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Which album requires four audio systems to listen to?

The Flaming Lips' eighth studio album titled Zaireeka was released on 4 CD. The peculiarity of the album is that each composition is divided into four components, and in order to listen to the songs in the full version, you need to turn on all the discs at the same time on four different audio systems. Listeners can also experiment by playing not all discs at once, but in any combination of two or three.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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