Saturday Extra: The Shadow Government

Saturday, September 15th, 2007 at 8:00 am

Here’s the video for They Might Be Giants’ lastest — “The Shadow Government”. They may be trying to say something about our current administration or something.

Listening to: “The Shadow Goverment” - They Might Be Giants
They Might Be Giants - The Else - The Shadow Government


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9 Responses to “Saturday Extra: The Shadow Government”

  1. diamondfistwerny (Steve) Says:

    Cool song and video! I didn’t know they were still around!

  2. Chris Says:

    LOL it’s a bad bad world - how true

  3. Howard Says:

    Steve: Yeah, they’ve been doing kids’ music of all things lately.

    Chris: ‘Tis true.

  4. Chris C Says:

    Wow an 80’s band that now sounds like their are from the 90’s. Maybe in ten years they will catch up to the rest of music.

    I love how they jump on the politics bandwagon for a comeback. Worked great for Green Day. :)

  5. Godwhacker Says:

    I like this one. But then I think you knew that :)

  6. The Sinister Sunday. « The Reasonable Ego Says:

    [...] Howard, benevolent proprietor of The Web Pen Blog gives us some video goodness in the form of the latest from They Might Be Giants. This is serious nostalgia for me, and serves [...]

  7. Howard Says:

    Chris C: Funny, I don’t remember Green Day ever going away. Nor They Might Be Giants. But that could be I was the only one buying their non-popular music. I don’t see it as a bandwagon to jump on. Many, many people are fed up and it’s been proven over and over again that the best art is usually created from anger or a broken heart. Remember what Karen used to sing: “All you get from love is a love song.” Still true ::sniff:: today.

    Godwhacker: I figured.

  8. Jason Says:

    My partner loves them, and wants to see them here next month. The only song I know, is the one everyone knows…Well it’s Istanbul, not Constantinople(sp)…

  9. Howard Says:

    At least it’s from their best album.

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