The Milton-based brewery has been a longtime supporter of original music, from its free brewpub concerts featuring local and national acts or the series of music-related brews they've released over the years. "That text thread is going to be a big part of what I remember about this project," Calagione says of the texts, which were as non-traditional as one might assume. "Last week he sent me a video of him singing The National Anthem through a machine that made his voice sound like a robotic squirrel in a lot of pain." The Flaming Lips 38 Vinyl 26.39 In A Priest Driven Ambulance (Vinyl) The Flaming Lips 33 Vinyl 19.99 Transmissions From The Satellite Heart (Vinyl) The Flaming Lips 126 Vinyl 18.45 American Head (2-LP) The Flaming Lips 678 Vinyl 22.99 Telepathic Surgery (Vinyl) The Flaming Lips 17 Vinyl 16.01 The Final Cut Pink Floyd 442 Vinyl 31. Their texts included Coyne sending video clips of him conceiving the songs, photos of him drawing the album label and characters with Calagione sending updates on the recipe and test batches. He's just a ball of positive, glowing energy." He has written for the New York Times, NPR, Billboard, and The Ringer, and is the author of Zaireeka, a book in the 33 1/3 series about the Flaming Lips album of the same name. He's an overly energetic, enthusiastic freak," says Coyne, a self-described occasional beer-drinker. "Once we started talking about ideas, I knew we were in good hands with him. Mark Richardson is the rock and pop music critic for the Wall Street Journal and the former Editor-in-Chief of Pitchfork. The band currently consists of Wayne Coyne (vocals.
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