Locating bizarre trippy psychedelic floral vegetation band

[Big Youth]

I think it was a few years ago someone posted a Youtube clip of a band whose stage image consisted of (I think) costumes made of vegetation, plants and the whole stage was covered in the same. It was a sight to behold.

Any clues?

Maybe I drank too much Night Nurse that evening and made the whole thing up.

Appreciated.

[Plainstone]

You sure you're not thinking of the Vegetable Orchestra?

[Xann]

British Sea Power?

[Shere Khan]

This is not it but maybe it's what happened to you

[babycart]

I vaguely remember it too, BY, so at least you weren´t tripping on the Tixylix

[treeboy]

I do remember it. Completely mad. Can't remember their name though.

Was it Caroliner? I think it was.

Incidentally Caroliner is a 19th century singing bull. The band are wierder than they look believe it or not.

[Big Youth]

I do remember it. Completely mad. Can't remember their name though.

Was it Caroliner? I think it was.

Incidentally Caroliner is a 19th century singing bull. The band are wierder than they look believe it or not.

Hmm maybe but can't see anything on YouTube under that name as well as using other tags.

[bradx]

Caroliner play wearing day-glo outfits ... very trippy indeed. They may have played in vegetation (I wouldn't put it past them)... but I'm not sure.

[Big Youth]

Caroliner play wearing day-glo outfits ... very trippy indeed. They may have played in vegetation (I wouldn't put it past them)... but I'm not sure.

Yeah got to be them. Can't find the actual clip i saw but cheers for this.

[treeboy]

The thread was Insane stage sets. Post #4 courtesy of kestrel blazer.

[Big Youth]

The thread was Insane stage sets. Post #4 courtesy of kestrel blazer.

Thanks, Yeah this is it. I'm afraid my hazy recollection of vegetation and suchlike was a red herring.

Anyways they don't make pop groups like this anymore.

[treeboy]

We can live in hope

[Sonovox]

[bradx]

I like Caroliner. I've had quite a few albums pass through my hands. I played one recently - "Rise Of the Common Woodpile". Strange record - reminds me of the Residents but with hardcore punk and bluegrass (!) aspects.
I'm not really sure where they are coming from ... but I like not knowing. I like mystery in music.
I also like the way they blend in with the scenery