They Might Be Giants - "Dead" ( Late Night with Jimmy Fallon) Should they be smiling so much singing a song about being dead? (Oops. I promise.)Ģ) Speaking of Flood, while it doesn't have possibly the greatest moment in television history, props to the band for picking one of the lesser-known tracks for airing on this Web-exclusive from Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. OK, you probably can, but we haven't reached that part of the supply curve yet.ġ) Did you know that we're coming up on the 20th anniversary of the band's classic album Flood? Did you know the band gave new liner notes of sorts to the album in this interview with Rolling Stone? Did you know that if you're a fan of the album at all, you need to click that link immediately and read? (Sorry.
You can never have too much They Might Be Giants. Posted in Listen To This, Steve 'N' Steven, Steve Burns, Upcoming Releases. (Thanks to Cormac at Kids-Tunes for the reminder.) Totally worth 20 minutes or so of your attention. Basically, it's Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots (already one of the best not-kids-albums that's really a kids' album) meets preschool. for all us children.Songs about poop, facts, unicorns, and octopi. Maybe you could add your stories to my music." "Okay", answered Steve, "let's always do that right here in Oklahoma and never in New York City." And that's just what they did. "I like to make brain burning musical soundscapes. "I like writing stories about outer space, wizards, and feelings." "That's cool," said Steven to Steve while playing a bass guitar, Micro Moog synthesizer, and two Stylophones simultaneously. The "About" description sums up the 6 songs on the Myspace page thusly: One day, while searching everywhere for Princess Rainbow, a lonely unicorn named Steve Burns met a magical musical octopus named Steven Drozd in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. This collaboration's been talked about for a while (the songs have been posted for awhile, too), and given Burns' and Drozd's previous foray into music for kids, the fact that it's getting closer is Good News For All Involved. Seems like it's as good a time as any to start talking about Steve-n-steveN, the collaboration featuring Blue's Clues star-turned-indie rocker Steve Burns and multi-instrumentalist Steven Drozd from the Flaming Lips. Check out the videos they’ve released below, and see if you can make it through 20 seconds of OK Toilet without getting “Now I’m pooping in the toilet bowl” stuck in your head.Today the Flaming Lips are releasing their latest studio album, a two-disk set entitled Embryonic. The album dropped on February 24th and is called StevenSteven: Foreverywhere.
The song, ‘OK Toilet Bowl’ teaches kids not to be afraid to poop in the toilet. Their first music video was quietly released on YouTube nearly 8 months ago, but has just been noticed by TMZ. They quickly became friends have have been putting together songs for this album over the last several years. The two Steves first teamed up on an album back in 2001, and Burns has even toured with The Flaming Lips in the past. The group is called SteveNsteven and they are creating some remarkably catchy kids music that parents can play without wanting to shoot themselves in the head. In fact, the former Nickelodeon star has a band with Flaming Lips’ Steven Drozd. Ever wonder what happened to Steve Burns from Blue’s Clues? Despite the internet rumors, he’s not dead.
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