THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS Factory Showroom LP 2012 US 1st Vinyl Pressing NEW SEALED
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New Sealed! 2012 They Might Be Giants - Factory Showroom - Asbestos Records US First Vinyl Pressing on Black Vinyl LP. This Very Rare & Desirable Pressing is in Pristine New Sealed Condition. It has become very difficult to find one of these original pressings in this Pristine New Sealed Condition. The album has been professionally stored (never been on a store shelf) and has never been opened, handled, or played. Please See Pics. Professional Packaging. Thank you.
1996's Factory Showroom, They Might Be Giants' sixth album (their fourth for a major label, their second with a full band), contains 14 songs.
" This may very well be my favorite They Might Be Giants album. It features a bit more of the pop rock sensibilities that I associate with their later works, and yet it still seems familiar when compared to their older material, perhaps due to the inclusion of "New York City" and "James K. Polk." Musically, this album has great variety, and a lot of the songs have incredibly catchy hooks and choruses. I also appreciate their decision to go with fewer but longer tracks for this album, as opposed to their later works that feature large numbers of minute long songs. While I enjoy a lot of their shorter songs, I find I pay better attention to albums with more standard length tracks, as it gives me more time to appreciate what they've done before the next song kicks in. I highly recommend this album to anyone looking for some solid songs with clever writing and great musicianship. " - Fan of This Album

Track Listings

Side: 1 1 S-E-X-X-Y 3:51 2 Till My Head Falls Off 2:53 3 How Can I Sing Like a Girl? 4:32 4 Exquisite Dead Guy 2:02 5 Metal Detector 3:50 6 New York City 3:02 7 Your Own Worst Enemy 1:45 Side: 2 1 XTC Vs. Adam Ant 3:37 2 Spiralling Shape 4:24 3 James K. Polk 3:04 4 Pet Name 4:04 5 I Can Hear You 1:57 6 Bells Are Ringing 3:32 7 Token Back to Brooklyn 1:02 (Hidden Track)

They Might Be Giants – Factory Showroom

Label:

Asbestos Records – ASB070

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Album, First Vinyl Pressing

Country:

US

Released:

Apr 2012

Genre:

Rock

Style:

Alternative Rock, Pop Rock A1
S-E-X-X-Y Arranged By [String And Horn] – Kurt Hoffman Bass – Hal Cragin Cello – Garo Yellin Congas, Percussion – Sue Hadjopoulos Drums [Break Sample] – Mo' Funky Element Trombone – Tim Newman Trumpet – Jim O'Connor Viola – Ron Lawrence Violin – Gregor Kitzis, Krystof Witek Written-By – Hal Cragin, They Might Be Giants 3:51 A2
Till My Head Falls Off 2:53 A3
How Can I Sing Like A Girl? Acoustic Guitar, Slide Guitar [Electric] – Jay Sherman-Godfrey 4:32 A4
Exquisite Dead Guy Cello – Garo Yellin 2:02 A5
Metal Detector 3:50 A6
New York City Bass – Hal Cragin Drums – Steve Calhoon Lead Guitar – Lyle Workman Written-By – Lisa Marr, Lisa Nielsen, Robynn Iwata 3:02 A7
Your Own Worst Enemy Cello – Garo Yellin 1:45 B1
XTC Vs. Adam Ant Bass [Ending] – Hal Cragin Cello – Garo Yellin Viola – Ralph Farris Violin – Krystof Witek Vocals [Sample] – Amy Allison 3:37 B2
Spiralling Shape Vibraphone – Steve Light 4:24 B3
James K. Polk Saw [Singing] – Julian Koster Written-By – Matthew Hill, They Might Be Giants 3:04 B4
Pet Name Congas, Percussion – Sue Hadjopoulos 4:04 B5
I Can Hear You Producer – Peter Dilg Tuba – Ron Caswell 1:57 B6
Bells Are Ringing Vocals – Amanda Homi 3:32 B7
Token Back To Brooklyn Drums [Uncredited] – Yuval Gabay 1:02
  • Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Elektra Entertainment Group
  • Copyright © – Elektra Entertainment Group
  • Manufactured By – Rhino Entertainment Company
  • Marketed By – Asbestos Records
  • Lacquer Cut At – Lucky Lacquers
  • Licensed From – Elektra Entertainment Group
  • Bass – Graham Maby
  • Design – Barbara Glauber, Heavy Meta
  • Design [Assistance] – Beverly Joel
  • Drums – Brian Doherty
  • Engineer – Albert Caiati, David Goodermuth, Greg Thompson, Tony Gillis
  • Lead Guitar – Eric Schermerhorn
  • Management – Jamie L. Kitman
  • Mastered By – UE Nastasi
  • Mixed By – Tom Durack (tracks: A1 to A3, A5, A6)
  • Photography By – James Wojcik
  • Producer – Pat Dillett, They Might Be Giants
  • Producer [Drums] – Artie Smith
  • Typography [They Might Be Gothic Typeface] – Jonathan Hoefler
  • Vocals, Guitar – John Flansburgh
  • Vocals, Keyboards, Horns – John Linnell
  • Written-By – They Might Be Giants (tracks: A2 to A5, A7 to B2, B4 to B6)
First release on vinyl. B7 is unlisted.

Recorded at River Sound, Hit Factory, Sound on Sound, Clinton Studios, Coyote Studio & The Edison Laboratory.
Track 12 "recorded without electricity on a 1898 Edison wax cylinder recording studio phonograph", "produced at the Edison National Historical Site, National Park Service, U.S. Department of Interior in West Orange, NJ"
Mastered at Sterling Sound, NYC

Amy Allison appears courtesy of Discovery Records.

All songs published by TMBG Music (BMI) except "New York City" published by Paw-Paw Publishing (ASCAP).
℗© 1996 & 2011 Elektra Entertainment Group. Produced under licence from Elektra Entertainment Group. Manufactured by Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company.

Made in The U.S.A.

Marketed by Asbestos Records.




































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