The Flaming Lips

In October 1993, The Flaming Lips were riding a wave of creativity and shifting sounds. Just prior to their live performance at the Kennel Club, they had released the album “Transmissions from the Satellite Heart,” which came out earlier that year. This album marked a significant pivot for the band as it featured the breakout hit “She Don’t Use Jelly,” propelling them into a wider spotlight. During this San Francisco show, fans were treated to some of the earliest live renditions of “Chewin' The Apple Of Your Eye” and “Superhumans,” showcasing the band's experimental energy and engagement with new material. This concert not only captured the essence of their unique live performances—from the whimsical to the oddly profound—but also served as a snapshot of a band transforming and exploring new sonic territories at a pivotal moment in their evolution. So, can you imagine being in that crowd, feeling the buzz of experimentation in the air? It's moments like these that truly define an artist's journey!

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