As far as I've heard a lot of you find music to be an important part of the DMT experience.

Have any of you listened to a song while smoalking that we might not see coming? A lot of electronic music gets tossed around, along with psychedelic and progressive music. But has anyone tried say: Tenacious D, David Bowie, anything by Alicia Keys, the Power Rangers theme song, the Beach Boys, or anything less than serious?

I'd love to hear all of your answers, because unlike pot or booze only a select few songs have ever been listen to under the effects of DMT. At this point in time only an elite few artists can truly say they've traveled to hyperspace with you.

Once after tool was finished Du-hast started playing. I distinctly remember waking up in a spaceship and dancing with headless daleks in cages.

2 songs that gave me long, wonderful trips were:
Chimaira - Heart of it all
Chimaira - Implements of Destruction

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I've yet to try some of Sepulura's work. What I have learned during my travels is More electric music like Static-X and Shpongle I see alot more geometry.

Heavy (and harmonic) instrument play often gives me a whole different experience. Like I am in another time, another place, with very different rules. A very real and beautiful world indeed! I prefer my adventures this way

My old roommate used to love smoalking while listening to "Wonderland" by Radiation 4... Personally I prefer to vape in silence, but if I were to listen to music I don't think experimental/progressive grindcore would be my first choice.

I recall being gently cradled by the ether when I commenced a journey with this song. Egyptian features of gold and turquoise columns started coming out of the woodwork around the epic points toward the end. I was in an owl shaped birdhouse and it turned out that outside the window of the room I was in was an owl-shaped birdhouse.

White Queen - Queen

I had an amazing experience to this song. It was actually the first time I ever heard it. It babe on right as I was lighting the gvg. I remember hearing "go to the volcano" as I was seeing the pipe down.

Nahko and medicine for the people: I Mua

http://youtu.be/6H4UstMrzvE

This ...though it is not what we usually like to listen (the other way around)

Kevin MacLeod - Cipher.

That song is so happy to me. I listened to it when I smoked DMT for the first time, and now I love it even more.

my cat was listining to a spiritual talk by Abraham while smoking at the end the next song that came up was a chant which lyrics were "all good all good wholy holy all in my mind in my hart in my soul let me know all is good wholy holy"

it's like the line of divine understanding was flicked on for my cat, high vibrational memories came flooding back and the peace that surpasses human understanding was expressed again

Inroducing my friend to Pau D'arco with some 1:1 EL: he was introducing me to the joys of ambient music with spice...first time we go in to 'disintegration loops' by William Basinski, it is very layered and peaceful and somber...gives the room an ecclesiastical feel...my friend becomes a little melancholy toward the end. Second round he lines up two ambient Aphex Twin tunes, Lichen followed by Nanou...absolutely gorgeous, again very churchy but so organic. I am looking at a calendar pinned to an alcove which the sofa I'm on is facing, with 'Madonna del Cardellino' by Raffafello repping December and from the same hook I am hanging an Appalachian dulcimer which covers most of the left of her face so that only the facing right eye is revealed. In the warmth of 'Lichen' she eminates gold mycelium which floats in the air thick suddenly with a tranquil intelligence...utterly organically her face and the dulcimer morph to that of an elephant...a singular organic being exuding a gnarled and earthen ancientness...dulcimer jimjam trunk flowing green, purple, brown...a fierce and awe inspiring vision that combined with the future ambient soundtrack gives the impression of Church...I am beaming, delighted in my insignificance beholden to this Archaic...then the laptop returns to shuffle, and some other early nineties Aphex tune i am not familiar with is playing out, a brutal, industrial, atonal rush of noise and rubbish rave beats churning from tinny laptop speakers... and wakes my friend from his own trance as he jerks forward, gasping, eyes wide and a look of pure horror on his face as he falls forwards and reaches out to press stop!! Of course I find this somewhat startling but I am flooded with serotonin and smile warmly at his warping (no pun intended) countenance and he returns it before bursting into peals of joyous laughter. 'Richard you ****ing prick, what are you UP to!! When that music came on it made me trip SO hard all of a sudden'...he related how it, some six-seven minutes into the experience, suddenly and significantly amped up his visuals to a sudden and uncomfortable level at which point we were both coming back, feeling incredibly relaxed and euphoric, putting on some super upbeat African soukous music which had me dancing and I could not stop. We were both elated and wired for a couple of hours after that!

By coincidence some friends of ours had a similar experience a couple of days prior. He and two others had been smoalking EL and listening to some 'chilled out beats'. They had all gone deep at once when a blast of 'saxophone beats' had them all open their eyes simultaneously at the peak! Apparently they all recognised each other and spent the rest of the trip eyes open, hysterically dancing at each other.

The great communicator!