They Might Be Giants

In October 1994, They Might Be Giants performed at Sony Studios in New York City, a time when they were riding high on the success of their album 'John Henry,' released earlier that year. This marked a significant shift for the band, as it was their first album recorded with a backing band, moving away from their earlier, more lo-fi sound that defined their earlier work such as 'Flood.' The live recording, which later appeared as a limited-edition promo CD, captures their quirky, energetic spirit, and features songs that resonated deeply with fans. Interestingly, this concert coincided with their growing reputation as pioneers in combining alternative rock with clever, often whimsical lyrics—something that highlighted their unique position in the music scene of the '90s.

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