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The Flaming Lips - We Don't Control The Controls - The Meaning of The Terror (2013) | Slate

The Flaming Lips - We Don't Control The Controls - The Meaning of The Terror

The Flaming Lips talk about their new album, The Terror.

Released: 2013
Runtime: 26m
Genres: Documentary, Music

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Wayne CoyneSelf
Steven DrozdSelf
Derek BrownSelf

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