One of my favorite things to do while stoned is listen to albums that are really unique, artful, and/or jam packed with soul and energy, as in that head space music just hits completely differently and it just lends to me finding a deep love and appreciation for the art of music. What’re some of your favorites?
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If you want something really out there, Lifa by Heilung is a spiritual journey. They call their music “amplified history,” and its ritualistic tribal/folk music inspired by pre-christianity era northern Europe. Took me a while to get accustomed to it at first but once it clicks it is transcendent. Also this was their first live performance ever which is mindblowing.
An updated version of the ritual is coming soon!
Can’t go wrong with frank Zappa’s joes garage experience in my opinion
removed Brew by Miles Davis.
I once got really stoned and fell asleep while listening to it on a loop. I had all these insane dreams where I was walking through a pitch black jungle. I could feel all this stuff, the different textures of plants, the ground under foot, animals brushing by in the night, but I couldn’t see anything: a totally non-visual dream. It wasn’t scary, just super weird. Never experienced anything like it before or since.
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard - Polygondwanaland
Dark Side of the Moon
Queensryche - Operation Mindcrime
It’s a bit cliche but Dark Side vinyl, loud af hits perfect.
When you play it louder the silences hit so much harder. What an experience.
Try Nick Cave & The Bad Seed’s Ghosteen.
King Crimson - In the Court of the Crimson King.
It’s just exploding with creativity and craftsmanship throughout the album. The opening tune (21st Century Schizoid Man) was unlike anything anyone had ever heard at the time it was released, and there’s honestly still not much like it out there. And the transition to Moonchild after it is equally mind-blowing just for the contrast alone. The title track remains one of the most incredible things I’ve heard.
Zappa also has a lot of good candidates for this list. I’m soft for Freak Out, where the madness started, but some might argue something like Joe’s Garage is a better example.
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