EXCLUSIVE unopened FLAMING LIPS "STROBO TRIP" LIGHT & AUDIO PHASE ILLUSIONS TOY
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Description
Rare, Limited, and Exclusive Flaming Lips Strobo Trip' Toy with USB drive containing the new songs. The six hour song is only going to be available in its entirety as a part of this very limited collectable item.
1. Butterfly, How Long Does it Take to Die
2. 6 Hour Song, Found a Star on the Ground
3. Evil Minds
I have not opened it up, I will let you have that pleasure. Shipped quickly and safely. Free shipping in the USA. International bidders please ask for rate.
Here's a sick video of one of them at work, I'm not sure what the art on this one looks like since it's not opened. So far I haven't seen two that looked the same!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOjechySVJU
“The Strobo Trip by itself is fascinating. I wouldn’t be a surprised to hear about some people taking LSD or something, while listening to
“Found A Star On The Ground,” and playing with the Strobo Trip for hours and hours. We hope you’ll enjoy them anyway you like.”
-Wayne Coyne, in October 3rd press release
On September 20th – before playing Portland’s Keller Auditorium - Wayne Coyne personally sold The Flaming Lips’ “Strobo Trip Light Phase Illusion Toy” to a line of freaks (stretching two blocks) at Jackpot Records. Coyne arrived at the downtown record store circa 5 pm with 11 boxes of the special item. The limited supply – shipped to The Flaming Lips on the road and assembled by the band en route to Portland - meant only some fans got to buy one, but Coyne assured that Jackpot crowd more are on the way. Coyne hung out with fans for almost two-and-a-half hours – until that night’s showtime was pressing – and told the rest where to meet him after the concert.
On Thursday, September 22nd at 6 pm Wayne Coyne hung out with fans at Seattle’s Sonic Boom Records and sold 12 additional strobo illusion toys.
More toys were made available at two Oklahoma stores: Tulsa’s Dwelling Spaces on September 30th, and OKC’s Guestroom Records on October 4th.
