Favorite Psychedelic Songs

[complacentnation]

Sucks that I cant post in the thread so for us current noobs lets post songs in here, OK?

My most favorite psychedelic jam ever is Krautrock by Faust.

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One of my most favorite anti guitar solo guitar solos is from This Heats Horiontal Hold John Peel session, 1977: [YOUTUBE]

One of my fav psychedelic videos: Kokomo by Black Dice: [YOUTUBE]

A really great meditative jam: Tony Conrad with Faust... If you are on acid and I am not I will take you into my car and play this as we drive around exploring the extinct volcanoes by my house: [YOUTUBE]

Music that is so psychedelic you do not have to take any: La Monte Young: The Well Tuned Piano
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More upmost pschedelic sound: Terry Riley, A Rainbow in Curved Air [YOUTUBE]

And finally, AFX, Analord the my favorite music to listen to on spice: [YOUTUBE]

+++ an extra, obscure find: Parson Sound from the 60s doing heavy drone: [YOUTUBE]

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Keep on smoking spice

 

[Swinjin]

 

[Andmoreagain]

Some of my favorites...
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[jungleDNBplz]

A very appropriate addition to the thread:

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[complacentnation]

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Really need to listen to this one when going into orbit, I wonder if I would even hear it?

 

[lobo]

I love this band..

 

[Mr.Peabody]

One of my all time faves:

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[SecondSelf]

Man, list is endless. Kudos to all the already posted gems on here.

It's impossible for me to pick out specific tracks, but really anything by Shpongle, Entheogenic, Androcell, Bluetech, early Porcupine Tree, Floyd, The Peaking Goddess Collective...

And then for the more chilled moments, Tim Hecker, Loscil, 36, Stephan Mathieu...

 

[maxzar100]

Mars Volta - Vicarious Atonement (sounds awesome with headphones)

 

[maxblaster]

Second shpongle. Also i really enjoy Rodrigo y Gabriela and other flamanco artists that pop out or Pandora. It's fast, intracate, and best of all has no words to detract from the music.

 

[complacentnation]

Kudos on mentioning Tim Hecker. He is astonishing.


This is one of the few videos that I have found that hint at what DMT visuals are like in a really slow and minimal way. Music by Terry Riley. Film by John Whitney, titled Matrix III. Enjoy.

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[LysergicBliss]

Pretty much anything my Ratatat, but paricularly the song Sunblocks

(That guitar solo at 1:15 gets me everytime)

Shpongle's I Am You

Blackmoth Super Rainbow's Fields are Breathing

Of Montreal's Oslo in the Summertime

The list is endless so I'll stop now.

 

[Izzyrizzy]

My favorite songs to listen to while tripping, sorta depends on what type of trip im on.

DMT: Nit Grit - Dimethyltryptamine
Nit Grit - Lupin

LSD: Any EDM Music, really doesn't matter.

Mushrooms: Same as LSD. Except I prefer more mellow songs, so I go along the paths of Liquid Dubstep and Trance.

 

[exovargonklocale]

I don't so much like heavy electronic textures to express psychedelia, personally. I think it is just because it sounds less human, and more processed. Like we are trying to simulate the psychedelic experience. But I like more raw expressions, which feel much more personal, and which may not sound like what things sound like when I am tripping, but which reek of psychedelic footprints. I like hearing people who have been influenced by psychedelics, instead of hearing psychedelics. Just personal preference.




"If your limbs begin dissolving in the water that you tread, all surroundings are evolving in the stream that clears your head"
The original psychedelic band.
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From the 60's psychedelic movement in Brazil
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A Japanese noise rock band
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and just for fun
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[marz]

music by spongle is good :thumb_up:

 

[complacentnation]

Great list exovargonklocale. Also, someone up there had wooden shjips, that was a great surprise. Thanks to everyone for giving their input, keep em comin

I don't so much like heavy electronic textures to express psychedelia, personally. I think it is just because it sounds less human, and more processed. Like we are trying to simulate the psychedelic experience. But I like more raw expressions, which feel much more personal, and which may not sound like what things sound like when I am tripping, but which reek of psychedelic footprints. I like hearing people who have been influenced by psychedelics, instead of hearing psychedelics. Just personal preference.

 

[TheWhiteWizard]

I usually have this for my spice works. Its calming and tranquil with a truly 'organic' sound and limitless depth. :d


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