January 2012
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Listen to Previews of the Flaming Lips'... →
As previously reported, the Flaming Lips are currently working on a collaborative album with artists like Nick Cave, Yoko Ono, Neon Indian, and Bon Iver, to be released April 21 for Record Store Day. Last night Wayne Coyne took to Twitter to offer a couple of previews of the band’s track with Bon Iver.
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A link to a SoundCloud rip of The Flaming Lips with Yoko Ono/Plastic Ono Band is now available on the 2011 Material page!
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The Flaming Lips present Atlas Eets Christmas:... →
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“When I’m playing the guitar, I don’t feel powerless.”
– Wayne Coyne
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Gummy skulls, fetuses, and the Strobo Trip are now... →
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“There is a repeated line at the end of each verse which is the punishing reason...”
– Wayne Coyne, from the 7 Skies H3 booklet
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What's your favorite Flaming Lips 2011 release so...
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Wayne Coyne Picks His Favorite Pink Floyd Songs →
Wayne Coyne loves almost every era of Pink Floyd. “It’s just a great story of creative minds that were unafraid,” the Flaming Lips frontman says. “It’s a big deal for bands to even have a phase one and maybe a phase two, but Pink Floyd had a phase three and phase four. There were just these unpredictable elements in there that made them so humanistic.” ...
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