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Goldfrapp underline their reputation as one of Britain's most creative and innovative bands with the release of Satin Boys, Flaming Chic, an extremely special limited edition double a-side 7" picture disc on 4th September 2006. The tracks will be available on download from 14th August.
The single comes with two tracks, the Flaming Lips mix of 'Satin Chic' which, in typical Lips psychedelic fashion, is entitled 'Satin Chic Through The Mystic Mix, Dimension 11'. The other side features Goldfrapp's extraordinary version of The Ordinary Boys 'Boys Will Be Boys' as performed during their recent classic Live Lounge session on Jo Whiley's BBC Radio 1 show. The single is a picture disc with artwork designed by Alison Goldfrapp.
The Flaming Lips mix is a summery psychedelic love letter from Oklahoma City. Meanwhile Goldfrapp do 'Boys Will Be Boys' in the way that only Goldfrapp could, turning it into a dark and sinister, lederhosen-slapping, Kurt Weill celebration sung in a Bier Keller in the Weimar Republic.
Meanwhile Goldfrapp have created their own masks and maypole-friendly mix of of The Flaming Lips new single 'W.A.N.D (The Will Always Negates Defeat)'.
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