FLAMING LIPS - Kings Mouth: Music and Songs LP hard rock the Bad Seeds have never

the Bad Seeds have never sounded more cheerful than in the sloshed group sing-along of the Velvets' "All Tomorrow's Parties" and the cheeky

jagged guitars and pummeling bass lines that made them forerunners of the British anarcho-punk movement

This is followed by The Little Bits' screaming garage-soul cut "Girl Give Me Love" (recorded when the band members were all between nine and twelve years old

Zeenith is an album in which sugar-coated glam stomp nestles up alongside Mersey beat and where rousing power pop

and 1970 Masters Apprentices rocker “Turn Up Your Radio”

FLAMING LIPS - Kings Mouth: Music and Songs LP hard rock the Bad Seeds have neverIncludes d l code. Kings Mouth is The Flaming Lips fifteenth album. It is named after, and based on, Wayne Coynes mind bending art installation. According to Coyne, it comes from the same nucleus as the bands live performances. Needless to say, its a typically odd beautiful mix of sounds and words. Mick Jones of The Clash keeps popping up and narrating bits of it too.