Kiss Me, Son of Blog
Chase RoperA weekly essay about every They Might Be Giants song in order. And the life that happened while I was listening.
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Four Of Two: Supposedly, a Song for Kids that Gives Me Existential Dread.
Four Of Two by They Might Be Giants: A Broken NYC Clock, Watching My Kids Grow Up, and slipping nature of time.
Four Of Two is such an odd way to refer to a time of day. It’s very old-timey. No, it’s not mathematically referring to the num...
Kiss Me, Son of Extras: Happy Doesn't Have To Have An Ending
From They Might Be Giants' bedtime story collection book, "Bed, Bed, Bed". A song I have just heard for the first time today. It's GOOD.
I’m writing about every song from every full studio album by They Might Be Giants. These posts are for...
Bonus Post: A Very Recent Personal Failure
Not everything creative thing I attempt is a success. IMO, most of them are failures but this was objectively an absolute miss.
For months, I’d had this really fun idea floating around to use a hand puppet video intro for each of the posts...
Fibber Island: An Opening Song for the First TMBG Album for Kids
Welcome to the first entry for They Might Be Giants’ official venture into children’s music. An album named after a word that the young-aged fans-to-be were very familiar with hearing; No!
I was a dad of about 3 years when this album was r...
Kiss Me Son Of Extras: Impossible
From a CD contained within a They Might Be Giants children's book. Let's listen to a rare goodie that could have made you the coolest parent.
I’m writing about every song from every full studio album by They Might Be Giants. These posts ar...
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