The Soft Bulletin Companion Disc was originally only available as a promo only CD, hand-made by the LipвЂ™s management, and given to media and radio as the original album grew in popularity around its original release. Their music isnвЂ™t, how you say, universally accessible, and the weirdness gets same-y, but no one else has posited a parallel universe in which the Sixties and the Nineties exist simultaneously, allowing for a peculiarly convincing brand of monolithic robotic swirl. The Soft Bulletin is one of the Flaming Lips most popular and best-selling albums. Densely textured, awkward but somehow melodic, The Soft Bulletin finds these pop oddballs with their poker-faced humor firmly intact - вЂњWhen you got that spider bite on your hand/I thought we would have to break up the band,вЂќ sings Wayne Coyne in his strained Neil Young-style voice, referring to an accident that could only have happened to the Lips, and did. THE FLAMING LIPS - THE SOFT BULLETIN COMPANION (LIMITED, COLOUR, 2 LP), THE FLAMING LIPS - THE SOFT BULLETIN COMPANION (LIMITED. Reviews Flaming Lips Oczy Mlody Brian Coney, January 13th, 2017 16:58 Up until the release of this, their fifteenth full-length effort, Flaming LipsвЂ™ fifth studio album Hit To Death In The Future Head released in the changeable milieu of the early 90s was their only record to come bearing a Parental Advisory warning. Once youвЂ™ve labored in cult obscurity, fielded rumors that John Tesh wanted to cover one of your songs, appeared on Beverly Hills 90210, composed an orchestra for forty automobile tape decks and enjoyed a minuscule Top Forty blip, what do you do for a follow-up? The eccentric Oklahoma outfit Flaming Lips serenely release another baffling, winning, neopsychedelic recording.

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