Best drug-related album/CD or most "trippy" CD/album... - Page 5

Pink Floyd - The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, Dark Side of the Moon, Animals & The Wall

Sleep - Dopesmoker

Madvillain - Madvillany

Swans - The Seer

also, Classical music sounds great stoned (although it's not hard for something to be good stoned isn't it?)

The Grateful Dead:  Live/Dead (1969)

Amazing album.  Sounds like what heroin must feel like..

I have found all of these artists trippy at different times:

- Porcupine Tree

- Pink Floyd

- James Blake

- Teebs

- Sleep

- Flying Lotus

- Mux Mool

- Shlohmo

- Baths

- Down

- Torche

- Mastodon

- The Beatles

- Shakthi

- Leonard Cohen

- Ulver

- Tiamat

- The Gaslamp Killer

- Deftones

- Mount Kimbie

- My Bloody Valentine

- Katatonia

- Failure

- Can

- Baroness

- Nick Drake

- Zero 7

- Massive Attack

- Don Caballero

- Earth

- Om

- Queens Of The Stone Age

- King Crimson

- Radiohead

- Cynic

- Slint

- Tool

- Electric Wizard

M83's  hurry up we're dreaming is the perfect album to listen while stoned

Some cool visuals and a great tune......

Neil Young's ****ing rad in any decade!

Maybe you heard Psychedelic Pill... but have you heard Psychedelic Pill on tuuubes?

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Originally Posted by Strangelove424 

Maybe you heard Psychedelic Pill... but have you heard Psychedelic Pill on tuuubes?

Nope, no tubes here.

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Originally Posted by Achmedisdead 

Nope, no tubes here.

Stoner jokes aside, I actually found the effects on certain songs to be trippier (or atleast more accurately rendered) on SS. The tubes do some nice things to the guitar tones though.  

When you think about it, it's impossible to hear "Psychedelic Pill" without tubes, because tube distortion is the very essence of Neil's guitar tone. The only question is whether you want to add more tubes on top of the tubes Neil's already using. 

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Originally Posted by StratocasterMan 

When you think about it, it's impossible to hear "Psychedelic Pill" without tubes, because tube distortion is the very essence of Neil's guitar tone. The only question is whether you want to add more tubes on top of the tubes Neil's already using. 

I totally agree. That texture and fuzzines is always there, but tubes certainly do exaggerate it. It's a beautiful album, the tones are rich and lush, and all of it is intensely emotional. I can't get enough of it. 

Wait, why have DJ Screw and Juicy J not been mentioned yet?

Stumbled across this thread just as I'm listening to DJ Screw's All Screwed Up album. :-D

Oh ho! My kind of thread!