User:JasonDeLima
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[edit] About Me
My name is Jason, and I've been a TMBG fan since 2007. I went to my
first TMBG show over at Columbus Circle, best day of my life! I play the drums, and if you want me to create any Drum Tabs for any song, just ask, and I will gladly create them. I know how to play half of the TMBG discography, and I can't single out one song to tab out for this community.
If you have seen someone on YouTube with They Might Be Giants Drum Covers, that is me!
[edit] My Discovery of TMBG
I wouldn't exactly say I discovered John and John through Homestar Runner or the Experimental Film video at all. It started out when I was in around 6th grade, I was downloading songs for Stepmania, a Dance Dance Revolution clone for the PC. One of the songs came in a song pack, turns out it was called Particle Man, by some group called They Might Be Giants. I thought it was extremely weird, yet fun. Then I lost interest in the game, but every time I read the name "They Might Be Giants", I remembered that awesome song Particle Man. Fast forward 4 years. I ordered some Homestar Runner DVDs after being a fan of the series since 3rd grade. And I saw a video in Music Videos called "Experimental Film." I didn't recall ever watching it, so I started watching it. I was sold. It was such a catchy tune, an amazing video and it was great. Then I checked out their puppet jams, Mission Control and Everybody Knows It, they were the greatest things on this planet. I was eager to learn more, buying songs off iTunes and going on YouTube, looking at songs such as Birdhouse In Your Soul and Istanbul (Not Constantinople), I'm glad to be such a big fan of They, and I WISH THEY WOULD PUT DIAL-A-SONG BACK UP!!!!!!
[edit] (Least) Favorites
Favorite Song Off Each Album:
- They Might Be Giants - Put Your Hand Inside The Puppet Head
- Lincoln - Mr. Me
- Flood - Birdhouse In Your Soul
- Apollo 18 - Dinner Bell
- John Henry - No One Knows My Plan
- Factory Showroom - Spiraling Shape
- State Songs - Montana
- Mink Car - Older
- No! - Four Of Two
- The Spine - Experimental Film
- Venue Songs - Towson
- Here Come The ABCs - D Is For Drums
- The Else - Climbing The Walls
- Cast Your Pod To The Wind - We Live In A Dump
- Here Come The 123s - Number Two
- Non Album Songs - Hey, Mr. DJ, I Thought You Said We Had A Deal, Sally Boy Candy Bar
Least Favorite Song Off Each Album:
- They Might Be Giants - Toddler Hiway
- Lincoln - Pencil Rain
- Flood - Hearing Aid
- Apollo 18 - Hypnotist Of Ladies
- John Henry - O Do Not Forsake Me
- Factory Showroom - Your Own Worst Enemy
- Mink Car - Mr. Xcitement
- No! - The Edison Museum
- The Spine - The World Before Later On
- Here Come The ABCs - The Vowel Family
- The Else - Feign Amnesia
- Here Come The 123s - Ten Mississippi
[edit] They Might Be Drummers
Did you know that I've somehow spoken with every drummer of They Might Be Giants?
I spoke with Brian Doherty on MySpace, asking him about his technique on live versions of Snail Shell. And we had a pleasant conversation.
I asked Dan Hickey if he still kept in touch with TMBG, and he replied simply saying "No, I don't." I tried to take it an extra step and ask how he was kicked out or why he left, but I got no reply.
And on February 23rd, 2008, I met Marty Beller and got to stand within 3 inches of him! Pics below.
Hopefully in the future, I'll drum for TMBG, and fans will get excited when talking to me. Hey, I can dream, right?
[edit] Thanks For Reading!
