New Vinyl Mondays

 \3.6.19\ Those who grew up at the cusp of the technological revolution in the early 2000’s may recognize this duo of performers from Massachusetts, John Flansburgh and John Linnell, for their songs put out by Disney Records such as “Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Theme” and “Hot Dog!” heard of the aforementioned Mickey Mouse Clubhouse children's TV show. Though this may have been what our generation knows them for, their story is much bigger below the water.  In 1986, They Might Be Giants came onto the college radio scene with a self-titled debut album. Though a strong fan base had began following them, they did not see any initial success. Before this album, the two played around New York City, only producing one flexi-disc single in 1985. The combined effort of these two set the stone foundation for their future work. The second studio album came out in september, 1988, titled Lincoln. The name comes from the hometown of the twoo band members where they met in high school. Recorded...