Post your trippiest songs

nothing is real

Roger Waters, The Pros And Cons of Hitch Hiking
YouTube - Roger Waters -1 Pros And Cons Of Hitch Hiking

Ok how about:

Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love (the middle bit always trips me out a lot)

The Doors - The End (mix in Jim Morrison and references to Freudian Psychology and you get a pretty strange and trippy song)

The Flaming Lips - most of their songs trip me out...... :D

Jane's Addiction - Three Days (first time I listened to it I was very baked and the peak of the song is intense)

The Beatles (a lot of their songs but...) - Day in the Life (when it gradually builds and builds up, then peaks, then stops and 'never could speak anyother word' at the end trips me out everytime haha ;)

Jimi Hendrix - Bold as Love

Primal Scream - Come Together

Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter

Velvet Underground - Heroin

Yes - Roundabout :rastasmoke:

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by something

greendestiny, you're into mike patton's stuff? mr. bungle and fantomas were awesome. you ever listen to tomahawk? or mike patton's adult themes for voice? that thing was ridiculous. then there's the songs he did with the dillinger escape plan, that thing is really insane, irony is a dead scene, it was just 4 songs, but they were out of this world.

---

I've only had the pleasure of listening to some Mr. Bungle, Fantomas, and Dillinger... but it is some great WTF?! kinda music.

I've been going crazy trying to think of some other guy that does a lot of crazy/obscene/experimental type of music. The name is on the tip of my tongue but I can't remember the dude's name. It's the dude's name for the band too I think... I'll post back here once I can figure it out...

How strange, there's no link provided for me to edit my post. Where did it go?!

Well I remembered the crazy guy's name: GG Allin
His stuff is trippy and weird enough.

mike patton in tomahawk, this really does sound insane, all tomahawk shit is pretty insane, especially live

YouTube - Tomahawk - Laredo (Live @ Henry Fonda Theatre 2003)

i'll check out GG Allin

[quote=GreenDestiny]

Quote:

---

How strange, there's no link provided for me to edit my post. Where did it go?!

---

Hi GreenDestiny,
You can edit your post but you only have a short period of time to do it before the edit button disappears, so you have to be quick to edit.
I wonder why they do that?:)

The small faces, itchycoo park, this was a big hit in America.
YouTube - the small faces itchycoo park

"Dondante" - My Morning Jacket (off of the Okonokos album)
"Morph Dusseldorf" - Disco Biscuits (off of The Wind At Four To Fly album)
"Atlantis 115" - EOTO (off of the Elephants Only Talk Occasionally album)
"Sexual Harassment In The Work Place" - Frank Zappa (off of the Strictly Commercial album)
"Little Wing" - Jimi Hendrix (off of the Axis: Bold As Love album)
"Celebrate Your Youth" - Keller Williams (off of the Stage album)
"53 More Things To Do In Zero Gravity" - Perpetual Groove (off of the All This Everything album)
"Roundabout" - Yes (off of the Fragile album)
"Do You Feel Like We Do" - Peter Frampton (off of the Frampton Comes Alive album)
"Everything In Its Right Place" - Radiohead (off of the Kid A album)
"Rivertrance" - String Cheese Incident
"Wappy Sprayberry" - Umphrey's McGee
"1103" - Sound Tribe Sector 9

good albums:
Discovery - Daft Punk
Escaping Sargasso Sea - Lotus
Demon Days - Gorillaz
Of Whales And Woe - Les Claypool
Deloused In The Comatorium - The Mars Volta
Planet Drum - Mickey Hart
obviously any Pink Floyd album

Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, The Liverpool Four (The Beatles)
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7F2X3rSSCU[/YOUTUBE]