Six Reasons to Listen to The Flaming Lips' Six-Hour Song
The Flaming Lips' six-hour song has got to be the weirdest thing the band's done in a while. The song was released physically and digitally last week, and here are some reasons why you should take a listen. read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the DayPortland Record Store Manager Talks Flaming Lips' Surprise Release
Yesterday we reported that the Flaming Lips’ six-hour song was online and available to listen to. But the album also had a physical release: An extremely limited, exclusive release with Jackpot Records, a Portland, Ore.-based retailer on Sept. 20. read more
Found in: Culture, NewsListen to The Flaming Lips' Six-Hour Song
Is your evening wide open? Like, totally free? The Flaming Lips’ six-hour song made its way onto the internet yesterday. Titled, “I Found a Star On the Ground,” the song isn’t pithy, to say the least. It’s a looping, stoner-friendly cut that frontman Wayne Coyne told Rolling Stone “It’s like the Velvet Underground meets Super Mario Brothers.” read more
Found in: NewsGet Your Name in the Flaming Lips’ Six-Hour Song
Ever wonder how much it would cost to buy yourself into a Flaming Lips track? Fret no longer — the answer is $100. The Flaming Lips announced today that fans can have a part in their new freakishly long six-hour track, which now is titled “Found a Star on the Ground.” Frontman Wayne Coyne announced it today on Twitter and it seems like the offer will only be available for a limited time — maybe just today. read more
Found in: Music, NewsPreview the Flaming Lips' Six-Hour Song
If you didn’t think the Flaming Lips could get any weirder, think again. This year saw the release of music inside a gummy skull and fetus, collaborations with Neon Indian and Lightning Bolt, and now the band is working on a song that is way longer than most movies. read more
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