Comments for Flaming Lips, The, Transmissions from the Satellite Heart

Actually, the name of this album is: Transmissions From The Satellite Heart

'Turn It On' rocks!!!!!! One of the best songs of the year, as for the rest of the album -- don't know, still looking for it.

The Flaming Lips Rule. Why are there no homepages, etc. for this group? they've been around ten freaking years.

This is one of my favorite albums of all time. The last song "Slow Nerve Action" is fantastic! ******** stands for Plastic Jesus. This band needs home pages.

all i got to say: she has helicopters! yes she has!

BITCHIN'!!!

Almost the best album of '93, definately one of the best of this decade, just slightly edges out "Priest Driven Ambulance" for the title of Best Lips Album... and to think it only took "She Don't Use Jelly" 18 months to make it into the Top 40. Woo-hoo!

I love this album! I love people who love this album! Nuff said!

This one was my favorite. I got a chance to see them live in a small club, and they started with "Turn it on". The Christmas lights were turned on when they hit the distortion pedals on that one. Hey, Sumby, I love you too!

truly a great album

yeah, this changed my life too. labia in sunlight is an acid breakthrough of the highest order...the Lips have my undying love.

"In a Priest Driven Ambulence" and this one are completely different albums. Comparing the two isn''t applicable. These guys are just so intuned to regeneration when it comes to rock (example: "Zaiireeka!" sp?). This is undoubtedly their easiest accessible, maybe that''s better. And it blows away %90 of what was released that whole year by anyone else. They DO have a web page. (See above) Git to it!

a good, strang album. a unique sound that i think anyone can like. not heavy at all. a good set of poppy-alternative rock topped off by the surprising top40 hit "she don`t use jelly". overall a REALLY GOOD ALBUM. if you like em keep in touch

Wayne Coyne is the heir to Brian Wilson's pop throne, as the only person around recording original, new-sounding pop songs that are both life-affirming and heart-breaking. I love this band.