Here Comes Science[CD/DVD Combo]
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Here Comes Science is a children’s album by They Might Be Giants, released in 2009. The band brings scientific concepts to life through catchy rock and pop songs that cover topics across physical, earth, and life sciences. From exploring the elements and paleontology to understanding shooting stars and planetary systems, the album makes learning engaging for elementary-aged listeners. Songs like “Science Is Real,” “My Brother The Ape,” and “Why Does The Sun Shine?” introduce scientific ideas through melodies influenced by decades of rock and roll, helping students grasp complex topics like circulation, photosynthesis, and states of matter while dispelling common scientific misconceptions.
This is a CD edition released by They Might Be Giants, featuring tracks that span from under two minutes to over three minutes each. The album serves as both an entertaining listen and an educational resource, with real-world connections and eye-catching production that makes science accessible and fun. Grab this used copy and bring home music that teaches.
Track List
- CD
- Science Is Real - 1:54
- Meet The Elements - 3:19
- I Am A Paleontologist - 2:32
- The Bloodmobile - 2:21
- Electric Car - 3:23
- My Brother The Ape - 3:07
- What Is A Shooting Star? - 1:39
- How Many Planets? - 1:56
- Why Does The Sun Shine? - 2:37
- Why Does The Sun Really Shine? - 1:52
- Roy G. Biv - 2:07
- Put It To The Test - 1:42
- Photosynthesis - 1:59
- Cells - 2:42
- Speed And Velocity - 1:48
- Computer Assisted Design - 0:55
- Solid Liquid Gas - 1:28
- Here Comes Science - 0:17
- Bonus Track
- The Ballad Of Davy Crockett (In Outer Space) - 2:16
- Waves - 1:32
- DVD
- Science Is Real
- Meet The Elements
- I Am A Paleontologist
- The Bloodmobile
- Electric Car
- My Brother The Ape
- What Is A Shooting Star?
- How Many Planets?
- Why Does The Sun Shine?
- Why Does The Sun Really Shine?
- Roy G. Biv
- Put It To The Test
- Photosynthesis
- Cells
- Speed And Velocity
- Computer Assisted Design
- Solid Liquid Gas
- Here Comes Science
- Bonus Track
- The Ballad Of Davy Crockett (In Outer Space)
- Waves
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