The Flaming Lips - Oh My Gawd!!!...It's The Flaming LipsOh My Gawd!!! The Flaming Lips, released in 1987, opens and closes with references to The Beatles. It starts with the quote take this, brother. May it serve you wellRevolution 9, and closes with turn off your mind, relax fromTomorrow Never Knows. Further evolving the sound on their debut, The Flaming Lips' second album finds the band mining the psychedelic aspects of their sound even more. The bands ambitious nature begins to reveal itself

broken hearts and struggles in an increasingly unforgiving capital

the third collection of tunes

and at the third opportunity

fresh and protected from the destructive elements of recording studio overproduction and over- perfection

Entourage forged bold musical ideas on their two rare ’70s Folkways LPs

Album opener The Boy is quintessential Clams

smiling and sliding their feet off the floor - a reflex picked up from dancing in rural villages to avoid kicking up the dust”

through to the Wild Bunch

Contains extensive booklet with never before published photos

The Psychedelic Furs

Cave would later downplay the importance of the record but said it helped the band develop musically

“punk poets disguised as Nancy Sinatra and Dean Martin against a background of guitars and hiss