THE FLAMING LIPS AND STARDEATH AND WHITE DWARFS WITH HENRY ROLLINS AND PEACHES DOING THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

This is not a note-for-note remake (and yet, all the spoken words are there, the heartbeat, the sound effects), but rather it's a re-imagining of Pink Floyd's great album as some kind of Krautrock psychedelia, and it's pretty good. Recorded after the Flaming Lips made their masterpiece "Embryonic," this album is almost a companion piece to that one. For what this is, a tribute cover album by the Lips and a couple other bands, it's pretty enjoyable. I think I'm fondest of "Us and Them." It reminds me a bit of Can at times. Still, I honestly have only listened to it a few times here and there. Like with most tribute albums.