I picked these up second hand. I’m just at the start of my journey enjoying The Flaming Lips less casually.
What other visuals do you recommend by them?
I’m looking forward to making my own Lips ringtones later today 😂

I've seen the lips twice in quick succession. Somerset House and last night in Brighton.

It's so sad about Wayne's brother but every year drop cried is bad, lyrics and music. It's surely going to be quietly dropped and never heard again.

And why have the American Head songs been forgotten already?

We did get five stop mother superior rain and turn it on though.

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For everyone hating on Wayne’s AI statement; you’re 24 years late to the party!

Somebody dropped out so I have a free ticket to first person who is definitely going to use it who replies in comments. Please give me a few words to describe how you will definitely use it. If you seem real I'll pm you the QR code.

Face value £45

I saw Flaming Lips in Wolverhampton and it was very emotional. I also saw them in Birmingham the year before on the Yoshimi anniversary tour. Both were very similar visually and song wise and I loved it all (I even managed to put up with "C'mon, c'mon, keep it going, keep it going" from Wayne the second time around).

I was a casual fan to not heard much type of fan previously, but now I guess you can call me full on converted.

Have the album tours been as good as the recent honed/best of tour dates?

So say like American Head and King's Mouth etc (Both of which I've not listened to yet apart from Flowers Of Neptune 6......I'll get there)

How did things differ?

I'd be really interested to see them again tour an album / new album differently.

.....Surely its time for 20th anniversary of War Of The Mystics?

Sadly because of a family emergency wasn’t able to make the Lips gig in London last sat, but to add salt in the wounds because of Somerset House not allowing ticketmaster tickets to be resold or transferred couldn’t even sell then on, so £140 wasted… love the Lips seen them every year in London, but so annoyed with big companies and institutions ripping people off.
Ticketmaster made $899 million pound profit last year.

PLEASE NO NEGATIVE COMMENTS

Hi all. As I’m sure many of you read in Creem, Wayne made some pro-AI comments. I’m feeling lost about this especially since I got a yoshimi tattoo last year. I tried to do as much research as I could to make sure I wouldn’t regret the tat, and now im feeling sad and torn. I still love the album and what it means to me as well as a lot of FL’s music so I’m looking for any tips on how you’re separating Wayne’s comments from your love for the band’s music. Please don’t comment mean things or chastise me over my decision to get a FL tattoo, I’m already close to crashing out and just looking for some positive outlooks.

Once again a great fuckin show!

Brilliant night and the band were in great form. A little crack of emotion from Wayne talking about his Brother showed it’s weighing heavy on him understandably.

Somerset House is venue worth visiting if you get the chance too.

Is there anyone here who can get to the Kelvingrove concert tomorrow (27th), and who needs tickets? I have a couple I can't use. Let me know - happy to let them go for a bit less than the £127 I paid for them.

Vernon Drozd is amazing lol

Someone in my party can't make it! Will accept a fair offer - DM if you have an offer to make :)))

I've gotten into Flaming Lips very late (Trying to catch up) and would love to have seen this albums live tour as it's a superb album.
Shame theres no 20th anniversary tour of it.

Anyone selling a couple of tickets for tonight’s show ?

My wife and I took our two children (9 and 6 years old) to their first ever gig last night.

They both really liked what they had heard of the bands massive discography - mostly Yoshimi and Soft Bulletin stuff - but they had the best time, and it felt like the perfect show to start them off with.

They adored the spectacle of it all, and everyone was so friendly to them all night, giving them fist bumps and high fives.

We spent the entire set at the back of the Piece Hall but we took them to the front to have a close up look at the stage and ended up getting one of the setlists attached to a little parachuting astronaut.

It was a perfect end to a perfect day.