O Tannenbaum

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O Tannenbaum

EP by They Might Be Giants

Released

1993

Genre

Alternative

Length

9:50

They Might Be Giants chronology

Why Does The Sun Shine?
(1993)

O Tannenbaum
(1993)

Back to Skull
(1994)

They Might Be Giants EP chronology

Why Does The Sun Shine?
(1993)

O Tannenbaum
(1993)

Back to Skull
(1994)

O Tannenbaum is an EP by They Might Be Giants released on 7" to celebrate Christmas of 1993.

The title track later appeared on their 2001 compilation EP, Holidayland.

Track listing

"O Tannenbaum" - 4:23
"Christmas Cards" - 5:27

External links

O Tannenbaum EP on This Might Be A Wiki
"O Tannenbaum" (song) on This Might Be A Wiki

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Albums	They Might Be Giants (1986) · Lincoln (1988) · Flood (1990) · Apollo 18 (1992) · John Henry (1994) · Factory Showroom (1996) · Long Tall Weekend (1999) · Mink Car (2001) · No! (2002) · The Spine (2004) · Here Come the ABCs (2005) · The Else (2007) · Here Come the 123s (2008) · Here Comes Science (2009) · Join Us (2011)

EPs	Why Does The Sun Shine? · Back to Skull · S-E-X-X-Y · Working Undercover for the Man · They Might Be Giants in Holidayland · Bed, Bed, Bed · Indestructible Object · The Spine Surfs Alone

Singles	"Don't Let's Start" · "(She Was A) Hotel Detective" · "They'll Need a Crane" · "Ana Ng" · "Purple Toupee" · "Birdhouse in Your Soul" · "Istanbul (Not Constantinople)" · "The Statue Got Me High" · "I Palindrome I" · "The Guitar (The Lion Sleeps Tonight)" · "O Tannenbaum" · "S-E-X-X-Y" · "Doctor Worm" · "Boss of Me" · "Man, It's So Loud in Here" · "Experimental Film" · "Can't Keep Johnny Down" Other notable songs: "Particle Man"

Live albums	Live!! New York City 10/14/94 · Severe Tire Damage · Live · The Spine Hits the Road · Almanac · Venue Songs

Compilations	Don't Let's Start · Miscellaneous T · Then: The Earlier Years · Best of the Early Years · They Got Lost · Dial-A-Song: 20 Years of They Might Be Giants · A User's Guide to They Might Be Giants · Venue Songs DVD/CD · Album Raises New and Troubling Questions

Video releases	Direct from Brooklyn · Gigantic (A Tale of Two Johns)

Related articles	Discography · Dial-A-Song · Mono Puff · State Songs · The Brothers Chaps

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