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  Flaming Lips Wow with 'Dark Side' at Bonnaroo!

  June 12, 2010 – "This is the greatest fucking audience any band will get to play for, ever," said Wayne Coyne, beaming out into the crowd from Bonnaroo's Which Stage at two in the morning on Saturday. He probably says at every show, but he almost certainly means it every time. Festival-goers were treated to a double-wide set from the Oklahoma psych-pop giants in a night that combined ritual, spectacle, and tribute to dazzling effect. …
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  WATCH: Racy Video from Flaming Lips Cover Shoot!

  October 21, 2009 – We definitely got closer to Wayne Coyne as we assembled our cover story on him and his band, the Flaming Lips. Heck, the man even hand-lettered the graphics on our cover, and within the story itself! …
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  The Flaming Lips Are in Complete Control

  October 15, 2009 – During the spring of 1994, while the Flaming Lips were barnstorming across America, convincing radio programmers and their own label that a brain-fryingly weird pop tune, "She Don't Use Jelly," from their album Transmissions From the Satellite Heart, could be a hit, I was engaged in a middle-class rite of passage, backpacking across Europe. …
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• The Flaming Lips, 'Embryonic' (Warner Bros.)

  October 14, 2009 – The universe tends toward disarray. Stars explode. Planets collide. Singers in white suits douse themselves in fake blood. …
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  The Flaming Lips Debut New Songs Live

  August 18, 2009 – The Flaming Lips have always been about big ideas: In 1997, it was Zaireeka, an experimental release comprising four CD's designed to be played simultaneously; in 2002, it was Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots, a concept album so theatrical the band decided to adapt it into a Broadway musical with screenwriter Aaron Sorkin; and come Oct. …
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  Tough Questions for... Wayne Coyne

  December 29, 2008 – If you're hankering to see a low-budget sci-fi movie featuring a suicidal Santa that very loosely concerns the fate of the first baby conceived in space, then by all means, check out Christmas on Mars. That such an offbeat film is the directorial debut of Wayne Coyne, frontman of psych-rock oddballs the Flaming Lips, should surprise no one. …
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