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They Might Be Giants Release Science Quiz Game

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By Kate Harper (CHARTattack) November 2, 2009 5:12 pm
They Might Be Giants are big on science education for kids, as evidenced by their recently released Here Comes Science children's album. Now they've released an interactive computer game which tests your scientific knowledge. You shouldn't have any problems with the first question, since it asks you if science is real or fake. Well, maybe Jerry...
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CHARTtrack: They Might Be Giants' "I Am A Paleontologist"

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By CHARTattack Staff September 3, 2009 12:12 pm
They Might Be Giants released a children's CD/DVD package, Here Comes Science, on Tuesday. It aims to introduce little ones to basic scientific concepts. "I Am A Paleontologist," Hey, kids! Did you know if you get a Ph.D in paleontology you can call yourself a doctor, like this guy? (Your friends may mock you if you do, though.)...
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They Might Be Giants — "Electric Car"

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By CHARTattack Staff August 25, 2009 1:26 pm
This incredibly cute video for They Might Be Giants' "Electric Car" aims to make kids green consumers and promotes energy efficient transportation. It will be found on They Might Be Giants' upcoming children's CD/DVD package, Here Comes Science, due out Sept. 1.
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They Might Be Giants Children's CD/DVD Coming

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By Jason MacNeil (CHARTattack) July 17, 2009 12:25 pm
New York's They Might Be Giants have issued two children's educational albums in Here Come The ABCs and last year's Here Come The 123s. Now the band will put out Here Comes Science, another similar effort in a DVD/CD package. The 19-track record is slated to come out Sept. 1 digitally and through Amazon.com via the Disney Sound label. A wider...
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They Might Be Giants Sponsoring T-Ball Teams

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By CHARTattack Staff May 22, 2009 5:07 pm
They Might Be Giants are looking to sponsor 10 Little League baseball and T-Ball teams after they heard about a Seattle squad that took the group's name and wore T-shirts from their first kid's album, 2002's No!. "As the team They Might Be Giants does not keep score at their games, we like to say they are currently undefeated!," the...
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They Might Be Giants Continue Making Childrens' Music Parents Don't Hate

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By David McDougall (CHARTattack) February 2, 2005 1:00 pm
They Might Be Giants know that the children are not only our future, they're the band's future fans. As we reported several months ago, when TMBG signed a Disney deal, the first recordings they turned in to The Mouse House were for, fittingly, a children's album. Here Come The ABCs! will be released on February 15. So if Valentine's Day...
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They Might Be Giants — The Spine

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By David McPherson (CHARTattack) July 20, 2004 11:50 am
They Might Be Giants are and have always been quirky, cerebral and eclectic. Their lyrics have always been equal parts weird and equal parts wacky and The Spine’s prose is no exception. "Wearing A Raincoat" opens with this lyrical puzzler: "Wearing a raincoat is flying around in a plane made of a raincoat." The 16 snappy songs...
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They Might Be Giants Become Movie Stars

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By CHARTattack Staff May 6, 2002 4:30 pm
Older readers probably know them as the band who had an early-'90s college-rock hit with "Birdhouse In Your Soul," while younger readers are probably more familiar with their Grammy Award-winning theme song to Malcolm In The Middle. Either way, They Might Be Giants are one of the most fun bands in the music industry and now fans can get...
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They Might Be Giants Release MP3 Album

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By CHARTattack Staff May 18, 2000 3:30 pm
Whack New Yorkers They Might Be Giants have released their second MP3-only EP, Working Undercover For The Man. The eight-song album, which features all new, previously unreleased studio recordings, is available through Emusic.com for $7.99 U.S. with single tracks going for 99 cents each. As a special bonus, the first 10,000 people to purchase...
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