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lacunae wrote:
Any of his stuff, really...not "psychedelic", but extremely soothing. Reminds me of Discreet Music by Brian Eno. Nice stuff. Thanks. Welcome Home Mister_Niles. We've Been Waiting For You.
"Don't worry. When it happens, you won't be able to not let it do its thing. You won't have the ability to distinguish a pen from a hippopotamus"
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The Great Gatsby
Posts: 126 Joined: 14-Feb-2011 Last visit: 04-Feb-2015 Location: Ukraine
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[quote=bluntmuffin] Boards of Canada.  another vote for boards of canada, brilliant duo from Balerno Edinburgh, new album long overdue. For deep spaces and places I also recommend "The House In The Woods", the album is called "The Deep Tapes", amazing electronic stuff. Hexan is a fictional character.
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Mister_Niles wrote:Ha! I just saw that. I missed that dangerous little post! Okay, the question is, which Residents album. I can see The Commercial Album or maybe even Duck Stab/Buster Glenn... but Vileness Fats or The Mole Show.. well, maybe Intermission would be okay. Wow! You are a daredevil. wow. yes, I'm a big fan of the residents, but they would not be my first choice for background music for trips. TrustLoveMan wrote:Mister_Niles wrote: Some good synthesizer music that I find changa compatible. Tonto's Expanding Head Band - Riversong T.O.N.T.O. is a huge modular synthesizer built in the 70's and used on some popular albums, including a bunch of Stevie Wonder records. Here's a picture of the synth for any of you synth geeks:   That's a big synthesizer! I use a software modulation synthesizer, so I guess it's the size of my PC... I tend to prefer 'sounds' more than 'songs' for my experiments. A modular synthesizer is a wonderful tool for creating sonic backdrops. Great for Set And Setting. Musical recommendations include; O Yuki Conjugate Kenneth Newby Coil (especially the later stuff) All my posts are for intellectual purposes only. Nothing posted is intended as a description of reality. All posts are fictional.
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rezzn8r wrote:Mister_Niles wrote:Ha! I just saw that. I missed that dangerous little post! Okay, the question is, which Residents album. I can see The Commercial Album or maybe even Duck Stab/Buster Glenn... but Vileness Fats or The Mole Show.. well, maybe Intermission would be okay. Wow! You are a daredevil. wow. yes, I'm a big fan of the residents, but they would not be my first choice for background music for trips. TrustLoveMan wrote:Mister_Niles wrote: Some good synthesizer music that I find changa compatible. Tonto's Expanding Head Band - Riversong T.O.N.T.O. is a huge modular synthesizer built in the 70's and used on some popular albums, including a bunch of Stevie Wonder records. Here's a picture of the synth for any of you synth geeks: That's a big synthesizer! I use a software modulation synthesizer, so I guess it's the size of my PC... I tend to prefer 'sounds' more than 'songs' for my experiments. A modular synthesizer is a wonderful tool for creating sonic backdrops. Great for Set And Setting. Musical recommendations include; O Yuki Conjugate Kenneth Newby Coil (especially the later stuff) haha yea, The Residents wouldn't be my first choice for a DMT trip. More of an experimental thing to see how fucked up your trip can be! It was kind of a joke although I do really dig them. It would be hard to choose a song.. how about The Elektrocutioner?
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SWIM has had truly amazing experiences listening to ahee.bandcamp.com on DMT (particularly the Synchronicity Sampler), and the entities are always really impressed with the music. "evboluta" in particular, I was told while I was over there, is designed to heal consciousnesses when listened to on DMT: http://ahee.bandcamp.com/track/evbulota-2If any of you try it out sometime, I'd very much like to hear about your experiences. "The real secret of magic is that the world is made of words, and that if you know the words that the world is made of, you can make of it whatever you wish." - Terence McKenna
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Posts: 26 Joined: 20-Feb-2011 Last visit: 08-Mar-2011 Location: United States - Midwest
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Carrier tune is the best imo. with SWIM s friends, we either play http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOFTDCoxedc , or other tibetan bowl kinda stuff (we have foubnd strong corralation with singing bowls and enitities), or nothing. SWIM s friends do the whole shpongle thing but SWIM thinks that takes a certain quality out of the experience. I am a saltydawg using my master's computer posting fictional posts for another saltydawg that lives in a different country.
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I smoked some crystalline DMT with a very nice girl once whilst listening to some chill Mt. Eden. Man...brings back memories. I kissed her a couple minutes after passing eachother the bowl...it was unbelievable. A part of me wants to burst into tears, just thinking about it. Highly recommended: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=...0ipw&feature=relatedhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=...Ul2Y&feature=relatedhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZnpikoHNWw
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Well from my experience, the best music for a journey is a light breeze jogging through some nearby trees, pushing the leaves out of its way as it moves past, the sounds of the waves in a nearby lake-slowly slapping the shore, and nature in general, provides fo rthe best melodies.
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samsara
Posts: 152 Joined: 07-Nov-2010 Last visit: 30-Nov-2024
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I believe DMT 'can' work a lot better if one puts him or her self into a trance. Any music can induce a trance like state if you listen to it in a certain way. Its hard for me to put in to words what I'm trying to say right now but if you can allow the music to guide you and allow the DMT to do with it what it wants then i believe the experience 'can' become a bit more heeling, a bit more strange, and a bit more meditative not that it ever isn't those three things already. I some times like to listen to progressive psychedelic music when using DMT eg. Perfect Stranger, Quantize, Ace Ventura. If you let this trance you well wen using DMT i believe the world can start speaking to you in a way you 'may' not have seen before. Of course this all depends on person, time, place etc. Positive tripping to all! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GDUNJIkE6g
"Pay attention. And keep breathing." Terence McKenna
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The Great Gatsby
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DMTripper wrote:I've never been much for the "new age" music genre but once while tripping this shit was on and Wow it absolutely made my trip on of the best ever. Check this, I put it on rapidshare: http://rapidshare.com/fi...5/01_Meditation.mp3.htmlThe music was absolutely controlling the trip and it was awesome. Afterwards I felt like this music must have been made just for DMT tripping  This link doesnt work , could you check it, quite interested. I like Steven Roach at the moment for zoning out. also, the terrence McKenna and Zuyana - Dream Matric telemetry is still hard to beat. So hard to find tunes that are just right, often great tracks but few albums consistent. Hexan is a fictional character.
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In my opinion Ratatat is perfect for a trip. Whenever im peeking on some Lucy or Mushrooms, i'll throw on some Ratatat and watch the room turn into waves of vibration. Bliss Ratatat - DrugsRatatat - Wildcat"The eyes of fear want you to put bigger locks on your doors, buy guns, close yourself off. The eyes of love instead see all of us as one."
“Watching television is like taking black spray paint to your third eye.”
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+1 for FSOL's Lifeforms. Love that one! All my posts are for intellectual purposes only. Nothing posted is intended as a description of reality. All posts are fictional.
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rezzn8r wrote:+1 for FSOL's Lifeforms. Love that one! I think Lifeforms, the Lifeforms EP and Cascade EP are something very special indeed.
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If they ban it, it has to be good!
Posts: 27 Joined: 19-Nov-2010 Last visit: 18-Sep-2024 Location: In tha mind
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But most off the time no music! The difference between knowing the path and walking the path..
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The End- The Doors
Perfect old psychedelic feel, I actually smoked to this last night and had a beautiful experience shooting into hyperspace during the first solo. that was unplanned but I wouldnt have it any other way. Try it if you like the vibe it brings.
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samsara
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