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hixidom
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When I'm tripping (LSD), I think my favorite music to listen to is Boards Of Canada. The music is just so abstract and methodical at the same time; It's always seemed like the perfect tripping music to me.
On the other hand, I kinda branched out a little bit on my most recent trip by trying some new music. Here is what I discovered:
Listening to the Inception soundtrack will make you feel like you're in the fucking Posieden Adventure. It was possibly the closest I've ever felt to being in an action/suspense movie, and it was freaking awesome.
Coldplay is good while tripping too.
No music is also good, but I had some weird hallucinations about being probed by aliens. I think they were triggered by a weird modulated buzzing noise that the silence "invoked". I've never done DMT, but I imagine that this is what the "alien languages" sound like.
On the other hand, I kinda branched out a little bit on my most recent trip by trying some new music. Here is what I discovered:
Listening to the Inception soundtrack will make you feel like you're in the fucking Posieden Adventure. It was possibly the closest I've ever felt to being in an action/suspense movie, and it was freaking awesome.
Coldplay is good while tripping too.
No music is also good, but I had some weird hallucinations about being probed by aliens. I think they were triggered by a weird modulated buzzing noise that the silence "invoked". I've never done DMT, but I imagine that this is what the "alien languages" sound like.