The Flaming Lips’ 11th album is yet another inventive and experimental combination of pop rock and psychedelic sound production.
The first single is ‘The Yeah Yeah Yeah song’- lively and catchy, with a peaceful message wholesome enough to be chanted on a student march, and a likely hit.
For those seeking more out-and-out weirdness from The Flaming Lips you’ll find a set of intricate and charming songs-no real noise showers or rhythmic destruction here.
The bands’ characteristic electronic fizz is well represented but skips alongside and in and out of more conventional melodic music.
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1. Great Review Written by Guest on Friday, 21 April 2006I might just buy the album. you've convinced me.
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The Flaming Lips’ 11th album is yet another inventive and experimental combination of pop rock and psychedelic sound production. 
