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the origin of “Flaming Lips”

March 28, 2008March 28, 2008 by orangehairboy

I’d meant to blog about this over a month ago! I found this while watching What a Way to Go with Gene Kelly and Shirley MacLaine.

Wanna see where the name “Flaming Lips” came from? Watch this clip.

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Oklahoman by birth. Angeleno by fate. I've been in half a dozen bands and own 25 cubic feet of old records. Thank God for Ikea shelves.

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