which music did you trip with ?

[yourownworld]

He propose this topic to tell what you have listen to when you tripped

(and comments are interessting of course)

let' every thought float here ;-)

 

[Lion]

Heavy Metal, Thrash Metal...

 

[thadivine]

once some random trance and hardstyle I had on my pc. Not too loud.
Dunno if it enhanced the trip but it was a very nice recreational trip. Just enjoyed the colors.

Next time im planning to listen some shpongle, guess that would be really good trip music

 

[yourownworld]

my last trip was on Chemical Brothers - We are the night
and before , the white album of the Beatles (makes your trip very happy)

my previous trip were often on The Doors (Legacy best of , LA Woman ,...)

 

[moldyb]

pink floyd, hendrix, black sabbath, eazy-e and ICP.

 

[ararat]

venetian snares :mrgreen:

oh, and it was amazing.

 

[buffachino]

Assorted trance, psytrance and the legendary Shpongle of course.
But even ambient stuff can get to me in a bad way during the peak so I sometimes prefer silence.

My head feels like a Frisbee, twice it's normal size; it feels like a football.... :lol:

 

[Psychoid]

My head feels like a Frisbee, twice the small size; it feels like a football.... :lol:

It's more like this: My head feels like a freesbee, twice it's normal size. Feels like a football, and someone's moved the goal posts. Everything is like out of joint, weird, disconnected... if I remember well the music starts there

one FUCKING GREAT song to listen to when tripping is Juno Reactor - Shark... omg I listened to that song in my biggest trip, I was with friends but felt the need to be alone and we were in a forest and it was at night so I went in the forest alone listening to this song and there were fireflies everywhere... god I really thought I had been sent in another world

 

[thomas]

It really just depends on what kind of mood im in.

If all else fails and im not sure what to listen to, Nine Inch Nails always seems to work for me.

 

[thadivine]

Assorted trance, psytrance and the legendary Shpongle of course.
But even ambient stuff can get to me in a bad way during the peak so I sometimes prefer silence.

My head feels like a Frisbee, twice the small size; it feels like a football.... :lol:

assorted trance is nice

Heavy metal or anything like that would probably mean an instant bad-trip for me...

 

[phatass]

shpongle is uplifting and pleasant to listen to...



Chemical Brothers is amazing for "K-trips"... so intense

 

[phalaris]

It really just depends on what kind of mood im in.

If all else fails and im not sure what to listen to, Nine Inch Nails always seems to work for me.

My head is a whole.

Has he made some new stuff the last few years ?

 

[Adrenochromatik]

Board of canada "Geogaddi" ( LSD ^^)
NIN " The Downward Spiral" ( last album this year "Year Zero" )
My bloody valentine "You Made Me Realise"
Ministry " the land of rape and honey" ( Especially when i m pissed)
and a lot of tekno like FKY, crystal distortion, interlop ...
last trip was on The velvet underground with thaï shroom .. good trip !

but new stuff ...

 

[pastyputridpulp]

Mostly idm, glitch, ambient, experimental electronica but also a lot of breakcore, mashcore, drill'n bass & some noise

venetian snares :mrgreen:

agreed (although i'm still waiting for something as good as "rossz csillag alatt születtet")

 

[Rymmen]

Um... good lyrics on some easy-to-understand rock for dissociatives, but I prefer silence.

Psy (dark if I'm in the mood, or full-on if I just need some relaxation), maybe trance if I need to tone the trip down, or silence for regular psychedelics.

 

[Entheonaut]

Air, Zero 7, Moby, Daft punk, Amon Tobin.

 

[Toxica]

For dxm, ketamine, pcp, ect - ambient
For DO(x), 2c(X), lsd 'n other psychedelics - psytrance
For mdma and different stimulators - rock, punk, grindcore, metall, d'n'b, ragga jungle
For mj - dub, raggae

 

[Guest]

the sound of nature...the only real good music to trip on

 

[Paracoculi]

It's usually complete silence or natural sounds for me, but ambient also can do the trick, like Steve Roach, Robert Rich, Biosphere, The Orb, Namlook and all the other FAX fellows. But that's only when I want to go deep.

For the mystical Efteling-like experiences I listen to Philip Glass (Glassworks in particular), that man is a musical genius. I can also imagine that many would find it a wrong choice.

Some soundtracks work really well too, A Clockwork Orange for example sets me in the right mood for creative conversations and productivity (painting and drawing). Akira awakes the demons, if you want to invite those. Cowboy Bebop can be fun to listen to, and I mustn't forget to mention Paprika.

Furthermore, The Residents can be weird and entertaining if you're into it, lately I tune in to Limbic Frequencies on iTunes to discover a lot of good artists I never heard of.

I'm not going to mention Aphex, Plaid, Autechre, Ceephax, Shpongle and that sort of stuff (oops, I already did), It can be fun to hear in a trip, but it's all getting old imo, or it's just me getting old

Music can set you in the right mood, and sound(waves)/vibrations can trigger many spectacular hallucinations and visions, like the sound of drumming, Tibetan consonance scales (whatever they're called in English), rattles, and the didgeridoo. It's amazing what it can do, Mike!
:wink:

 

[Toxica]

I like Kitaro, Oliver Shanti, Era (old)... And smth like that, I don't know what is it but my friend called it ketamine mantras