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The Flaming Lips live: Somerset House can barely contain them (opens the original)
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There’s no show quite like a Flaming Lips show. Each performance is a spectacular, ridiculous, kaleidoscopic, dayglo extravaganza, full of more inflatables than a funfair. 20-foot-high pink robots. Huge colourful balls bouncing around the crowd. Two people dressed as gigantic dancing eyeballs. Lead singer Wayne Coyne in an orb standing on top of the crowd. It’s a lot. It’s sensory overload and at times tonight it feels the courtyard of Somerset House can barely contain it. Tonight’s show sees th
The Flaming Lips live: Somerset House can barely contain them - AOL (opens the original)
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There’s no show quite like a Flaming Lips show. Each performance is a spectacular, ridiculous, kaleidoscopic, dayglo extravaganza, full of more inflatables than a funfair. 20-foot-high pink robots. Huge colourful balls bouncing around the crowd. Two people dressed as gigantic dancing eyeballs. Lead singer Wayne Coyne in an orb standing on top of the crowd. It’s a lot. It’s sensory overload and at times tonight it feels the courtyard of Somerset House can barely contain it. Tonight’s show sees th
The Streets at Alexandra Palace: A euphoric and hilarious triumph (opens the original)
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A concept album about someone losing a thousand pounds down the back of the TV wouldn’t immediately suggest itself as a record that would be rapturously welcomed back over 20 years later as a classic. But as a large black curtain drops down to reveal the bus shelter that adorns the cover of the album and we hear Skinner intone “It was supposed to be so easy” it all makes sense. Because A Grand Don’t Come for Free is a British classic. Losing a grand, finding a girl, losing the girl then finding
The Streets at Alexandra Palace: A euphoric and hilarious triumph - AOL (opens the original)
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A concept album about someone losing a thousand pounds down the back of the TV wouldn’t immediately suggest itself as a record that would be rapturously welcomed back over 20 years later as a classic. But as a large black curtain drops down to reveal the bus shelter that adorns the cover of the album and we hear Skinner intone “It was supposed to be so easy” it all makes sense. Because A Grand Don’t Come for Free is a British classic. Losing a grand, finding a girl, losing the girl then finding
Wolf Alice at Finsbury Park: A triumphant homecoming (opens the original)
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This content is provided by Exco Player and may use cookies or similar technologies. Please click 'Allow and Continue' below to load the content. There’s a moment, half way through Wolf Alice’s homecoming set in Finsbury Park as they play The Sofa, when lead singer Ellie Rowsell sings “Feels a little like I'm stuck in Seven Sisters, North London, oh England” and the crowd surprises her by singing along to every one of those lines. You can hear her surprised laugh before she regains her composure
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