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I was a little kid, my older brother had this album and that's all I wanted to be, and seeing Polaris on pete and pete, I learned guitar played in bands, no one stayed with the early 90s alternative, independent, grunge sound like I always wanted

❤kindergarten love Flaming Lips

It looks like Jonathan is singing this(?)

Wished we could have got the whole Mountainside performance! They are rockin!

Do you happen to have The Verve's set from right before FLs?

I was there

Setlist: Mountain Side (3:00) When Yer Twenty Two (9:44) Moth in the Incubator (13:46) Superhumans (19:33) She Don't Use Jelly (23:01) One Million Billionth of a Millisecond on a Sunday Morning (27:30) The Process (37:05)

This is one my favorite incarnations of The Lips! ❤ what a cool show! Thanks for posting!

Grungy?

I miss the days of moshing to anything that was cool and energetic. Also I love the image of the woman making the face on his mike stand. It was used for the Sonic Youth album EVOL which is one of my favorites from them.

I was at this show. I was 65% deaf for the next week. The acid was great. I was at the front of the stage the whole time. Loud ass magic. ❤

I was there. I showed up just for Luna and The Lips. The rest of the show I gave two hoots, or not even. I remember Luna giving a great show and The Lips were fantastic...and LOUD. Seriously, when Mountain Side broke in, it was like standing behind a learjet.

I was never a fan of this era of "The Lips". Mr.Coyne singing like a "dumb okie" about nonsense. It feels like a cash grab. Like when Dinosaur Jr. went to a major label and J. Mascis became a parody of himself. Wayne Coyne, does this parody of an "Okie" with a pitchy voice. Long gone are the days of "There You Are"....an actual ballad for for the weird in Oklahoma, An anthem for the folks who feel isolated in a weird American state. I wish "grunge" never happened. I wish the record companies had stuck with teen groups. if that meant that, the bands I loved from the late 80/early 90's only had ONE more record, left in them....well...they'd be earnest.

Ronald is the great under appreciated alt rock guitarist of the alt/grunge era. Ronald Jones

This was when they were the greatest rock band on the planet

I think Wayne is the definition of "pitchy", lol. Great voice tho

I like that I can't hear anything but the bass lol

The riff is so good the lyrics dont even matter. 😅 Such a good song.

we miss u tastyslopsicle

One of them should run for president

Incredible job on the sound change. I’m familiar with the original audio. ❤

Best thing Oklahoma ever gave the world

Best era lips. Was there and at multiple other shows in the years just before and after. They were focusing on the music and the spectacle came second. Lips and My Bloody Valentine were the vanguard at this point (and Slint) all in very different ways.

Steven D is my favorite musician of all time He is on another plane

I really miss when the Flaming Lips used to be a rock n roll band. Love this!

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Man, this is truly early footage. Fun to see.

I'm a bit confused about how the Lips seem to be headlining here. Is this the main stage?

IMO among the greatest bands on the planet at the time.

Mountainside!!! My college band used to cover this. Still have tinnitus

Why is this a “remaster”? Was it originally mastered?

Back when the The Lips were a BAND

I saw a couple shows at webster hall, like eels, and eels. But this show reminds me that lide isnts as bad as all that. Thanks.

This must be college music. And I hate fields.

This is awesome! Is this your video that you shot and if so, do you have any more?! Thank you!

He speaks with such humility. Yet such defiance. Their signature-song "She Don't Use Jelly," with major MTV coverage would not come out for another 5 years, in 1993.

First dose of legal psilocybin. And this one found me. Paid for by OHP, the great state of Oregon! What a time to be alive ❤️‍🔥

I never really cared for the album version of Barbary Coast, but man that shit live is freakin epic🎇 Its definitely a tune to stretch wayy out if you knowwhatimean.

Around 20:35 some real magic happens

Lyrics are hilarious, but he sounds like he's trying not to laugh, as if he just cannot believe that this is the song he has to perform on cable tv. Had to be one of those total screw around throw away tunes that they never thought would amount to anything.

What blows my mind is both the Lips and Ween performed with The Boredoms

The were the SHIT at this point they absolutely rocked so amazing

Wow... I was at this show!

Flaming Lips Category totally amazing 94 right before someone left

It's all about the drummer!

Ah, the 90s. I was 24 in '95 and the Lips were my favorite band at the time. Seeing a young Wayne, a young John Stewart, and a young Jeanine Garafalo is really really weird.

The sound quality is fantastic. This is a great show for them. WoW . This is a gem!

Loudest concert I ever heard!!! And the 2nd time I got to see the Lips! Now I’m going to go see them for the 29th time this summer at the 20 year anniversary of Yoshimi at Tulsa in June! Thank You for uploading!!!

Point. The. Camera. At. RONALD! AND DON'T MOVE!!

Steven looking up to Michael in the first couple minutes was so sweet and uplifting 😊. Steven looked up to Michael and Wayne in the late 80s and early 90s and fate brought them together as one great American psychedelic rock band!!! The greatest of all time!!! In my humble opinion.