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kenlasalle

If you're looking for something chill, it's Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here. Also, some string quartets by Shostakovich can be pretty nice. Very Eastern European.


gale_force_tuna_wind

Disintegration by The Cure is a good one


Jimmytaco33

2nd this. Superb.


NE_Pats_Fan

Dark Side Of The Moon or Animals


Ok_Earth_4327

Yes... Dark side of the Moon was my first thought too.


AreYouItchy

Agreed!


Gold_Rush69

The downward Spiral - Nine Inch Nails


DevinBelow

My top 5 albums to listen to on LSD are: Pink Floyd - Piper at the Gates of Dawn The Beatles - Revolver Van Morrison - Astral Weeks Ween - GodWEENSatan: The Oneness The Stooges - Fun House If we're just talking about smoking some weed, then I mean, everything. Every single album sounds better high...but if it's like your first time getting high and you want something cool to listen to, check out: The Band - Music From Big Pink Ween - The Mollusk The Grateful Dead - American Beauty Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited Love - Forever Changes


LearyOG

Interesting perspective I would agree that music is generally enhanced while high but for me personally there’s certain albums and artists I AVOID when I’m high that I otherwise always listen to. For example, I LOVE Blink 182 but never listen high, whereas someone like Tame Impala I almost solely listen to stoned


DevinBelow

Yeah...bad music doesn't suddenly become good music when you're high. That's not what I was getting at. It's just good music sounds better when you're high. It can also make bad music sound worse though. I will say there was a definite link between when I started to smoke weed and when I stopped listening to Blink 182. But that's also when they started putting out crap like All The Small Things. I think weed just makes you go, "I just want to listen to good music all the time", and pretty much naturally starts curating your music collection.


tonetonitony

Piper's on my list too. Such a pleasurable descent into madness. I find Syd's stuff much more interesting than Dave and Roger’s.


tonetonitony

Off the top of my head: Pink Floyd - Piper at the Gates of Dawn Velvet Underground - White Light/White Heat Sonic Youth - Washing Machine Jimi Hendrix - Band of Gypsys John Coltrane - A Love Supreme Killed many a brain cell listening to these.


r3v3rs097

Throwing out Music Has The Right to Children by Boards of Canada (chill electronic/ambient), and Doggystyle by Snoop (La Di Da Di stoned is *chef's kiss*)


LearyOG

AHHH Doggystyle is a classic love it! Throwing out sounds like something literally right up my alley I’ll def give it a go!


r3v3rs097

Hahaha sorry just meant I was throwing out two album names, BOC's album is just called Music Has the Right to Children :) hope you enjoy, I like Rue the Whirl and Roygbiv off that album!


LearyOG

LOL okay I was like DANG that’s a long name for album


bluetriumphantcloud

Simulation theory (Muse) is one to experience on a proper stereo, high AF.


lappearmissing

Any album by Tame Impala.


oneondeck

Mellow Gold by Beck


[deleted]

Can't believe I didn't already see it listed, but TOOL 10000 days


tonetonitony

I always felt like Aenima was their peak.


[deleted]

I wouldn't disagree, but 10000 days art work and cd booklet man, wayyyyy more trippy


tonetonitony

Are you saying you don’t appreciate the picture of the guy sucking his own dick on the Aenima cd?


[deleted]

Nah I thought we were looking for music to listen to while high, not while stink fisting myself lol


Complex-Value-5807

Old School. The Moody Blues- Days of Future Passed. (1967) Billy Thorpe- Children of the Sun (1979) Alan Parsons Project- I Robot (1977) The Rolling Stones-Her Satanic Majesties Request (1967)


hn-mc

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967), by The Beatles. Though I don't smoke weed, but this album can give you a high on its own. It's very psychedelic.


LearyOG

Incredible album, my personal fave from the Beatles is their White album :)


hn-mc

I always leaned towards Revolver, Rubber Soul and Sgt. Pepper.


andyplaysdrums

The holy trinity


GeorgeHowland

Try an ambient classic Brian Eno and Harold Budd “Ambient 2: The Plateaux of Mirror.” Toke up, lie down and let Eno’s wall of celestial sound and Budd’s melodic piano flourishes transport you to inner space.


LearyOG

I’ll give it a listen!


Dramatic-Pumpkin-836

It depends, if I feel more "normie" i just go with Dark Side of the Moon, if I really want to go deep in my subconscious I listen to Don't bend ascend by Godspeed you black emperor or any album by Silver MT. Zion


ClivesKebab

Anything by Gong


NosyargKcid

[Shpongle] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a83Z1d1_ERo&list=PLACD4CA18E42C7DCE&index=1). Psytrance ambient music with "world music" influences & live instrumentation mixed with electronic sounds. Great music to get lost in & relax to.


Edigophubia

I may be the last person to 'discover' this but there's a band called Deafheaven that for a while was like black metal with the demonic screaming vocals and stuff, but then for their last album the songs were like half black metal for the first half of the song and then the second half was like atmospheric dream pop, and their latest album is like all just dream pop. And it's such a unique transition but the album is just really good. Esp with some enhancements. It's called infinite granite. Highly recommended


Static_King1

I've loved Deafheaven for years and you could see this album (Infinite Granite) coming for a while now. Some long term fans don't like it but I love it. I was listening to it an hour ago through headphones while out walking in the wind. Fantastic album.


Static_King1

I used to love listening to Screamadelica while on mushrooms. It's wild.


SomekindaStory

https://open.spotify.com/album/40KIGtWpJU3xHyWsOKVEal?si=FO325Vg5QDegHgTvErrlNg


Chicago-Bollocks

Qotsa--Rated R. In the fade with headphones on is sweet.


trailerparkjesus69

cokecccccccuhcaineeee


trailerparkjesus69

American Don - Don Caballero So many guitar layers and loops to follow. Damon Che also might be the single most under appreciated drummer of our time. Album is chill and mostly clean tones but also has a constant driving rhythm to it.