants. AudioRevolution.com subjectively reviews the latest DVDs, new music, high performance audio video ... http://www.avrev.com/dvd/revs/theymightbegiants.shtml

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