recommend me some psychedelic rock!

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- kimoni schrieb...
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- 12. Jul. 2006, 16:46
recommend me some psychedelic rock!

I'm hugely into psychedelic electronica. psytrance, idm etc.

I never know where to start with psychedelic rock though... can anyone recommend me some? And I mean albums, e.g. i know pink floyd are psychedelic but which albums? I've heard some of their albums and didnt think they were that psychedelic

any suggestions?

[quote][b][user]kimoni[/user][/b] sagte: I'm hugely into psychedelic electronica. psytrance, idm etc. I never know where to start with psychedelic rock though... can anyone recommend me some? And I mean albums, e.g. i know pink floyd are psychedelic but which albums? I've heard some of their albums and didnt think they were that psychedelic any suggestions?[/quote]

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- fallDOWNdead schrieb...
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- 15. Jul. 2006, 6:00
Dredg.

Album: Leitmotif or El Cielo.

It's not psychedelic in the same sense as electronica, but there is a definite edge to it that psy fans will recognize and enjoy.

Check them out.

[quote][b][user]fallDOWNdead[/user][/b] sagte: Dredg. Album: Leitmotif or El Cielo. It's not psychedelic in the same sense as electronica, but there is a definite edge to it that psy fans will recognize and enjoy. Check them out.[/quote]

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- Tom_Corbett schrieb...
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- 15. Jul. 2006, 11:20
the first floyd record is pure genious, and psychedelic as fuck. (really something to listen with your headphones on!) I don't bother the other floyd records too much 'cause I think they are dull, it's not that they're bad or anything, it just hasn't got the same charm.

[quote][b][user]Tom_Corbett[/user][/b] sagte: the first floyd record is pure genious, and psychedelic as fuck. (really something to listen with your headphones on!) I don't bother the other floyd records too much 'cause I think they are dull, it's not that they're bad or anything, it just hasn't got the same charm. [/quote]

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- parabolasrcool schrieb...
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- 17. Jul. 2006, 3:25
After Syd left they left the entire psychedelic sound behind and were like a completely different band, but I love every album by them...up the The Wall at least.

Anyway, you should try early Floyd (first two albums, and early singles), Syd Barrett, Jefferson Airplane, Jimi Hendrix, The Zombies, The Byrds, 13th Floor Elevators, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Chocolate Watchband, Vanilla Fudge, Cream, Gong, The Doors, Can, Bubble Puppy, Elephant's Memory, The Velvet Underground, that's good to start with I think...

[quote][b][user]parabolasrcool[/user][/b] sagte: After Syd left they left the entire psychedelic sound behind and were like a completely different band, but I love every album by them...up the The Wall at least. Anyway, you should try early Floyd (first two albums, and early singles), Syd Barrett, Jefferson Airplane, Jimi Hendrix, The Zombies, The Byrds, 13th Floor Elevators, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Chocolate Watchband, Vanilla Fudge, Cream, Gong, The Doors, Can, Bubble Puppy, Elephant's Memory, The Velvet Underground, that's good to start with I think...[/quote]

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- Fuzzytoe schrieb...
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- 25. Jul. 2006, 1:57
a good modern one is Primitive Radio Gods, the Sound of Animals Fighting, and Of Montreal

[quote][b][user]Fuzzytoe[/user][/b] sagte: a good modern one is Primitive Radio Gods, the Sound of Animals Fighting, and Of Montreal[/quote]

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- asana schrieb...
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- 26. Jul. 2006, 6:37
Shoot, kids, I tripped with the early Grateful Dead. They took acid themselves and got into jamming all night long. Check out the 1969 [album]Aoxomoxoa[/album] which is pure psychedlic sounds. Try it with some pot to start with.

Of course, their range can best be heard in their 1967 debut album [album]Grateful Dead[/album] as a great example of what the Dead sounded like in the early years, with tight, crisp, versions of every song, from [track]The Golden Road[/track] to [track]Viola Lee Blues[/track], this album shows what the Dead where like as a jam band in the mid '60s. Pretty trippy is [track]Viola Lee Blues[/track], an old prison song reworked into a Jam in a way that only the Dead could have done.
I have never experienced a group that were totally tuned into each other. There are many groups that play without egos and work together to make their sound, but the Dead played all different riffs and notes, and somehow and by psychedelic magic they fit together perfectly.
That early album, now remastered, also contains [track]Morning Dew[/track] which they played in untold versions for the next 30 years in concerts with a following of several micro generation and with permission to record. What a strange trip its' been. There must be hundreds of bootleg Dead albums. I have stopped collecting.

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[quote][b][user]asana[/user][/b] sagte: Shoot, kids, I tripped with the early [artist]Grateful Dead[/artist]. They took acid themselves and got into jamming all night long. Check out the 1969 [album]Aoxomoxoa[/album] which is pure psychedlic sounds. Try it with some pot to start with. Of course, their range can best be heard in their 1967 debut album [album]Grateful Dead[/album] as a great example of what the Dead sounded like in the early years, with tight, crisp, versions of every song, from [track]The Golden Road[/track] to [track]Viola Lee Blues[/track], this album shows what the Dead where like as a jam band in the mid '60s. Pretty trippy is [track]Viola Lee Blues[/track], an old prison song reworked into a Jam in a way that only the Dead could have done. I have never experienced a group that were totally tuned into each other. There are many groups that play without egos and work together to make their sound, but the Dead played all different riffs and notes, and somehow and by psychedelic magic they fit together perfectly. That early album, now remastered, also contains [track]Morning Dew[/track] which they played in untold versions for the next 30 years in concerts with a following of several micro generation and with permission to record. What a strange trip its' been. There must be hundreds of bootleg Dead albums. I have stopped collecting. Sorry [album]album name[/album] and [track]track name [/track] don't work.[/quote]

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- Jose_420 schrieb...
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- 28. Jul. 2006, 19:56
Jimi Hendrix is probably the best example of the genre. His Electric Ladyland album in particular. Although I must agree, that the Greatful Dead are up there with him.

[quote][b][user]Jose_420[/user][/b] sagte: Jimi Hendrix is probably the best example of the genre. His Electric Ladyland album in particular. Although I must agree, that the Greatful Dead are up there with him.[/quote]

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- Xccess1 schrieb...
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- 5. Aug. 2006, 12:55
Sun Project is very interesting.

Its a mix between rock and trance

They are not playing anymore (I think)
but the albums are out there,

They started out as a rockband but fell in love with psy-/trance, so they brought in their instruments and created something which was very unique.

[quote][b][user]Xccess1[/user][/b] sagte: Sun Project is very interesting. Its a mix between rock and trance They are not playing anymore (I think) but the albums are out there, They started out as a rockband but fell in love with psy-/trance, so they brought in their instruments and created something which was very unique.[/quote]

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- Tree_Fingers schrieb...
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- 7. Aug. 2006, 6:20
The Door's first album. The Beatles Revolver or Sgt. Pepper's...

[quote][b][user]Tree_Fingers[/user][/b] sagte: The Door's first album. The Beatles Revolver or Sgt. Pepper's...[/quote]

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- joethebear schrieb...
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- 8. Aug. 2006, 6:05
psychedelic albums

Pink Floyd's Piper at the Gates of Dawn, Ummagumma, Meddle, and More, esp. the song Echoes on the album Meddle. A good one if you hunt it down is Hapshash and the Coloured Coat featuring the Heavy Metal Kids. I agree with the others re Hendrix and the Grateful Dead. The Grateful Dead's most psychedelic album in my estimation is Anthem of the Sun. As for Hendrix, you can't beat Voodoo Child on Electric Ladyland. The Doors are good to.
I have an extensive collection of psychedelic music old and new. These are but a few of the best.

Leave only your footsteps.

[quote][b][user]joethebear[/user][/b] sagte: Pink Floyd's Piper at the Gates of Dawn, Ummagumma, Meddle, and More, esp. the song Echoes on the album Meddle. A good one if you hunt it down is Hapshash and the Coloured Coat featuring the Heavy Metal Kids. I agree with the others re Hendrix and the Grateful Dead. The Grateful Dead's most psychedelic album in my estimation is Anthem of the Sun. As for Hendrix, you can't beat Voodoo Child on Electric Ladyland. The Doors are good to. I have an extensive collection of psychedelic music old and new. These are but a few of the best. [/quote]

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- Jose_420 schrieb...
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- 10. Aug. 2006, 1:46
The Dead were more of an experience. What you get on an album will never be able to capture the experience of a Dead show.

[quote][b][user]Jose_420[/user][/b] sagte: The Dead were more of an experience. What you get on an album will never be able to capture the experience of a Dead show.[/quote]

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- [Gelöschter Benutzer] schrieb...
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- 10. Aug. 2006, 13:07
Amon Düül II is a great German psychedelic band. Try 'Phallus Dei' if you're feeling adventurous.

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] sagte: [artist]Amon Düül II[/artist] is a great German psychedelic band. Try 'Phallus Dei' if you're feeling adventurous.[/quote]

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- floydisgod schrieb...
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- 13. Aug. 2006, 2:50
I would start with the Ozric Tentacles because their music has both the electronic and the rock mixed together.

If you like them try Porcupine Tree, but stick to their earlier more psychedelic stuff like The Sky Moves Sideways (my avatar) or Up The Downstair.

Now that you are fully into psychedelic rock by this point, you can probably appreciate more of the 60s/70s psychedelic like Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, or perhaps more in the progressive territory with Gong, Steve Hillage, Amon Duul II, or Nektar.

[quote][b][user]floydisgod[/user][/b] sagte: I would start with the Ozric Tentacles because their music has both the electronic and the rock mixed together. If you like them try Porcupine Tree, but stick to their earlier more psychedelic stuff like The Sky Moves Sideways (my avatar) or Up The Downstair. Now that you are fully into psychedelic rock by this point, you can probably appreciate more of the 60s/70s psychedelic like Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, or perhaps more in the progressive territory with Gong, Steve Hillage, Amon Duul II, or Nektar.[/quote]

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- favjake schrieb...
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- 13. Aug. 2006, 2:56
Fairly psychedelic:

Porcupine Tree-The Sky Moves Sideways, Up the Downstair
The Beatles-Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Magical Mystery Tour
Neil Young (sometimes, especially on Live Rust)
Innaway-Innaway

Moderately to very psychedelic:
On Trial-New Day Rising
The Byrds-5D (Fifth Dimension)
Jimi Hendrix-Are You Experienced?
King Black Acid-Loves a Long Song
Moody Blues-Searching for the Lost Chord
The Rolling Stones (mainly their 1966-1968 albums, especially Their Satanic Majesty's Request)
Nektar-Remember the Future, Journey to the Centre of the Eye, ...Sounds Like This
Phish
Radiohead-All have a few psychedelic songs, especially after The Bends and OK Computer
Santana-Abraxas (though I'll admit I haven't heard too much else)
Seven Percent Solution (7% Solution)-Gabriel's Waltz
Sianspheric-Somnium
UNKLE-Never, Never Land and Psyence Fiction
The Velvet Underground-Some from basically everything
Big Brother and the Holding Company

Extreme mind-blowing psychedelia for the afficianado:

Axe-So obscure that I don't even know the album I have
Morgen-Morgen
Bevis Frond-Any Gas Faster, Inner Marshland
The Doors-The Doors, Strange Days
Dungen-Ta Det Lugnt
Ozric Tentacles-Jurassic Shift, The Hidden Step, etc (though all are very similarly incredible)
Ha Za Ma-The Doors?
Jefferson Airplane-After Bathing At Baxter's, Surrealistic Pillow
Pink Floyd (more spacey that typically psychedelic, but still just as mindblowing)-Wish You Were Here, Dark Side of the Moon, and many others
Grateful Dead-Anthem of the Sun and too many others
White Heaven-Out, Strange Bedfellow
Quicksilver Messenger Service-Happy Trails
Can-Tago Mago
Enigma-Many, but especially Le Roi est Mort, Vive Le Roi
The Green Ray- dunno the album... very obscure

All the lies and fantasies I picked to deny what is right
as the lawyers lie down to the sound of a broken man clinging
to the legs of a butterfly.
We live to see our children die,
turn to the bright to describe what we never will find.
I'M A MONSTER singin through the side of a left eye.
^Ours: I'm a Monster

[quote][b][user]favjake[/user][/b] sagte: Fairly psychedelic: Porcupine Tree-The Sky Moves Sideways, Up the Downstair The Beatles-Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Magical Mystery Tour Neil Young (sometimes, especially on Live Rust) Innaway-Innaway Moderately to very psychedelic: On Trial-New Day Rising The Byrds-5D (Fifth Dimension) Jimi Hendrix-Are You Experienced? King Black Acid-Loves a Long Song Moody Blues-Searching for the Lost Chord The Rolling Stones (mainly their 1966-1968 albums, especially Their Satanic Majesty's Request) Nektar-Remember the Future, Journey to the Centre of the Eye, ...Sounds Like This Phish Radiohead-All have a few psychedelic songs, especially after The Bends and OK Computer Santana-Abraxas (though I'll admit I haven't heard too much else) Seven Percent Solution (7% Solution)-Gabriel's Waltz Sianspheric-Somnium UNKLE-Never, Never Land and Psyence Fiction The Velvet Underground-Some from basically everything Big Brother and the Holding Company Extreme mind-blowing psychedelia for the afficianado: Axe-So obscure that I don't even know the album I have Morgen-Morgen Bevis Frond-Any Gas Faster, Inner Marshland The Doors-The Doors, Strange Days Dungen-Ta Det Lugnt Ozric Tentacles-Jurassic Shift, The Hidden Step, etc (though all are very similarly incredible) Ha Za Ma-The Doors? Jefferson Airplane-After Bathing At Baxter's, Surrealistic Pillow Pink Floyd (more spacey that typically psychedelic, but still just as mindblowing)-Wish You Were Here, Dark Side of the Moon, and many others Grateful Dead-Anthem of the Sun and too many others White Heaven-Out, Strange Bedfellow Quicksilver Messenger Service-Happy Trails Can-Tago Mago Enigma-Many, but especially Le Roi est Mort, Vive Le Roi The Green Ray- dunno the album... very obscure[/quote]

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- favjake schrieb...
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- 13. Aug. 2006, 3:15
as an addition... dredg is by no means psychedelic in any way shape or form. they're a great band, but in no way psychedelic. I would say that by no means is Hendrix the best example of psychedelic music, though a lot of his stuff is incredibly psychedelic. It's hard to put him into the category with some bands that are truly and totally psychedelic in nature, but they're prolly the best mainstream example of psychedelia with the Doors very similar in breadth (I would say probably more psychedelic overall, but that's very debatable).

Furthermore, the first few Floyd albums are for sure the most typically psychedelic albums in their collection, but their 70-75 releases were at least equally (I'd suggest far more) mindblowing in their approach, though with a more spacey, progressive nature. I also agree with Joethebear in that i think that Anthem of the Sun by the Grateful Dead is their most psychedelic album (and so far as i've heard of studio albums, is also my favorite).

All the lies and fantasies I picked to deny what is right
as the lawyers lie down to the sound of a broken man clinging
to the legs of a butterfly.
We live to see our children die,
turn to the bright to describe what we never will find.
I'M A MONSTER singin through the side of a left eye.
^Ours: I'm a Monster

[quote][b][user]favjake[/user][/b] sagte: as an addition... dredg is by no means psychedelic in any way shape or form. they're a great band, but in no way psychedelic. I would say that by no means is Hendrix the best example of psychedelic music, though a lot of his stuff is incredibly psychedelic. It's hard to put him into the category with some bands that are truly and totally psychedelic in nature, but they're prolly the best mainstream example of psychedelia with the Doors very similar in breadth (I would say probably more psychedelic overall, but that's very debatable). Furthermore, the first few Floyd albums are for sure the most typically psychedelic albums in their collection, but their 70-75 releases were at least equally (I'd suggest far more) mindblowing in their approach, though with a more spacey, progressive nature. I also agree with Joethebear in that i think that Anthem of the Sun by the Grateful Dead is their most psychedelic album (and so far as i've heard of studio albums, is also my favorite).[/quote]

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- floydisgod schrieb...
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- 13. Aug. 2006, 3:20
How is The Sky Moves Sideways only fairly psychedelic? It's more so than the Grateful Dead etc.

[quote][b][user]floydisgod[/user][/b] sagte: How is The Sky Moves Sideways only fairly psychedelic? It's more so than the Grateful Dead etc.[/quote]

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- favjake schrieb...
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- 13. Aug. 2006, 6:27
because it's hardly even psychedelic at all if you really look at it in terms of musical expression, rather than against headiness. Of course it's spacey as all hell and pretty trippy sometimes, it doesn't really have a very psychedelic element. It's hard to explain because I'm not a music analyst and I guess I shouldn't pretend to be, but compared to a lot of the other music that I listen to that is very clearly defined as psychedelic rather than spacey/proggy/heady, it's not really strongly psychedelic. i guess if you're just using the trippiness/headiness/spaceyness that seems to bring you to an altered state-ish, then sure it's extremely psychedelic, as is space rock, a lot of prog rock, a lot of shoegaze, and some of all music. Because of these other classifications of music, I am led to believe that TSMS is hardly psychedelic in the "true" sense (as I believe it to be). Of course I'm welcome to suggestions otherwise. With regard to Grateful Dead, albums like Grateful Dead, Anthem of the Sun, Aoxomoxoa and a couple others in that time period were very psychedelic in this sense, but not in the sense that TSMS is at all.

All the lies and fantasies I picked to deny what is right
as the lawyers lie down to the sound of a broken man clinging
to the legs of a butterfly.
We live to see our children die,
turn to the bright to describe what we never will find.
I'M A MONSTER singin through the side of a left eye.
^Ours: I'm a Monster

[quote][b][user]favjake[/user][/b] sagte: because it's hardly even psychedelic at all if you really look at it in terms of musical expression, rather than against headiness. Of course it's spacey as all hell and pretty trippy sometimes, it doesn't really have a very psychedelic element. It's hard to explain because I'm not a music analyst and I guess I shouldn't pretend to be, but compared to a lot of the other music that I listen to that is very clearly defined as psychedelic rather than spacey/proggy/heady, it's not really strongly psychedelic. i guess if you're just using the trippiness/headiness/spaceyness that seems to bring you to an altered state-ish, then sure it's extremely psychedelic, as is space rock, a lot of prog rock, a lot of shoegaze, and some of all music. Because of these other classifications of music, I am led to believe that TSMS is hardly psychedelic in the "true" sense (as I believe it to be). Of course I'm welcome to suggestions otherwise. With regard to Grateful Dead, albums like Grateful Dead, Anthem of the Sun, Aoxomoxoa and a couple others in that time period were very psychedelic in this sense, but not in the sense that TSMS is at all. [/quote]

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- floydisgod schrieb...
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- 13. Aug. 2006, 14:10
Right from the group page:

Description:
psy·che·del·ic

adj.
Of, characterized by, or generating hallucinations, distortions of perception, altered states of awareness, and occasionally states resembling psychosis.

Going by that definition, TSMS is really the most psychedelic in my collection. While the roots of psychedelic (Jefferson Airplane, Grateful Dead, etc.) sounded much different which seems to be what you are getting at, TSMS is the psychedelic of the 90's, which takes full advantage of the overall progression of music with added electronics and spaceyness. That's just my take on it.

[quote][b][user]floydisgod[/user][/b] sagte: Right from the group page: Description: psy·che·del·ic adj. Of, characterized by, or generating hallucinations, distortions of perception, altered states of awareness, and occasionally states resembling psychosis. Going by that definition, TSMS is really the most psychedelic in my collection. While the roots of psychedelic (Jefferson Airplane, Grateful Dead, etc.) sounded much different which seems to be what you are getting at, TSMS is the psychedelic of the 90's, which takes full advantage of the overall progression of music with added electronics and spaceyness. That's just my take on it.[/quote]

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- favjake schrieb...
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- 13. Aug. 2006, 16:09
Before I begin, I want to say that i'm not arguing with you and I don't think you're wrong, i'm just saying my opinion. It seems to me that the definition of psychedelic can hardly be used to describe music as a genre or a classification. If it's being used singly to describe the way the music makes a particular person or a group of people feel, then sure, almost any music is psychedelic because that's basically the whole point of music: to bring you to a different state. All I'm saying is that as a genre, music like TSMS are hardly ever considered very psychedelic.

All the lies and fantasies I picked to deny what is right
as the lawyers lie down to the sound of a broken man clinging
to the legs of a butterfly.
We live to see our children die,
turn to the bright to describe what we never will find.
I'M A MONSTER singin through the side of a left eye.
^Ours: I'm a Monster

[quote][b][user]favjake[/user][/b] sagte: Before I begin, I want to say that i'm not arguing with you and I don't think you're wrong, i'm just saying my opinion. It seems to me that the definition of psychedelic can hardly be used to describe music as a genre or a classification. If it's being used singly to describe the way the music makes a particular person or a group of people feel, then sure, almost any music is psychedelic because that's basically the whole point of music: to bring you to a different state. All I'm saying is that as a genre, music like TSMS are hardly ever considered very psychedelic.[/quote]

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- Jose_420 schrieb...
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- 14. Aug. 2006, 6:03
psychedelic as a genre, to me, means music that was influenced by the use of psychedelic drugs. Modern psychedelic is rave music... at least thats the way I think of it.

[quote][b][user]Jose_420[/user][/b] sagte: psychedelic as a genre, to me, means music that was influenced by the use of psychedelic drugs. Modern psychedelic is rave music... at least thats the way I think of it.[/quote]

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- favjake schrieb...
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- 14. Aug. 2006, 8:32
Rave music is more bodily focused while trance is generally considered more psychedelic along with psych-trance and psychno in general, but there's also a lot of "indie" music nowadays that's really stoned out and pretty psychedelic.

But that is a pretty good definition of psychedelic music.

All the lies and fantasies I picked to deny what is right
as the lawyers lie down to the sound of a broken man clinging
to the legs of a butterfly.
We live to see our children die,
turn to the bright to describe what we never will find.
I'M A MONSTER singin through the side of a left eye.
^Ours: I'm a Monster

[quote][b][user]favjake[/user][/b] sagte: Rave music is more bodily focused while trance is generally considered more psychedelic along with psych-trance and psychno in general, but there's also a lot of "indie" music nowadays that's really stoned out and pretty psychedelic. But that is a pretty good definition of psychedelic music.[/quote]

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- Xccess1 schrieb...
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- 14. Aug. 2006, 14:53
Cant resist to join this discussion..

Im gonna use trance music as an example, since that is what I am best at.

To define psychedelic trance we have to pretend person A has dropped a stamp.

We then let A listen to 2 different tracks/artists.

One plays uplifting positive trance - I would guess person A(unless he tripped to far off to even notice)
would start to feel very energetic, uplifted etc etc.

The other plays deep deep twisted trance - Well probably this is where A would start to get hallucinations.

In short - music that in combination with f.e acid has the abilility to create far out moods.

just my 2 coppers.
(If this was already said earlier in the thread with other words, then im sorry I missed that)

[quote][b][user]Xccess1[/user][/b] sagte: Cant resist to join this discussion.. Im gonna use trance music as an example, since that is what I am best at. To define psychedelic trance we have to pretend person A has dropped a stamp. We then let A listen to 2 different tracks/artists. One plays uplifting positive trance - I would guess person A(unless he tripped to far off to even notice) would start to feel very energetic, uplifted etc etc. The other plays deep deep twisted trance - Well probably this is where A would start to get hallucinations. In short - music that in combination with f.e acid has the abilility to create far out moods. just my 2 coppers. (If this was already said earlier in the thread with other words, then im sorry I missed that)[/quote]

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- favjake schrieb...
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- 14. Aug. 2006, 18:09
haha anything in the world in combination with acid has the potential to create far out moods because acid is so interactive with everything else going on (even if it's many years, months, or weeks earlier).

All the lies and fantasies I picked to deny what is right
as the lawyers lie down to the sound of a broken man clinging
to the legs of a butterfly.
We live to see our children die,
turn to the bright to describe what we never will find.
I'M A MONSTER singin through the side of a left eye.
^Ours: I'm a Monster

[quote][b][user]favjake[/user][/b] sagte: haha anything in the world in combination with acid has the potential to create far out moods because acid is so interactive with everything else going on (even if it's many years, months, or weeks earlier).[/quote]

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- kimoni schrieb...
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- 16. Aug. 2006, 17:56
wow thanks for all the suggestions guys... Ive got plenty of ideas to keep me busy now
cheers! =)

[quote][b][user]kimoni[/user][/b] sagte: wow thanks for all the suggestions guys... Ive got plenty of ideas to keep me busy now cheers! =)[/quote]

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- Jose_420 schrieb...
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- 17. Aug. 2006, 15:55
Yeah, acid makes looking at carpet a mood altering experience.

I think its when it is used in the creation process, it qualifies as being in the psychedelic genre.

[quote][b][user]Jose_420[/user][/b] sagte: Yeah, acid makes looking at carpet a mood altering experience. I think its when it is used in the creation process, it qualifies as being in the psychedelic genre.[/quote]

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