TMBG Webcore

Bringing you graphics and oddities related to They Might Be Giants from the Web 1.0 and early days of Internetz.

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Day 625

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Screenshots from TMBG Quake add-on.

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posted in 2003.

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Quantity tab from www.tmbg.com (1996-2001)

Website designed by The Chopping Block and Barbara Glauber

I don't think I got everything but I really love the aesthetic for this section of their old website, it's so fun!

Highly encourage anyone to browse their site using the Wayback Machine linked below:

More info about this site here:

tmbg.com was They Might Be Giants' official promotional website, started in 1996 by Bo Orloff. It has undergone many iterations, and as of

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by Scotty Arsenault

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Day 421

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To inaugurate this blog: A couple of cool tiled backgrounds out of a set of 30 available here: http://www.wompedy.com/tmbg/tmbpatterns.html

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Even more tiled backgrounds from wompedy.com. (first six posted)

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icons from the tmbg-icons livejournal group

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happy 2 thoudand they might be giants

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I absolutely love early TMBG interviews where John and John would just tag-team smartass their way through every single question

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(tmbg.net)

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You know, at the time I made this post, I thought "We've already been fired, and the synthesizer's busted" was just a Snarky TMBG Thing To Say, but I have since learned that both of those things actually happened