This was the best darkside set i've ever seen from them! The first few songs they played of theres were amazingly perfect too. Ive seen them over 50 times and this was definitely something special. Love life live like you know your dying tomorrow but living forever becoming the power of love!
"The Hangout Festival"? Whoever christened it that is a genius... I was just looking up Flaming Lips Live clips and this came up. I have no clue of the set list or what happens, I'm just really looking forward to it :) And I have to say, happiness and fun and being free is contagious... so much friendliness and good vibes surrounds the Flaming Lips. Let's all keep being this awesome and spread this fantastic illness further :D
3:22 Race For The Prize 8:48 She Don't Use Jelly 16:27 The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song (With All Your Power) 23:15 Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots, Pt. 1 31:46 Do You Realize?? ~~The Dark Side of the Moon With Phantogram~~ Speak to Me Breathe On The Run Time The Great Gig In The Sky Money Us and Them Any Colour You like Brain Damage Eclipse
Keep your crass opinions to yourself. Music is an artform in which like all art the beauty of it is in the eyes and ears of the person watching or listening to it. If you don't appreciate the Flaming Lips then please do not bother going to any of their videos. Go and listen to something which you like and leave those of us who enjoy the Flaming Lips in peace. Thank you
I got the chance to interview Wayne for PBS before this show at Hang Out Fest. I actually was the first to inform him of the solar eclipse that was happening while The Lips were to perform Dark Side. So, I am the astrological expert Wayne refers to about 40 minuets in to the show! to check out the pre show interview check out the you tube channel MPB All Access. What an amazing experience!
Race for the Prize She Don’t Use Jelly The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song (With All Your Power) Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots, Pt. 1 Do You Realize?? Dark Side of The Moon Set with Phantogram Speak to Me Breathe On the Run Time Breathe (Reprise) The Great Gig in the Sky Money Us and Them Any Colour You Like Brain Damage Eclipse
I remember recording this on directv when it was live in 2012. I watched it afterwards for the first time and I was blown away. Obviously they are not Pink Floyd but damn this is pretty good. I lost my recording when I upgraded and we all have been through that. Lol. Found it again on you tube without the high video quality but still I love it.
I recently got their entire discography after I saw an interview with Wayne Coyne. It was a super cool/ funny/ interesting interview permeated with little clips from music videos they've done over the years. Didn't hear one song I didn't like, so absolutely getting into all their stuff! What's embryonic? I don't think I have that one. How did they record it then?! (looking forward to hearing about that!) :) Do You Realize is a song I want played at my funeral. Beautiful and really original.
Watching the yeah yeah yeah song. It got me thinking, How much could taking a or the pickups out of the 6 string side and making room for them on the 12 side have? I want to assume itll grab more sound, but my gut tells me there is probably more detrimental side effects that either makes it worse or junt dosent seem to do anything. Any takers on this one?
Just because they're there doesn't mean they're selected. the EDS-1275 allows you to select either the 12 or 6 string side, or both together... but being magnetic pickups and humbuckers, there would be very little effect from selecting both, even as far as interference on a high-power live stage is concerned.
Really? I have theire oeuvre... and been working my way through them. I really love Transmissions from the Satellite Heart, but that's probably because I'm a newbie. I've liked Do You Realize since I first heard it, and I love their direction now... kind of a focused, organised love generation with a sky high weekly confetti bill. I'll take the time and listen to Soft Bulletin, thanks for the feedback :) Have you seen the vid on here where Wayne explains the motive/ ideas behind the 6 hour song?
@@chrisdaniels7760 oh well, you knew what he meant, obviously. Lol. But I guess it doesn't hurt to be informative and what not :) I sooo hate how it really is difficult to tell if someone is being pretentious and not picky and what have you, or if they really are just solely trying to be helpful and spread some knowledge. That's why i feel like I need to put a smiley face in any comment or message I write to someone that I feel could be misunderstood for something douchey or passive aggressively shady and shit, as far as tone and attitude go, I don't ever wanna come off as being rude when I am not intending to do so! Not saying I thought you came off as any of those things (the ones on the more negative side that I described above), you probably we're just letting the OP know the true name of the song, lol. It's just so crazy to me how difficult it is to accurately pick up on someone's tone or the purpose and intention behind their words, when it comes to texts/comment/direct messages. I know I already mentioned that and all but it's just so frustrating when someone maybe perceives that i have some kind of attitude in something I may write to them, or passive aggression, or just like....an all around COMPLETELY different perception of the meaning and the intention/purpose than what I had been intending. Crazy.
Just bought Clouds Taste Metallic. Its got some great songs on it and is often overlooked. I'd probably say my favorite is embryonic though. I just like the rawness and obscurity of it. I remember reading something about how they recorded it and you can totally picture them all jamming out together and coming up with ideas.
Is it just me or is it weird that three guys called Chris & two specifically called Chris Miller commented on the same post? The blank picture 'Chris Miller' made a comment 5 years ago right under my own comment. I thought perhaps it was a profile of mine I didn't know I started. But nope, seems to be a real profile. Two Chris Miller's commenting on the same post, both 5 years ago 🤔 Quiet a coincidence I'd say 🤨 And it is written the exact way I write it too... "What is the name of the first song? I think it is the bomb!" Is profile real?
"The Soft Bulletin", because it's simply the most complete, and at the time it was released pointed to a sharp new direction for the band. Everything since built on that foundation. Not to say that the stuff before that wasn't great, as much of it was, it was just a different aesthetic they were pursuing up until then. Many critics regard this album as one of the best albums of all time.
sp co Talkboxes actually don’t work off vocal cords, they just pump the sound from a soundproof amp-pedal through a tube into your mouth, so you just have to mouth the words... then that gets picked up by your vocal microphone onstage.
jaketaz She is Lizzy Allen from Vitamins and is classically trained and does a lot of country backing vox sessions. Probably didn’t have a good monitor reference onstage, or just can’t sing that song. Bear in mind all the other singers are off too, hard to beam in on the key if they’re in 3 slightly different ones.
i have seen them 6 times live and every time is life changing. best live band ever, imo
This was my first time seeing them live. Had a ton of fun
i'm amazed by how good the covers are, the lips never fail to amaze me
I was at this show, and got closer towards the end of the set. Ran into Wayne leaving the festival that night. All of it was freakin awesome
Ive seen the Lips at least a dozen times, their shows are so colorful and fun. If you cant smile at Lips concert, you have no pulse.
Drumming so Perfect!
one of the best shows I have ever seen
I was at this show. Caught a dollar that was in one of the balloons tossed out during "money" way cool show.
All I want in life is to jam Dark Side with freinds. This hits me in my soul
Yes, introduced by Tony Clifton. That's awesome!!!
Proud to say I was there.
Great visionary design on Dark Side Of The Moon...done by one of rocks great visionary bands.
I was up front for this show. My first time seeing these freaks was 1988.
They did the same for me at the Firefly Festival in Delaware in 2012. Best experience I think I've ever had watching a band.
I fucking love this band!
This was the best darkside set i've ever seen from them! The first few songs they played of theres were amazingly perfect too. Ive seen them over 50 times and this was definitely something special. Love life live like you know your dying tomorrow but living forever becoming the power of love!
Tks. for posting this brilliant show, only wished the Lips had done 'Race for the Prize' in this great set.
"The Hangout Festival"? Whoever christened it that is a genius... I was just looking up Flaming Lips Live clips and this came up. I have no clue of the set list or what happens, I'm just really looking forward to it :) And I have to say, happiness and fun and being free is contagious... so much friendliness and good vibes surrounds the Flaming Lips. Let's all keep being this awesome and spread this fantastic illness further :D
Interesting comment for 2020
like a great old wine this comment has aged
I believe its in Alabama...... believe it or not.....
I was right up front for this show
3:22 Race For The Prize
8:48 She Don't Use Jelly
16:27 The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song (With All Your Power)
23:15 Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots, Pt. 1
31:46 Do You Realize??
~~The Dark Side of the Moon With Phantogram~~
Speak to Me
Breathe
On The Run
Time
The Great Gig In The Sky
Money
Us and Them
Any Colour You like
Brain Damage
Eclipse
If Someone is able to provide the timestamps to the Dark Side of the Moon, I will add them.
@@vapedourelightmodeedition8813 all i got is "time" starts around 50:00
As soon as they start jaming out you can instantly tell that's Kliph. Nice. Only one able to do it nearly as well as Steven.
I actually really like the flaming lips dark side of the moon stuff. It's so raw and a totally different spin on it.
i love them and i want a fender jazzmaster more than ever now!
I was here, this was one of the best shows I have ever seen
tanner williams no you don’t. Honesty, think of that crowd. Unless you like to piss in a diaper it’s best enjoyed on you couch
Keep your crass opinions to yourself. Music is an artform in which like all art the beauty of it is in the eyes and ears of the person watching or listening to it. If you don't appreciate the Flaming Lips then please do not bother going to any of their videos. Go and listen to something which you like and leave those of us who enjoy the Flaming Lips in peace. Thank you
Magnífico espetáculo audio-visual...
Yes Yes Yes!!!!!!!!!! What a great opening!!!!!!!! I love these guys!!!!
looked like so much fun man
I discovered the band Phantogram from watching and re-watching this set frequently and I'm really glad I did!
I got the chance to interview Wayne for PBS before this show at Hang Out Fest. I actually was the first to inform him of the solar eclipse that was happening while The Lips were to perform Dark Side. So, I am the astrological expert Wayne refers to about 40 minuets in to the show! to check out the pre show interview check out the you tube channel MPB All Access. What an amazing experience!
Race for the Prize
She Don’t Use Jelly
The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song (With All Your Power)
Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots, Pt. 1
Do You Realize??
Dark Side of The Moon Set with Phantogram
Speak to Me
Breathe
On the Run
Time
Breathe (Reprise)
The Great Gig in the Sky
Money
Us and Them
Any Colour You Like
Brain Damage
Eclipse
Awesome !
I love there music
I remember recording this on directv when it was live in 2012. I watched it afterwards for the first time and I was blown away. Obviously they are not Pink Floyd but damn this is pretty good. I lost my recording when I upgraded and we all have been through that. Lol. Found it again on you tube without the high video quality but still I love it.
Better than pink
I really love Brain Damage and eclipse INCREDIBLE!
wish i was there
+Ryan H you mean you "Wish You Were Here"? more Pink Floyd!
Ok grandpa. They are awesome and fun as hell live.
That concert looked incredible. The stage we demolished after the first song.
It was so fun to be at this show.
They Rock........
loveee
Was that fucking Tony Clifton in the beginning?
My exact though lol
God that's so funny.
Yes.
Ran into him and the bunny ranch guy backstage at the Reno flaming lips show in 2013. Was very strange
What were the guitar pedals Drozd used during this performance?
Does anyoneone know what kind of keyboard Drozd played during this magical performance?
I recently got their entire discography after I saw an interview with Wayne Coyne. It was a super cool/ funny/ interesting interview permeated with little clips from music videos they've done over the years. Didn't hear one song I didn't like, so absolutely getting into all their stuff! What's embryonic? I don't think I have that one. How did they record it then?! (looking forward to hearing about that!) :) Do You Realize is a song I want played at my funeral. Beautiful and really original.
You're amazing dude... do you have a link to the interview? (Assuming it was a filmed interview) Seriously that's awesome... and is he a nice chap?
Omg, that was so good. They played DSotM so well. Very glad I got to see this set at FPSF in Houston later that season.
Watching the yeah yeah yeah song. It got me thinking, How much could taking a or the pickups out of the 6 string side and making room for them on the 12 side have? I want to assume itll grab more sound, but my gut tells me there is probably more detrimental side effects that either makes it worse or junt dosent seem to do anything. Any takers on this one?
Torrey Dunn simple cus it looks cool as fuck..
Just because they're there doesn't mean they're selected. the EDS-1275 allows you to select either the 12 or 6 string side, or both together... but being magnetic pickups and humbuckers, there would be very little effect from selecting both, even as far as interference on a high-power live stage is concerned.
Really? I have theire oeuvre... and been working my way through them. I really love Transmissions from the Satellite Heart, but that's probably because I'm a newbie. I've liked Do You Realize since I first heard it, and I love their direction now... kind of a focused, organised love generation with a sky high weekly confetti bill. I'll take the time and listen to Soft Bulletin, thanks for the feedback :) Have you seen the vid on here where Wayne explains the motive/ ideas behind the 6 hour song?
Tangerines is such a great song is loved it when it first came out on shity mtv
+Mike Kretmar It's not Tangerines. It's She Don't Use Jelly.
@@chrisdaniels7760 oh well, you knew what he meant, obviously. Lol. But I guess it doesn't hurt to be informative and what not :)
I sooo hate how it really is difficult to tell if someone is being pretentious and not picky and what have you, or if they really are just solely trying to be helpful and spread some knowledge. That's why i feel like I need to put a smiley face in any comment or message I write to someone that I feel could be misunderstood for something douchey or passive aggressively shady and shit, as far as tone and attitude go, I don't ever wanna come off as being rude when I am not intending to do so!
Not saying I thought you came off as any of those things (the ones on the more negative side that I described above), you probably we're just letting the OP know the true name of the song, lol. It's just so crazy to me how difficult it is to accurately pick up on someone's tone or the purpose and intention behind their words, when it comes to texts/comment/direct messages. I know I already mentioned that and all but it's just so frustrating when someone maybe perceives that i have some kind of attitude in something I may write to them, or passive aggression, or just like....an all around COMPLETELY different perception of the meaning and the intention/purpose than what I had been intending. Crazy.
Just bought Clouds Taste Metallic. Its got some great songs on it and is often overlooked. I'd probably say my favorite is embryonic though. I just like the rawness and obscurity of it. I remember reading something about how they recorded it and you can totally picture them all jamming out together and coming up with ideas.
Yeah yeah yeah song was epic
Dark Side starts around the 39 minute mark. Good, good shit.
That third balloon full of money was always meant to stay on stage! :)
Damn, wish kliph scurlock was still a part of the band.
Iamhereblossom best drummer
Is there any possible way that's actually Bob Zmuda? doing Tony Clifton?
Tony Clifton! Fuck yes!
agreed. in my opinion, the greatest album ever made.
What is the name of the first song? I think its the bomb!
+chris miller Race For the prize
Is it just me or is it weird that three guys called Chris & two specifically called Chris Miller commented on the same post? The blank picture 'Chris Miller' made a comment 5 years ago right under my own comment. I thought perhaps it was a profile of mine I didn't know I started. But nope, seems to be a real profile. Two Chris Miller's commenting on the same post, both 5 years ago 🤔 Quiet a coincidence I'd say 🤨 And it is written the exact way I write it too... "What is the name of the first song? I think it is the bomb!" Is profile real?
shaaaark!
"The Soft Bulletin", because it's simply the most complete, and at the time it was released pointed to a sharp new direction for the band. Everything since built on that foundation. Not to say that the stuff before that wasn't great, as much of it was, it was just a different aesthetic they were pursuing up until then. Many critics regard this album as one of the best albums of all time.
Mr. Entertainment!!!!!
who can explain to me what's the sphere on Wayne's guitar at 23:54?
Is that Steve Winwood’s guitar stripped of the green paint?
Race for the Prize
Makes your hole weak lmfao! And I love that everyone has decent clothes on.
Steven's eating the mic the whole time hahaha
Judson Kolk it's a talk box...it works off of the vocal chords.
I know monk, I'm jus kiddin 😉
sp co Talkboxes actually don’t work off vocal cords, they just pump the sound from a soundproof amp-pedal through a tube into your mouth, so you just have to mouth the words... then that gets picked up by your vocal microphone onstage.
they did play it
Was that supposed to be Tony Clifton?
Is that Tony Clifton?
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Talk about a great hype man lol
and actually Breathe/Speak to me was very very good
What the hell are The Flaming Lips doing at this Tony Clifton concert ?
Tony Clifton??!?!?
Hey I
I don’t don’t want you to do to know know
fuckyeah this vid!....
Tony Clifton at the beginning is awesome.
I was there and it was fucking Epic
1st songs name please!
Race for the prize
thanx :)
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😮😮😮😮😮😮
Most bands avoid singing the song that made them famous but the lips dont even care
Turn up the bass!!!!!
"race for the prize"
Tony Clifton!!!!!!!
is that tony clifton?
yes
What's everyones favourite Flaming Lips album and why?
Yes
24:52 for Yoshimi
jesus christ the botched side of the moon.
Anyone else see their gear and just say, "Fuck, they mean business."?
TONY CLIFTON!
18:11 - He just pops that balloon like he doesn't fucking care.
3:23 = nirvana
i miss ronald
I wonder if he ever cleans his hamster ball he rolls around on the crowd in
great gig in the sky sounds like a cat dying
Looks like he wearing a fire shelter. Nice.
d'masiv
maybe the chick that sang during the cover of "great gig in the sky" should've tried singing once before this giant concert
jaketaz She is Lizzy Allen from Vitamins and is classically trained and does a lot of country backing vox sessions. Probably didn’t have a good monitor reference onstage, or just can’t sing that song. Bear in mind all the other singers are off too, hard to beam in on the key if they’re in 3 slightly different ones.
51:56 someone's playing something using an iPhone?! :D
5 people are sad.