In July 1993, when The Flaming Lips played live at the Bud Light Amphitheatre, they were riding the wave of their distinctive journey through the alternative rock scene. Just before this show, they had released their album *Transmissions from the Satellite Heart* in 1993, which included the hit “She Don’t Use Jelly.” This song skyrocketed their visibility and introduced many fans to their eclectic sound. Performing alongside acts like Stone Temple Pilots and the Butthole Surfers at such an iconic venue truly reflected the band's rise in the alternative music landscape. Interestingly, this era was crucial for the Lips; it marked their shift towards more psychedelic sounds and bold experimentation that would define much of their later work. The live performance, characterized by their whimsical stage presence and avant-garde flair, was a snapshot of a band on the brink of both commercial success and artistic evolution, offering a delightful glimpse into their vibrant energy at that time.