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Vinyl LP pressing. 2015 is already a landmark year in two-time Grammy winners They Might Be Giants' illustrious career. With the return of their Dial-A-Song service, the band is posting a new track each week to unanimous exclamations of joy from fans old and new. In celebration, the band is releasing Glean. It includes songs direct from these first weeks of their Dial A Song service. The range of these recordings is truly staggering. From the manic violin-driven 'Music, Jail, Pt. 1 & 2' to the bluesy grinding of 'Underwater Woman,' Glean compromises some of They Might Be Giants' most vital work of their 30+ year career.
Vinyl LP pressing. 2015 is already a landmark year in two-time Grammy winners They Might Be Giants' illustrious career. With the return of their Dial-A-Song service, the band is posting a new track each week to unanimous exclamations of joy from fans old and new. In celebration, the band is releasing Glean. It includes songs direct from these first weeks of their Dial A Song service. The range of these recordings is truly staggering. From the manic violin-driven 'Music, Jail, Pt. 1 & 2' to the bluesy grinding of 'Underwater Woman,' Glean compromises some of They Might Be Giants' most vital work of their 30+ year career.
020286219422

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Format: Vinyl
Label: IDLW
Rel. Date: 08/07/2015
UPC: 020286219422

Glean
Artist: They Might Be Giants
Format: Vinyl
New: In Stock $25.99
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Vinyl LP pressing. 2015 is already a landmark year in two-time Grammy winners They Might Be Giants' illustrious career. With the return of their Dial-A-Song service, the band is posting a new track each week to unanimous exclamations of joy from fans old and new. In celebration, the band is releasing Glean. It includes songs direct from these first weeks of their Dial A Song service. The range of these recordings is truly staggering. From the manic violin-driven 'Music, Jail, Pt. 1 & 2' to the bluesy grinding of 'Underwater Woman,' Glean compromises some of They Might Be Giants' most vital work of their 30+ year career.
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