Here Come the 123S!

Locations
Call Number: Youth-CD Songs They Here
On Shelf At: Downtown Library

Location & Checkout Length	Call Number	Checkout Length	Item Status
Downtown Kids 2-week checkout	Youth-CD Songs They Here	2-week checkout	On Shelf

Compact disc.
CD. Here comes the 123s! The zeroes -- One everything -- Number two -- Triops has three eyes -- Apartment four -- High five! -- The secret life of six -- Seven -- Seven days of the week (I never go to work) -- Figure eight -- Pirate girls nine -- Nine bowls of soup -- Ten Mississippi -- One dozen monkeys -- Eight hundred and thirteen mile car trip -- Infinity -- I can add -- Nonagon -- Even numbers -- Ooh la! Ooh la! -- Heart of the band -- Hot dog! -- Mickey Mouse clubhouse theme -- One two three four -- John Lee Supertaster -- Bed, bed, bed.
DVD. Here comes the 123s! The zeroes -- One everything -- Number two -- Triops has three eyes -- Apartment four -- High five -- The secret life of six -- Seven -- Seven days of the week (I never go to work) -- Figure eight -- Pirate girls nine -- Nine bowls of soup -- Ten Mississippi -- One dozen monkeys -- Eight hundred and thirteen mile car trip -- I can add -- Nonagon -- Even numbers -- Ooh la! Ooh la! -- Heart of the band -- Hot dog! -- Mickey Mouse clubhouse theme -- One two three four.
Performed by They Might Be Giants.
Takes an imaginative look at numbers, with original songs, brilliant animations, and delightful puppets.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Awesome! submitted by fairytale on August 13, 2011, 2:52pm Awesome CD for kids and adults -- funny!

123s submitted by SBNB on June 19, 2014, 1:07pm Not bad. All these They Might Be Giant kids’ CDs are ok but not amazing. Each one has a couple songs I would be willing to listen to multiple times.

number songs submitted by Claireywang on July 15, 2014, 3:24pm at very beginning I didn't like the songs in this CD. But later, I liked them and have listened to it many times.

Not Their Best, but Not Bad submitted by Meginator on July 3, 2019, 6:36pm They Might Be Giants’ talents lend themselves naturally to creating catchy, educational music that appeals to listeners of all ages. Their lyrics are straightforward enough to be easily understandable but also include a touch of cleverness for older listeners’ benefit. Though these songs are instantly appealing and often fairly funny, they don’t quite represent the best that the duo is capable of; I much preferred the alphabet and science albums, which are just a bit sharper overall. That said, this album still includes quite a few winners and beats out a lot of music aimed at a younger audience. They Might Be Giants give their listeners the benefit of the doubt, and educate without being condescending. This album comes with a bonus DVD that is definitely worth watching, as it includes some excellent animated and puppet-based(!) videos to go along with the catchy tunes. This may not be perfect, and it may not be the duo’s best work, but it’s still pretty good; TMBG on an off day still beats out a lot of other bands at their best.