They Might Be Giants

In March 1989, They Might Be Giants was riding high after releasing their critically acclaimed album, "Lincoln," just the year before. This live recording from the Ecstasy Club in Berlin captures a band at a vibrant moment in their career, infusing their quirky, alternative rock sound with raw energy that only live performances can evoke. The album "Lincoln" had already established the duo as unconventional stalwarts in the indie music scene, blending catchy tunes with clever lyrics. Interestingly, this concert serves as part of the band's promotional efforts for their unique Dial-A-Song service, reflecting their innovative approach to music distribution and fan interaction. It's a snapshot of a band still on the rise, redefining what it meant to be a pop group in the late '80s.

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