That??s a great list of tried-and-true stoned music.

Some trivia:

Ironically, Zappa (Willie the Pimp) was anti-drug, and the tune was sung by Don Van Vlet (sp) AKA Captain Beefheart - also anti-drug, I believe. I went to a Beefheart concert on acid once, and the underlying message of his brand new (early 70??s) album ??Clear Spot? was anti-acid. I didn??t know this, and was tripping on some powerful LSD.

The Holy Modal Rounders' Peter Stampfel was one of the movers and shakers of the 60's music scene (also played with the FUGS and many other aggregations), is credited with inventing "acid-folk" music, and is still somewhat musically active - although I believe he??s been working for a number of years in NY with science fiction publishing. I met him at a coffeehouse performance in the 1970??s. I offered him a (unlit) joint, but he declined ?? so I gave it to his backup musician, who gratefully accepted LOL.

The new CD reissue of Janis Joplin??s Pearl is great. There is a second disc with performances recorded at the Festival Express Tour in Canada, 1970?? during the LIVE performance of Move Over, Janis says, ??This is a song that requires audience participation. All you have to do is clap your hands, man ?? I know you can cope with it, no matter how stoned you are. I mean, we??re gonna cope with it and we??re all pretty stoned too!?