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Here Come The 123s  (Audio CD) 
by They Might Be Giants

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Rock legends, THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS return with their 2nd Children's album, GRAMMY® - winning HERE COME THE 123s. Follow up to the smash hit album, HERE COME THE ABCs, this fun and exciting CD + DVD of HERE COME THE 123s takes children on another educational musical adventure! This 2 disc set features 24 Brand New Songs PLUS an entire DVD of Music Videos that complement the songs on the CD.

Product Details:
Audio CD Release Date: February 05, 2008
Studio: Disney Sound
Number Of Discs: 2
Format: CD+DVD
Average Customer Rating: based on 118 reviews
Track Listing:
Disc: 1
1. Here Come the 123s
2. Zeroes
3. One Everything
4. Number Two
5. Triops Has Three Eyes
6. Apartment Four
7. High Five!
8. The Secret Life of Six
9. Seven
10. Seven Days of the Week (I Never Go To Work)
11. Figure Eight
12. Pirate Girls Nine
13. Nine Bowls of Soup
14. Ten Mississippi
15. One Dozen Monkeys
16. Eight Hundred and Thirteen Mile Car Trip
17. I Can Add
18. Nonagon
19. Even Numbers
20. Ooh La! Ooh La!
21. Heart of the Band
22. Hot Dog!
23. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Theme
24. Outro/Here Come the 123s
Disc: 2
1. Here Come the 123s [video content]
2. Zeroes [video content]
3. One Everything [video content]
4. Number Two [video content]
5. Triops Has Three Eyes [video content]
6. Apartment Four [video content]
7. High Five! [video content]
8. The Secret Life of Six [video content]
9. Seven [video content]
10. Seven Days of the Week (I Never Go To Work) [video content]
11. Figure Eight [video content]
12. Pirate Girls Nine [video content]
13. Nine Bowls of Soup [video content]
14. Ten Mississippi [video content]
15. One Dozen Monkeys [video content]
16. Eight Hundred and Thirteen Mile Car Trip [video content]
17. I Can Add [video content]
18. Nonagon [video content]
19. Even Numbers [video content]
20. Ooh La! Ooh La! [video content]
21. Heart of the Band [video content]
22. Hot Dog! [video content]
23. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Theme [video content]
24. Outro/Here Come the 123s [video content]
Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review: 5.0 ( 118 customer reviews )
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38 of 38 found the following review helpful:

5Great For Kids!! One of Our Favorites!!Aug 20, 2008
By A. Stagg
We received this DVD/CD last week and the kids have been watching it over and over. Normally, I'd find this obsessive behavior concerning, but the educational quality of the video makes this one of the best DVD's I've seen for children. My kids are ages 6 & 8 and the video is geared so that both of them benefit from the lessons.

We really liked Here Come the ABCs [CD/DVD Combo], but we think this one is actually better. The music is well-composed and shows a great deal of musical sophistication underneath the silliness, playing with different musical styles and time signatures. The instructional value for the overall DVD is exceptional. My only complaint is that I can't get several of the tunes out of my head! Your kids will soon know that there are, in fact, animals with three eyes and be able to correctly identify a nonagon. Excellent video! I give it my highest recommendation.

19 of 19 found the following review helpful:

5I'm still cool . . .Feb 21, 2009
By Jessica Salgado
I love this CD. As a 30-something parent I remember They Might Be Giants music from my teen years. This CD is true to their style--odd, funny, original, and off-the-wall. I like that it includes some humor that a grown-up can appreciate. Sharing this CD with my daughter (age 2 1/2) gives her music she enjoys and let's me feel a little cooler for listening to a real band instead of some sampling of nursery rhymes. We of course have classic children's songs in our CD collection, too, but this one is a refreshing break when I've heard all I can take of "Frere Jacques". It helps pass the time during our commute each day. I like most of the DVD pretty well, but find it kind of strange for a young child to watch (some odd puppets in a couple songs). Still, a must have in your children's CD collection, and something mom & dad can (secretly) enjoy, too.

11 of 11 found the following review helpful:

5Here Come the 123sJul 07, 2008
By Brandi Stockebrand "parent/teacher"
We love this DVD and CD. My son is already doing addition problems from watching this video. We watch it in the car and everyone enjoys the lyrical masterings of They Might Be Giants. My husband and I loved them before they did kids music, and we love them even more now!

5 of 5 found the following review helpful:

5HIGHLY recommend this wonderful CD & DVD!Mar 23, 2009
By Busy Mom
I have been on a mission to find more sophisticated children's music for my kids (which by default usually includes me) to listen to. I have to say this is one of my all time favorites. The music is wonderful and there is a nice variety of music on the CD. There are interesting facts and a couple of funny jokes which my 5 year old appreciates since she has become a little joke teller. My children 18 months, 3 and 5 love to listen to this in the car. They enjoy the DVD even more. It has creative videos that are enjoyable to watch. We really do like the songs and I have to warn you they may get stuck in your head. My husband also enjoys listening to this CD/DVD while most others make him want to poke out his eye balls. Great music and creative lyrics that most parents will enjoys with the kids. This is not a teach your kids to count education CD, but rather giving your child great music (much more sophisticated than than the traditional kiddy music) and lyrics with fun facts to listen to. It won a Grammy for a reason!!

4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

5Such a relief and surprise after repetitionOct 22, 2010
By J M P "Hotel Mom 123"
In my first review I wrote: Such a relief to have music my 2 1/2 year old enjoys that doesn't remind me of nails on a chalk board. So many children's albums are SOOO bad and this one is actually enjoyable. Must say that I went to see They Might be Giants Live and enjoyed them in my pre-teen to early college years. They haven't changed themselves so much to appeal to the kid crowd that you won't recognize them. If this wasn't your music scene in the past don't anticipate a big change from the grown up CDs to the kids ones. If you replaced 7 with another word they could probably have a top 40 hit instead of something on the Disney circuit. Haven't done much with the DVD version but CD was easy to download unto itunes when put in an apple laptop. As far as actual educational value of the songs I would say that this is a toss up. This is certainly not drill type 1,2,3 stuff and I wouldn't say with the music alone that your kid is going to be a math genius. What it does offer is a way to make the learning fun and fun songs about numbers. There are also some more complex concepts interwined that other educational materials might not hit. Exposure to the pre-fix tri for example and words like triops and tripod certainly aren't going to hurt anyone. Enough adult wit to keep you going and fun tunes that definitely grow on you.
UPDATE: We have listened to this CD on and off for several months and just a little past three now my son is getting into it. The songs from Mickey Mouse Club House are on here and that discovery was a big hit. Much to my surprise last night my son repeated every day of the week to me in order by singing the song. This morning he asked to hear the #2 song and began listing things that came in pairs. Honestly, I was hoping to build some excitement about numbers and have something that didn't have bad content like sometimes is found on morning talk shows. The fact that it is actually teaching him something during the idle moments between home and preschool is more than I anticipated.

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