Trippy Music

maybe said, maybe not, i haven't had a chance to read the whole topic, but The Sound Of Animals Fighting's "Lover, the Lord Has Left Us" is pretty fucking trippy. It's experimental/electronica with a couple more rock-ish songs(ex. Horses In The Sky). but otherwise, i would agree with the mars volta.

i listen to more hardcore stuff but its still trippy


norma jean - oh god the aftermath
tool- no quarter (zeppelin cover)
robert plant and alison krauss- anything on that album
a local band that is one kid his name is eric but he is badass (this is his myspace)MySpace.com - MeMySelf Iâ„¢ - Bridecreek, Oklahoma - Experimental / Jazz / Grindcore - www.myspace.com/eric666morse
and weirdly - alien ant farm

you have to stop listening to mtv pop music, beside pink floyd and sublime.

the song intergalactic by the beastie boys is pretty trippy. the daft punk remix to it is even more trippy.

anything by tool's pretty trippy, and combichrist (which is more industrial than techno), but theres one song that gave me the creepiest, most macabre hallucination thing ive ever had

"sunny day" by zug izland.

i saw these crazy-ass blue zombies with no legs crawling after me in a graveyard, and i couldnt open my eyes. that would so be the best video game ever.

incubus really relaxes you more than trips you out, but "megalomaniac" is kinda trippy.
and listening to basically anything backwards. lol.

You Enjoy Myself by Phish will take you on a musical journey. Crazy song. You feel like you're lost somewhere in the music... Just get real baked. It will be awesome.

That's just a little sampler. The album version is about 9 minutes long and the whole thing is worth it.

Miranda, that ghost just isen't holy anymore by the mars volta. It's one of their more chill songs, and its trippy. All their music is trippy but some of it is too intense to listen to while high.

Believe it or not U2 early years are kinda nice when yer high. 1980-1983. The Boy album and October album are kinda trippy when yer baked. "Tomorrow" by U2 on the October album is very nice.

i didnt go through all pages, but if you want to go on like a cosmic trip listen to shpongle or younger brother or something. Its a type of music hard to classify.
youtube these songs, listen to the whole song and ill be damned if it doesnt appeal to you:
Behind Closed Eyelids
Devine Moments of Truth
Shpongle Spores ( The most relaxing mindblowing song ive heard to date..if the into sucks to you skip to two min)

if anyone actually listens i want to hear what you got to say about it

Leftfield "Release the Pressure" is GREAT when your nice and roasted/toasted


Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds is great... I know its about LCD... and i've never tried any thing but weed, but its pretty intense
"Rocking horse people eat marshmellow piessssssss" LMAO it makes NO FUCKING SENSE if your sober, but when your high as a kite, i make up stories around it for some reason. I spent 2 hours listening to it over and over while knocking back massive bong rips.... I went thru most of a quarter sack of bc bud that night with my friend

I've never listened to it stoned, but I'd say Blue Man Group, and I'd also suggest some black lights and sound reactive strobes too.

I think Planet Caravan is trippy

watch the video to Black Hole Sun on youtube by soundgarden....amazing when ur on weed
nothing else.. other wise its just scary.. trust me on that

Agreed. That video and song will stick with you under certain conditions. Very trippy and haunting.

When I think trippy music i think Grateful Dead and Pink Floyd above all others. Especially 69 and 74 Dead but any is great.
Floyd Live in 1971 and DSOTM and Animals (The Wall is to dark for trippy IMO)

Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter

Rush - 2112.

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Here comes some variety:
Cibo Matto
Vampyros Lesbos (don't let the name fool you)
Herbie Hancock
Macross Plus OST2

Bisco and string cheese incident are both great when your smoking or enjoying anything else.... pretty much anything attached to acid mother's temple will melt your ears too.

I've been listening to some Grateful Dead studio stuff lately, and they did some awesome trippy things with their music.

Anthem of the Sun is a collage of live recordings mixed with stuff recorded in the studio, and is one of their trippiest albums released.

Aoxomoxoa is similar, but there is no live stuff spliced in. It has the tracks St. Stephen, Mountains of the Moon, China Cat Sunflower, and What's Become of the Baby.

Wake of the Flood is probably my favorite Dead studio record. It was recorded a few years after the other two I mentioned. Here Comes Sunshine and Eyes of the World are my two favorite tracks on it, and they're pretty trippy.

The Black Key's newest album, Attack & Release, has some really trippy effects going on. My favorite songs off that are "Psychotic Girl", "Remember When (Side A)", "So He Won't Break" and "I Got Mine."

Also, Beck's newest album has some pretty trippy stuff, too. It's called Modern Guilt. I'm not as familiar with it yet as any of his other stuff, and I don't know any of the songs by name yet, but it is a really cool record. This album and Attack & Release were produced by the same guy, Danger Mouse. He's been doing a lot of cool things lately.

Omg, Black Hole Sun just completely killed my trip. I was feeling great before seeing that weird ass video...

My contribution to this thread:

Third Stone From The Sun - Jimi Hendrix

Without a doubt the closest piece of music to ever come close to what I think a shrooms or hallucinogen trip is like. Especially after reading the lyrics and combining it with the title...like...woah.

next time you feel like tripping

alexander the great by Iron Maiden.....YOu will think you back in ancient greece fighting in a war...after that, the evil that men do (live version rock in rio) by iron maiden

up the irons