No! is the first children's album (and ninth studio album) by American alternative rock band They Might Be Giants, released in 2002 on Rounder Records and Idlewild Recordings.
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There are at least three bands that go by the name No! 1. a female pop group. they go by using all lower case letters to spell their name ("no!") 2. a punk band from New Paltz, NY. Originally known as "The Mania" the band claims that they are attempting to bring back a respectable punk scene to the area. This "NO!" spells their name in all caps. 3. a two-man punk band from Athens, Georgia: drummer Jason Griffin and guitarist Scott K. NO! released a full-length album on Tsunami Records. <a hr
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- 11 June 2002
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- They Might Be Giants
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No! is the first children's album (and ninth studio album) by American alternative rock band They Might Be Giants, released in 2002 on Rounder Records and Idlewild Recordings.
Retaining the eclecticism, humor and psychedelic sensibilities of their adult work, the lyrical stylings are decidedly different: the darker themes of death and depression have been replaced with songs extolling the virtues of imagination, robots and sleep. The album declares itself TMBG's first album "for the entire family", with the intention that songs appeal to both young and old audiences. The album contains a cover of Vic Mizzy's safety song "In the Middle, In the Middle, In the Middle" sung by Robin Goldwasser.