The other day, me and my friends were all tripping on mushrooms, listening to Bird Song. IT was absolutely amazing. The jamming blew my mind. Anyone got any other really good songs to listen to while tripping?
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Where to begin!!/??...!...Dark Star is a good jumping off place...The Other One...Mountains Of The Moon...you can find these in many versions of course...A good place to start...Anthem of the sun(my personal favorite album)...AoxaMoxoa...and Live Dead...these records will take you to Deep Space and return you home safely..Just in case you have a few rough spots keep American Beauty close at hand..."the bus came by and I got on...that's where it all began"
i love listening to a new show all the way through.
it's really fun, try it! you don't know what next song is coming on and it's fun guessing and seeing the surprises and what not.
it's really fun, try it! you don't know what next song is coming on and it's fun guessing and seeing the surprises and what not.
Morning Dew has always been one of my favorites....so delicate at times, yet so raging at times....unbelievable. A nice, long, jammed out Sugaree is always fun also. Let's not forget a '74 Eyes of the World either now. If you have some Phish, Harry Hood and YEM are ridiculous tripping songs... I could go on for days..
From an email discussion quite a while ago posted on my band's website....
SSDD, Throwing Stones, Althea, Deal, etc. are NOT huge jam songs. They aren't "little tunes", but aren't HUGE jams either. Like, say Stella Blue or Eyes Of The World, they are longer songs with a structured jam in them that generally stays withing the confines of the changes.
I will say there are some songs that kinda fit in between because they tend to jam over a single chord but, they generally stay pretty tied in to the groove of the song and generally do not reach psychedelic heights of any serious magnitude. Shakedown Street is an example as is Crazy Fingers, Here Comes Sunshine, and others. I can even give you the benifit of the doubt and say these are Quasi-Huge Jam songs.
There are only a dozen or so "HUGE JAMS". These are when they opened the "Tripping Doors".
These include Bird Song, Cassidy, Estimated Prophet, Dark Star, Slipknot!, Supplication, the F Part of Terrapin Station, Jam after Terrapin Station ('90), Music Never Stopped, Playing In The Band, occasionally Not Fade Away (only the sickest versions apply), and sick, long segues between songs like Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain or Lost Sailor >Saint Of Circumstance.
SSDD, Throwing Stones, Althea, Deal, etc. are NOT huge jam songs. They aren't "little tunes", but aren't HUGE jams either. Like, say Stella Blue or Eyes Of The World, they are longer songs with a structured jam in them that generally stays withing the confines of the changes.
I will say there are some songs that kinda fit in between because they tend to jam over a single chord but, they generally stay pretty tied in to the groove of the song and generally do not reach psychedelic heights of any serious magnitude. Shakedown Street is an example as is Crazy Fingers, Here Comes Sunshine, and others. I can even give you the benifit of the doubt and say these are Quasi-Huge Jam songs.
There are only a dozen or so "HUGE JAMS". These are when they opened the "Tripping Doors".
These include Bird Song, Cassidy, Estimated Prophet, Dark Star, Slipknot!, Supplication, the F Part of Terrapin Station, Jam after Terrapin Station ('90), Music Never Stopped, Playing In The Band, occasionally Not Fade Away (only the sickest versions apply), and sick, long segues between songs like Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain or Lost Sailor >Saint Of Circumstance.
anthem and aoxomoxoa are both really fun while trippen as for live stuff check these out..
http://www.archive.org/details/gd78-01- ... sbeok.shnf
close encounters for teh win
http://www.archive.org/details/gd85-06- ... sbeok.shnf
the space from this show is good times.
http://www.archive.org/details/gd78-01- ... sbeok.shnf
close encounters for teh win
http://www.archive.org/details/gd85-06- ... sbeok.shnf
the space from this show is good times.
honestly the question should be what NOT to trip to. there only few tunes i didnt enjoy were Victim, easy answers, and the few others already discussed in previous posts.
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