What Is Your Go To Song or Album When You're High?
 

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Song Choice: Through The Late Night

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If you can remember your stoner albums, then...

Getting stoned doesn't mean you can't remember anything.

I generally just listen to the same music that I do when I'm sober since I smoke so often, but I do have a predisposition towards Magma and Coltrane (mainly Sun Ship) when I'm high.

I've found that I can really feel beats when I listen to Travis Scott or Eminem or The Weeknd when i'm high. It's nuts.

Considering your justifications for stoned hijinks, then yes it can.

Weed gets ingested at such a rapid rate in my circle of jerks that it can be anything at any moment. However, when I am really getting ripped out of my gourd I seem to always go back to listening to Lil Peep. This song and video especially when im on some real mind altering stuff:

Touche

I have a bunch of particular choice cuts

Sonic Youth - A Thousand Leaves
Burzum - Filosofem
Coil - Horse Rotorvator
Public Image Ltd - first three
Blut Aus Nord - The Work Which Transforms God
Kylesa - Static Tensions
Neurosis
Melvins - Hostile Ambient Takeover
Chrome
The Residents - Not Available
The United States of America - s/t
general sick metal

yes

what, you don't like general sick metal

i prefer lieutenant bomb metal

Also any given albums from Kraftwerk, Nurse With Wound, Naked City, Painkiller, Yakuza, Stereolab, Shpongle, Igorrr, The Dead C, High Wolf, Boris

just all music

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For me it would be either

The Band - Live at the Academy
The Weavers - either Best Of Vanguard or Carnegie Hall
Sister Rosetta Tharpe
Grateful Dead

This is so ****ing good right now. I'm high as balls.

I endorse it.

Especially squiggly music is always great.

The Choir of the Dead track is doing things to me that I ****ing love.

Blut Aus Nord have more prog metal type works as well as more straightforward (but super sick and epic) atmospheric black metal. I'd think you would like those for a first listen, but if you like that one, I'd say you'll probably have a good time with their discography. That's pretty much their maddest.

This was a smoking standard for me in high school.

that's cool too

70's-80's: Led Zeppelin, Rock n Roll
Now: Arty, Kate or Darude, Sandstorm

Latasha Lee "Left Hand Side"