Your Trip Out Songs/Albums
HarveyCanal
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What has historically been your go-to music to enhance your trips?
Back in high school when we would routinely go pick grocery bags full of fresh magic mushrooms down in Houston, we'd often throw this on...
As well as heavy doses of these 2 albums...
Now, what says you?
Back in high school when we would routinely go pick grocery bags full of fresh magic mushrooms down in Houston, we'd often throw this on...
As well as heavy doses of these 2 albums...
Now, what says you?
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Weed: Definitely Can "Tago Mago". We'd listen to that second half of the album and bake all night.
'Shrooms: Portishead "S/T". I remember popping some mushrooms out in the woods in Oregon, and I felt the trees closing in on me.
Acid: My Bloody Valentine "Loveless". That was a staple album for weed as well.
And I actually listened to this album from beginning to end one night while on it Ecstasy:
b/w
the only times I've eaten mushrooms there was no music involved, but those would be my soundtrack of choice.
Paebiru made for a beautiful stoned drive thru the Berkshires in late winter/early spring, when there was still a lot of snow on the ground but the ice was starting to melt.
on the soulful trip
on the gothic college rock trip
on the pleasant trip
Another vote for Their Satanic Majesties Second Request here too - could add lots of other BJM albums.
litsened to this one tonight, probably sober for the first time, it's held it's own:
^ I think this ones better fucked outta ones skull but it's still great: "that thing in the cellar is NOT my mother..."
we would literally sit around banging on stuff "in rhythm" to this, front to back, over and over.
Rodriguez Cold Fact used to get heavy spins as well especially during sessions.
This thread reminded me of crazy small house parties I used to have on the reg and having drug fucked mates coming up to me and my man R Type while we were spinning tunes asking for some random record from my collection that I played them eaons ago, usually described incoherantly. I used tell them 'if you can find it in the crates ill play it' and dudes would come back with 30 records they exvitedly eanted to hear...sometimes all at once :
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I second that Gandalf album, and in terms of films, definitely second the Jodorowsky--both El Topo and Holy Mountain were films I watched a few times under the influence. Also, this film is great as well, under the influence--very colorful, and the cinematography is incredible.
This got a lot of fucked up listens
Del- 1st album
People's Instinctive Travels
Also, Watching Yo! MTV Raps on Saturday night with Fab 5.
- spidey