Band will release box set of At War With the Mystics this fall<\/p>\n
\n\tThe Flaming Lips<\/a> will commemorate the 20th anniversary of their 11th album, At War With the Mystics<\/a>, this fall with an anthology box set due out this fall. The six-disc collection, which includes previously unreleased demos and studio recordings, as well as non-album tracks and concert recordings, will come out on Nov. 13. A full track list is on the band\u2019s website<\/a>.<\/p>\n \n\tThe original album, which followed their celebrated Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots LP, contained the psychedelic singles \u201cThe W.A.N.D. (The Will Always Negates Defeat),\u201d \u201cThe Yeah Yeah Yeah Song (With All Your Power),\u201d and \u201cIt Overtakes Me\u201d \u2014 college radio hits that propelled the album to Number 11 on the Billboard 200.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \n\tThe box set includes the original album, expanded to include B-sides from singles and compilation tracks released at the time, along with a 360-degree behind-the-scenes look at how the group wrote the music. One disc includes several different demos, some only a minute long, that shows the creative process. \u201cThe W.A.N.D.,\u201d for instance, appears as two instrumental demos and an early demo, the latter of which is 89 seconds long, before the disc ends with a 3:44 instrumental. On Wednesday, they released, \u201cThe Sound of Failure (2 Demos),\u201d a sparse rendition of the song featuring frontman Wayne Coyne singing along with acoustic guitar and keys and a more piano-driven version.<\/p>\n \t\tTrending Stories<\/p>\n \n\tThere are also previously unreleased songs, tracks they contributed to soundtracks (like The Heartbreak Kid and Spider-Man 3), a Goldfrapp remix of \u201cThe W.A.N.D.\u201d And they\u2019ve included their iTunes Originals session and the promo CD If You Could Blow Up the World With the Flick of a Switch (which fans know is the first line from \u201cThe Yeah Yeah Yeah Song\u201d). And the CD version ends with two live albums, U.F.O.s at the Zoo \u2013 The Legendary Concert in Oklahoma City and Live at the Hollywood Bowl. The LP box set has a slightly different arrangement of tracks.<\/p>\n