Good Albums To Trip To

[captain dayglo]

If you want to listen to music while tripping on what ever your tripping on check these albums out.

Country Joe and the Fish - Electric Music for the Mind and Body
Country Joe and the Fish - I-Feel-Like-Im-Fixin-To-Die-Rag
50 Foot Hose - Cauldron
Kaleidoscope - A Beacon from Mars
Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland
Jimi Hendrix - Axis Bold as Love
Bob Marley - Babylon by Bus
Bob Marley - Survival
Steve Hillage - Rainbow Dome Musick
Tim Blake - Crystal Machine
Tim Blake - New Jerusalem
Gong - You
Gong - Angels Egg
Hawkwind - Space Ritual
Hawkind - In Search of Space
The Byrds - The Notorious Byrd Brothers
Cream - Wheels of Fire
The Grateful Dead - Anthem of the Sun
The Grateful Dead - Bears Picks
The Grateful Dead - Live/Dead
The Beatles - Rubber Soul
The Beatles - Let it Be
The Beatles - Abbey Road EP
The Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour
Graham Bond - Holy Magic
Alexander Spence - Oar
Ash Ra Tempel - Ash Ra Tempel
Ash Ra Tempel - Seven Up
Roky Erickson - I Have Always Been Here Before
Dr John - Gris Gris
Syd Barrett - The Madcap Laughs
Pink Floyd - Piper at the Gates of Dawn
Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band - Strictly Personal
Tangerine Dream - Phaedra
The KLF - White Room
The Orb - Live '93
The Irrisistable Force - Is it Tomorrow Already
The Irrisistable Force - Global Chillage
Guru Guru - UFO
Sergius Golowin - Lord Krishna Von Goloka
Tool - Aenima
Boards of Canada - Music Has the Right to Children
Boards of Canada - Geogaddi
13th Floor Elevators - Easter Everywhere
13th Floor Elevators - The Psychedelic Sounds of The 13th Floor Elevators
Santana - Abraxas
Popol Vuh - Affenstunde
Black Sabbath - Volume 4
Black Sabbath - Paranoid
Ozzy Osbourne - Bark at the Moon

Man I just realise this list is endless, add to it if you wish.

[jbmac]

All, good music is good to trip to. I am amazed at how listening to bad music is especially bad when my mind is very active. I collect music from 1920 to 2006,
and I have songs from 1920's that I like as much as 2006. I like a lot of 80s stuff - even though most people think that was a bad time for music. I have collected about 10,000 songs I like, all in MP3, all burned onto 1055 audio CDs, my kid and wife don't like my taste in music. I do not own a music player, detest all the copy protection stuff. And I've only bought about 25 Frank Zappa records/CDs in my life, it' s not like I know what it means to twist the sterile canvis snoot of a fully charged icing annointment utensil. Or that I know that Gregorry Peckorry invented the calendar, or remember "help I'm a rock" or fuzzy dice and bongos.

[EROCx1]

Moby, the KLF, Meat Beat Manifesto: Chill Out (2xCD Compilation)
Audio CD (August 17, 1993)
Original Release Date: January 1, 1994



Tracklisting:
1-1 Jo Bogaert Ambient Kinsky
1-2 Omicron Whaler (Strobe Mix)
1-3 Irresistible Force, The Sky High
1-4 Young American Primitive Sunrise
1-5 In-Existenc Eternal Lover
1-6 Meat Beat Manifesto Pot Sounds
1-7 Air Liquide Tanz Der Lemminge 2
1-8 Evolve Now Dream (Subdued Mix)
1-9 KLF, The Last Train To Trancentral (Mu D. Vari-Speed Version)
2-1 Deep Space Network Soylent Green
2-2 Modulate Dreams
2-3 Sine Venus
2-4 Cosmic Baby Planet Earth 1993 (Blue)
2-5 Moby My Beautiful Blue Sky
2-6 Symetrics Jupiter 6
2-7 Rising Sun Ocean View
2-8 Human Mesh Dance Dahlia
2-9 Michael Kandel 5/18/93

[jbmac]

Yes, the KLF was a fantastic band, I heard when they disbanded they destroyed all original copies of their work. They did a great "dr Who" song too.

[Ahau Votan]

I find it hard to believe that you left Seargent Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band off of the list in the beatles section. My late best friend listened to that one over and over on his first LSD trip. He couldn't stop hitting play.

[OldSoul]

Originally Posted by jbmac

Yes, the KLF was a fantastic band, I heard when they disbanded they destroyed all original copies of their work. They did a great "dr Who" song too.

All true. Great band. And when they retired from music in 92 they deleted the entire back catalog from all their various projects (Timelords, Justified Ancients of MuMu, and The KLF). The high point of their career, IMO, was also it;s last moment...when they did 3AM Eternal with a death metal band on the Brit awards to a bunch of music industry types that sat there stunned at what they were beholding. I think it was Extreme Noise Terror that they did the live performance with.

Myself...I'll always have to put Furnace by Download on the top of the list of good trippin records. Put it on just as you feel the first rising frenzy of the peak...and let it ride out. I think that album causes sleep dep on some kind of frequency level. LOL.

[captain dayglo]

Originally Posted by Ahau Votan

I find it hard to believe that you left Seargent Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band off of the list in the beatles section. My late best friend listened to that one over and over on his first LSD trip. He couldn't stop hitting play.

I dont rate Sgt Peppers, its very cliche, a bit too cheesy and naive, the Beatles albums I listed are much better tripping music IMO.

And I agree with the other posters that The KLF ruled, I love the white room. Its sounds a bit dated now but man the memories, I was in my tripping prime when they were still around and I will always love em for that.

[alice]

I listened to this that afternoon with good headphones. That´s an awesome album! However don´t know if compatible with tripping....

Autechre - Incunabula

[Foxglove]

My all time favorite: Pink Floyd, Division Bell (or maybe the Pulse album)

[EROCx1]

I have been working on an Ambient project off and on for the past few months. Its nearly completed and I have received a very good response from most people who have used the pre-release version so far. The thing is, the people who listened to it so far are kind of "into this type of music" I am curious of how many members of EDOT like Ambient / meditation style music. This CD had few segments with a beats or vocals. It does contain some really good Leary and McKenna samples. Its mostly just digital trippyness to accompany to entheogenic experience. It defiantly adds to the experience. Kykeon: The Eleusinian Mystery Lives is for use with entheogens in general. I am also working on other CD's for use with specific teacher plants such as divinorum, Ayahuasca, cacti, Ergine & Isoergine based plants, etc. It will be for sale by some ethnobotanical vendors and other similar online stores before the month is it.


Kykeon: The Eleusinian Mystery Lives
Music to accompany the Entheogenic experience
Produced by: EROCx1 formerly of CyberLabZ & L.A. Underground.
Ambient digital meditation style sounds featuring audio from Dr. Timothy Leary and Terence McKenna + dual-binaural beat frequencies to stimulate Theta brainwave activity.