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1. 1. July 23rd, 2006 12:32

   Jeez, you’re making the trivia too easy. :D
   Well, time to give someone else a chance!

   
   

   CapitalQ

2. 2. July 23rd, 2006 12:51

   What Am I Doin’ by The Monkees.

   
   

   Casey

3. 3. July 23rd, 2006 12:55

   Haw, I just realized that they’re both covers. Lines Upon A Tranquil Brow is originally by Walt Kelly, and was released in 1956 on Songs of the Pogo. Casey should still get the prize. :D

   
   

   CapitalQ

4. 4. July 23rd, 2006 12:58

   AND Lines Upon A Tranquil Brow by Walt Kelly. It just slipped my mind that it was a cover after hearing it so many times.

   
   

   Casey

5. 5. July 23rd, 2006 13:00

   Hah, thanks CapitalQ. : ) Trick questions! >_

   
   

   Casey

6. 6. July 23rd, 2006 13:05

   Aw man! I knew this one too!

   
   

   Molly

7. 7. July 23rd, 2006 13:20

   P.S. – There was an air conditioner on during the show?

   
   

   Molly

8. 8. July 23rd, 2006 19:34

   And I should get points for ESPing this update.

   
   

   TheBlunderbuss

9. 9. July 24th, 2006 13:14

   What was scary about Que Sara? Or about Creepy Doll, even ?

   The latin song was really cool, though.

   
   

   Bibliophilia

10. 10. July 24th, 2006 16:35

    Nice show! It’s great to finally have a recording of TMBG’s Doh Doh Island song! Just curious, but what exactly is that Ubernöstrum song? It appears to be a You Don’t Know Jack commercial, but is there any TMBG connection?

    
    

    Drew

11. 11. July 24th, 2006 17:08

    Congratulations, Casey!

    Biblio: nothing scary, just sad. If I said “scary,” I meant to say “sad.”

    Drew: No connection (that I know of), I just thought it was really funny.

    
    

    Mr. Me

12. 12. July 25th, 2006 21:47

    There is also a Play-dough crystal caves commercial They did.

    
    

    TheBlunderbuss

13. 13. July 26th, 2006 02:10

    I LOVE You Don’t Know Jack!!! And Phil Ridelli(spelling), a host of a couple of the games, is a fan of TMBG! That’s so cool that you put that up there.

    
    

    D_G

14. 14. July 26th, 2006 23:51

    Thanks for finding the MIDIs, although I was hoping to get MY MIDI version of South Carolina out to the masses first. Oh well. (And uh, that midi version differs a lot from the song, IMO)

    Speaking of MIDIs, I’ll take any MIDI you have and make it sound much better than the MIDI wavetables you have.

    Side note:You Don’t Know Jack was made in Chicago

    
    

    TheBlunderbuss

15. 15. August 12th, 2006 19:41

    Sad shmad…I’ve always thought ‘Que Sera Sera’ was one of the most uplifting songs around…beautiful cover too…

    
    

    Rachel

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