The Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots
by Trent McMartin
Not only is this the best Flaming Lips record, but it's one of the finest rock albums to be released in the twenty-first century. The follow-up to the almost equally impressive 1999 release The Soft Bulletin, Y.B.T.P.R is a sadly touching, electronically bizarre, loosely based concept album that incidently lacks any type of clear storyline. Regardless of its confusing themes, the album transferred seemlessly onto stage, becoming a far out, celebratory expo of confetti, light shows, and dancers in animal mascot suits (Justin Timberlake suited up one night as a dancing dolphin). As Steve Sanders so eloquently put it in that 1995 episode of Beverly Hills 90210 in which the Lips guest starred, "You know, I've never been a big fan of alternative music, but these guys rocked the house!"
Read More about the Flaming Lips at UnRatedMagazine.com
Not only is this the best Flaming Lips record, but it's one of the finest rock albums to be released in the twenty-first century. The follow-up to the almost equally impressive 1999 release The Soft Bulletin, Y.B.T.P.R is a sadly touching, electronically bizarre, loosely based concept album that incidently lacks any type of clear storyline. Regardless of its confusing themes, the album transferred seemlessly onto stage, becoming a far out, celebratory expo of confetti, light shows, and dancers in animal mascot suits (Justin Timberlake suited up one night as a dancing dolphin). As Steve Sanders so eloquently put it in that 1995 episode of Beverly Hills 90210 in which the Lips guest starred, "You know, I've never been a big fan of alternative music, but these guys rocked the house!"Read More about the Flaming Lips at UnRatedMagazine.com
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