Wayne Coyne (The Flaming Lips) To Sell Chocolate Skull EPs

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the-Flaming-LipsAn EP made of chocolate, you say? Well, not quite. The Flaming LipsWayne Coyne has just embarked on his Record Store Tour, hitting Nashville, Louisville, Chicago, and St. Louis, before wrapping things up in Lawrence, KS. Though a short tour, Coyne will be promoting the reissue of The Flaming Lips’ early recordings, The Flaming Lips 1st EP on 12″ green vinyl and The Flaming Lips 2nd Cassette Demo on 7″ blue vinyl. Each will be limited to 2,000 copies, and will officially go on sale Dec. 24.

So where does the chocolate come in? Coyne will be giving record stores a limited version of the EP which will sit in a life-sized, handmade chocolate skull. If that isn’t enough for you, the package will also include a golden coin, which permits access to any headlining Flaming Lips show….in the world. Check out Coyne’s Record Store Tour dates, along with The Flaming Lips’ upcoming dates below.

Record Store Tour dates

Dec 19 – Grimey’s – Nashville, TN
Dec 20 – Guestroom Records – Louisville, KY
Dec 20 – Permanent Records – Chicago, IL
Dec 21 – Vintage Vinyl – St. Louis, MO
Dec 22 – Love Garden Sounds – Lawrence, KS

The Flaming Lips tour dates

Dec 29 – 1st Bank Center – Broomfield, CO
Dec 30 – Belly Up – Aspen, CO
Dec 31 –  Belly Up – Aspen, CO
Jan 10 – The Last Chair Festival – Squaw Valley, CA
Jan 26 – My Morning Jacket One Big Holiday – Riviera Maya, Mexico
Jan 27 – My Morning Jacket One Big Holiday – Riviera Maya, Mexico
Jan 28 – My Morning Jacket One Big Holiday – Riviera Maya, Mexico
Jan 29 – My Morning Jacket One Big Holiday – Riviera Maya, Mexico
Jan 30 – My Morning Jacket One Big Holiday – Riviera Maya, Mexico
March 8 – Gasparilla Music Festival – Tampa, FL
March 21 – BUKU Music + Art Project – New Orleans, LA
March 22 – BUKU Music + Art Project – New Orleans, LA

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