In July 1994, when The Flaming Lips took the stage at Lollapalooza in Tinley Park, they were riding high on the success of their album "Transmissions from the Satellite Heart," released just that same year. This album featured the hit single "She Don’t Use Jelly," which propelled them into the mainstream and marked a significant turning point in their career, transforming them from an underground alternative rock band to a more widely recognized act. It’s fascinating to think that during this live performance, they were not just showcasing their signature psychedelic sound, but also captivating a new audience that was beginning to embrace their quirky charm. Interestingly, this era solidified their reputation for elaborate live shows—who could forget the confetti and the balloons? This concert was part of a pivotal moment where they began to weave their avant-garde style into the fabric of more popular music culture.