What is some good music to space out/trip to?

^Especially Eko Eko Azarak, Weird Tales and Saturnine.

 

papadosio
Lotus
EOTO
Pink Floyd
Radiohead
Buckethead
Puscifer
Tool
Infected Mushroom
RJD2
Dark Star Orchestra
Future Rock
That 1 Guy
Jazzam
bonobo
Bassnectar
Boombox
The Disco Biscuits
STS9
Telepath


Most of these are electronica bands .. very good ones!! Idk if there on limewire but there all on myspace Enjoy!

 

Def Lotus^:cheers2:

Sim Redmond Band-All Is Not Lost
10 Ft. Ganja Plant-Engine Trouble
10 Ft. Ganja Plant-New Day
Rubblebucket Orchestra-Rubblebucket
The Album Leaf-The Sailor
Devendra Banhart-Cripple Crow
Rio En Medio
Owen

 

OLD Dredg
phish <3
Mr. Bungle
beatles
pink f
muse
Mattias IA Eklundh

 

Animal Collective- songs: In The Flowers. Bluish. and Water Curses
The Sound Of Animals Fighting- songs: On The Occasion Of Wet Snow. Stockhausen is a very very very strange song.
Avey Tare & Kria Brekken- songs: Foetus No-Man and Palneka are wow.
Kleerup- song: Hero (really intense for just staring and majorly tripping)

those are good for sitting and tripping. but if i were doing things, i like the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper

 

Since you are young, you may not be aware of this cd. But in my mind, the best piece of music to space out or trip to is Jeff Wayne's musical version of War of the Worlds. It has it all. It has the ultimate story line, narrated by Richard Burton, and some ultimate music with the likes of Justin Hayward doing a most beautiful song in Forever Autumn, and Phil Lynott doing some outrageous vocals as well, and if that aint enough, just listen to Chris Spedding's guitar work.

"Forever Autumn" was a UK Top 5 single, sung by Justin Hayward. The album itself spent 290 weeks in the UK album charts. It was in the top 10 in 22 countries and reached #1 in 11 countries. Most of the lyrics on the album were written by former Elton John lyricist Gary Osborne.
The album was one of the first recorded on 48 tracks, using two synchronised 24 track Studer 80s at Advision Studios in London.

 

Trophy scars: Years so much

 

Pink Floyd (Dark Side of the Moon, Meddle)
Fursaxa (Any of her albums)
Hope Sandoval (Bavarian Fruit Bread)
Björk (Vespertine, Homogenic)
Cocteau Twins (Treasure, Stars and Topsoil)
Larkin Grimm (Harpoon)
Ultimate Spinach (Self titled album, Behold and See)
The Incredible String Band (The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter)
Donovan (A Gift from a Flower to a Garden)
Ravi Shankar (anything)

 

if i was goin to trip now i would put on some medeski martin & wood radiolarians 3

 

Pink Floyd.

 

Counting Bodies Like Sheep by A Perfect Circle is seriously an out of this world experience when you're high on whatever.
It's magical man.

 

Here is one I am listening to now. Havent listened to it in many years, but a good one to trip to. Jane- Fire, Water, Earth, & Air.

 

Ok, here is a definite trip. First found out about this guy about 10 years back on a PBS special. His name is Kitaro, and he has been making music since the early 70's. The video I watched was called An Enchanted Evening, and featured on this video is a young guitar player by the name of Angus Clarke, who now plays for the west coast version of the Trans Siberian Orchestra. But listen to An Enchanted Evening by Kitaro, it is available on video and cd. I categorize this recording as a mix between Santana, Yes, and Pink Floyd. Also, Kitaro's older stuff is great trippin music as well.

Here is a fav of mine from the very concert I mentioned----- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgO81dKsL4Y&feature=related

 

Here is another for you. A band called Cusco. Here is a fav song of mine from them, with a cool video. https://www.youtube.com/user/lordxxxxx#p/u/2/srUN0tMXo6Q

See, I am more than just classic rock!!!

 

I forgot

Windy And Carl - Antarctica

let me know how the bands are

 

basically anything by sigur ros or death cab is pretty calming.

 

Hell yeah! They sold out but their old stuff is great... Some really good suggestions in here. I know a lot of these artists but the ones I'm checking out are good.. Thanks !

I'll add to the list....

Air - La Femme D'Agent
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NINOxRxze9k

Ashra - Deep Distance
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oinoP5qd9LI&feature=related

Daniel Lanois - Desert Rose
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZZAyYUoAu4

Hallucinogen - Angelic Particles (Remixed by Ott)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZjcdLvwrvo&feature=related

Neu! - Leb Wohl
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2cyRz_CGnM



I'll add more later

 

Pink Floyd, duh. Can't ignore the classics.

 

Techno, or House, or anything without words. Because then you can really just space out to the music, and you dont have to think about what they are saying, what they are saying wont get you worked up or excited or sad or whatever. Lyricless songs are the best to just space out to. I do this a lot to daft punk. they are my fave.

 

props on the mmw. if you haven't, check out 'uninvisible'.