They Might Be Giants

On October 11, 1999, They Might Be Giants performed at Mississippi Nights in St. Louis, showcasing their distinctive blend of quirky melodies and witty lyrics. Leading up to this live performance, the band had just released their album "Factory Showroom" in 1996, a collection that further solidified their eclectic sound and appeal. Interestingly, around this time, They Might Be Giants were known for their inventive use of various media, including children's music, which would later culminate in their Grammy-winning album "Here Come the ABCs." This unique live set not only captures their energetic stage presence but also marks a period where they began to explore deeper thematic elements in their music, a transition reflective of their evolving artistry.

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