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Bury Me at Makeout Creek) across sessions in Philadelphia and New York City
who knows what it means to not belong
this historic show is available on vinyl for the first time
The syncopated piano rolls in “Ophelia” (“I got a little paycheck/You got big plans/You gotta move/I don’t feel nothin’ at all”)
the Philadelphia band has been a banner name for fans across genres because of their kinetic and truly original style
John Henry Demos LP +7" (Color) fg_Vinyl Color_Orange with Black Splatter Bury Me at Makeout Creek)Long a popular bootleg among folks who enjoy that kind of thing, these demo sessions for Theys fifth album John Henry mark a fascinating moment in the evolution of that project and their evolution as a band. Recorded in Williamsburg in what was then the newly opened Excello Studio, the new lineup of They Might Be Giants pulled together an entire album's worth of material over a few days with stellar performances from a wide variety of local musical