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| Artist | TEST PATTERN |
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| Title | THIS IS MY STREET |
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| Format | Vinyl Single (7") |
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| Genre | Alternative Rock |
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| Label | DRAG CITY |
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| Catalog Number | DC 743 |
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| Release Date | 04/12/2019 |
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| Barcode | 0781484074311 |
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| ID | 1258946 |
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| In season 2 of IFCs Documentary Now!, the episode "Test Pattern - Final Transmission" parodied/paid tribute to Jonathan Demmes "Stop Making Sense," a concert documentary of the Talking Heads. In order to get the same feel and sound, the directors organized a live performance of Test Pattern in San Gabriel, California. Fred Armisen and Bill Hader put together a band that onstage would tell the chronological story of Test Pattern, by adding band members, song by song. It starts with Fred Armisen and a guitar ("This Is My Street"), then a trio with Bill Hader on bass and Jon Wurster on drums ("Art + Student = Poor"), and then Jon Spurney on keyboards and Maya Rudolph on vocals and synth. Musicians and singers are added throughout the show, but those are they key members of Test Pattern. The last song, "Everybodys Moving Around" is sung and co-written by Bill Hader, presented as that one song on an album not sung by the lead singer. |
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| Track listings |
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| Media 1 |
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| 1. | THIS IS MY STREET | | | 2. | ART + STUDENT = POOR | | | 3. | EVERYBODY'S MOVING AROUND | |
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