
This post may require some explanation. This is an extremely experimental project by The Flaming Lips where they split the sounds of the album onto 4 separate CDs and the listener is supposed to listen to them each on 4 separate CD players. I've never thought of myself as the biggest Flaming Lips fan but when my friend and I took all 4 CDs of this album and played them in his living room it was a pretty mind blowing experience. I was elated when I found a version where all of the CDs are combined so one can listen to it without all of the synchronizing and equipment (although that's a really cool experience and if you end up enjoying this album, I'd reccommend getting the actual 4 CD set and trying it out). Anyway, check this one out for sure.
01. | Okay I'll Admit That I Really Don't Understand |
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02. | Riding To Work In The Year 2025 (Your...) |
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03. | Thirty-Five Thousand Feet Of Despair |
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04. | A Machine In India |
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05. | The Train Runs Over The Camel But Is Derailed... |
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06. | How Will We Know? (Futuristic Crashendos) |
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07. | March Of The Rotten Vegetables |
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08. | The Big Ol' Bug Is The New Baby Now |
Zaireeka
2 comments:
the flaming lips had a show in a parking garage once, where they gave 300 different people a cassette tape and told them to play it at a certain time. the result was insanely awesome, so they made zaireeka.
sweet blog, by the way.'-charlie ambler
Do you have all four cds seperately? At work here I have plenty CD players and would rather experience it with more variable results.
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