Race for the Prize

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"Race for the Prize" is a critically acclaimed, orchestral-psychedelic rock song by The Flaming Lips that opens their 1999 album *The Soft Bulletin* and has become one of their signature tracks.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
album The Soft Bulletin NERFINISHED
artist The Flaming Lips NERFINISHED
associatedWithEra late 1990s alternative rock
composer Steven Drozd NERFINISHED
Wayne Coyne NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticalReception critically acclaimed
describedAs orchestral-psychedelic rock song
features distorted drums
layered vocals
prominent orchestral arrangements
format 7-inch single
CD single
genre alternative rock
orchestral rock
psychedelic rock
hasCanonicalStatus one of The Flaming Lips' signature tracks
hasInfluenceOn reputation of The Soft Bulletin as a landmark album
hasLiveFavoriteStatus true
hasMusicVideo true
hasTimeSignature unconventional drum pattern
hasType studio recording
includedIn The Flaming Lips live setlists
language English
lyricist Wayne Coyne NERFINISHED
notableFor opening track of The Soft Bulletin
openingTrackOf The Soft Bulletin NERFINISHED
originalMedium audio recording
partOf The Flaming Lips discography
The Soft Bulletin NERFINISHED
performer The Flaming Lips NERFINISHED
producer Dave Fridmann NERFINISHED
The Flaming Lips NERFINISHED
recordLabel Warner Bros. Records
releaseDecade 1990s
releaseYear 1999
signatureSongOf The Flaming Lips NERFINISHED
theme competition
sacrifice
scientific discovery

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The Flaming Lips notableSong Race for the Prize