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The Big & Dandy Music on Psychedelics Thread (Track #1)

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.Lucid. said:
so whats everyone's favorite music/songs to trip to and why?


i'm looking to expand my playlist. personally, i lean more towards classic rock but am open to anything.. a few of my favorites bands are the beatles, zeppelin, tool, neil young, allman brothers, some hendrix.. but i have hundreds of songs from random artists on my trip list as well. all suggestions welcome!
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we used to always put on inagatadavida(in the garden of eden) when we first took our acid then by the end of the song we were ussualy trippin and cant ferget the doors,and greatfull dead(dead zone dead walk)...
 
^ WOW I had no idea they had gotten together! Awesome, thanks for the tip!

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making of vid:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FX9l5-iuug

TONS of more info... google [orb gilmour], and see related tracks on youtube.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20101013/ap_en_mu/us_music_review_the_orb_gilmour

The Orb featuring David Gilmour, "Metallic Spheres" (Columbia)
If you can't get enough of those vintage Pink Floyd jams, then the new album by The Orb featuring David Gilmour may quell your desire. The electronic mavens collaborate with the legendary guitarist on "Metallic Spheres," a two-part opus that harkens back to the experimental sounds of Gilmour's old band.
A few minutes into the first track "Metallic" (the album's other track is called "Spheres") and it sounds as if Alex Paterson and Thomas Fehlmann have channeled the flavor of "Ummagumma" and "Atom Heart Mother" and built an entire album around them. It's a more refined yet every bit as spacey, aided by modern recording techniques.
Inspired by the likes of Kraftwerk and Brian Eno, the Orb's unique tonal imagery, known as ambient techno, consists of layering various instruments and natural sounds that essentially are built in the post-production phase. Gilmour was brought in to add his distinct guitar sound to the mix, much like a singer that records over an accompanying track.
The earthy feel of the movement comes from Paterson and his nature recordings. He seems to incorporate every type of natural sound, from the splashing of a waterfall to rustling leaves, even the echoes of a cave's interior. Mixed with the layered instrumentation, the album's two songs allows room for Gilmour's distinctive guitar play to shine. Throughout the piece, he uses various guitars, making them laugh, cry, and sing his emotional melodies, and occasionally scorching leads.
Despite the flavor of the moment, Gilmour's play comes off as smooth and relaxed. He recorded most of his parts on an outside deck, which helps convey the sentiment.
"Metallic Spheres" does require a 50-minute investment to fully appreciate, so if you have the time, it's a pleasant departure from the structured hooks and choruses of the average pop song.
 
grateful dead, rolling stones, sublime and electronic music like drum and bass, dubstep and if your rolling hardcore techno
 
CHEMICAL BROTHERS:
star guitar (& try the shinichi osawa brookes brothers remix too)
the state we're in
lost in the k hole
pioneer skies
where do i begin
The Private Psychedelic Reel (undescribably good)
snow
escape velocity
another world
dissolve
swoon
k+d+b
wonders of the deep
hold tight london
marvo ging
surface to air
let forever be
the sunshine underground
asleep from the day
surrender
dream on

this is essential trip music.
also tiesto - kaleidoscope (high contrast remix)
 
i'd say whatever made it's way on here
http://www.last.fm/user/kit4loose/charts?subtype=albums

breakcore, 'idm' for k
and when it's mixed with tryptamines

and i guess it might be that this blotter was too low a dose compared to an other, because on the other the music was much more intense

listened to pink floyd up to dsotm, sgt peppers, some idm then breakcore. freaked out during that and lost the focus

now i just take many tabs with large doses of other things and the only thing i'd like to listen to is ambient
 
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