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© 2006 WMG Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots Part 1 (Video) By User: .

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Directed by Wayne Coyne and George Salisbury. Official video for "The Sparrow Looks Up At The Machine" by The Flaming Lips from the album Embryonic. By User: .

Flaming Lips perform She Dont Use Jelly -"Vaseline" on David Letterman By User: .

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FLAMING LIPS - Race For The Prize @ Jools Holland By User: .

An autobugle looks almost exactly like a regular bugle, unless you're looking right into the bell. If you do, and the light is right, you'll see two little LED's, and if you look closer you'll see a speaker. The autobugle is a bugle that's had a machine inserted into it, which automatically plays a recording of "Taps"; it was invented because there aren't enough buglers in the military to cover all the military funerals going on these days. At any given service the bugler off in the distance may just be pressing a button and standing there until the thing stops playing. I don't know how Wayne Coyne got hold of one of these things, but he did, and its incorporation into the show was one of several extremely touching moments. He'd brought it out earlier, playing it -- without explanation -- over a partial cover of Led Zeppelin's "Kashmir," which is not the easiest thing to hear "Taps" through. Later in the show he pulled it back out and explained what it was. While his bandmates played an unresolved dirge, he pressed the autobugle to his third eye and turned it on. After an earlier extended riff on George Bush and the sudden provenance of "The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song" as a protest piece (really?), I think the audience appreciated this gesture a lot more. It was showing, not telling, and it's something that I think a lot of us have a reflexive reaction to. In my high school years, I played "Taps" at a number of military funerals -- on a trumpet, not a bugle, and when they couldn ... By User: .

Whether you get them, or not, The Flaming Lips are an interesting vehicle to experience music. They have amazing live productions, out of this world videos and their music speaks for itself. Wayne Coyne shares his thoughts on drugs as a muse for creativity and what it is like to experience life from a much different perspective. By User: .

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flaminglips.com Official Video for "I Can Be A Frog" by The Flaming Lips from the album Embryonic. Directed by Wayne Coyne and George Salisbury. By User: .

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The Flaming Lips play "Do You Realize??" on The Late Show with David Letterman By User: .

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The Flaming Lips performing their new single at Letterman By User: .

The infamous "Jon Stewart Show" gig. By User: .

Directed by Wayne Coyne and George Salisbury. Official video for "Powerless" by The Flaming Lips from the album Embryonic. By User: .

sorry for the real player streaming issues... Flaming Lips are awesome!!! The Tracklist: Duck/Cow Jam Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots II The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song Slow Nerve Action She Don't Use Jelly Do You Realize?? War Pigs (Black Sabbath Cover) By User: .

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