What is the best album when under the influence of massive doobage?

Much like the T and A question over in I Love Everything...this is a serious question.
For me lately...
Thinking Fellers
Syd Barrett
Some of the shit off that Awesome Tapes From Africa blog
Mutant Sounds blog
Jeru
BoogieMonsters
Grass Widow
Don Rickles

Butthole Surfers - Locust Abortion Technician

Heard it a long time ago...
Will listen to it tonight when I plug it with a nugget.

penderecki

Not a bad choice Francis. A little left-field, but I dig it.

Come on people, it's only a couple of hours until COLOSSAL DOOBAGE time. Suggest away pluuuhheeease.

i was being a tad facetious but i do love penderecki, just takes a lot of hearing effort to get everything in. that said, i'll just put maurizio or maybe even burmese classical music.

the one you didn't think was all that good when you were sober but everyone says is great

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Studio One Classics

A fine FINE comp.

any album. every album.

nnc otm, but a few favorites.

Dino Jr Bug
John Coltrane Om
Beastie Boys Paul's Boutique
Steve Reich Tehillim

I find the heteronormativity of the original question problematic.

hahahaha

some I like:

Stars of the Lid - Refinement of the Decline
Primal Scream - Echo Dek
Mazzy Star - Tonight that I Might See
Slowdive - Souvlaki and Pygmalion

You may also wish to investigate nature show dvds of the Attenborough genre.

watch fractal videos on youtube

any album. every album.

no. belle and sebastian does not work.

just pick out any record in my record collection at random and you will be fine.

here, i'll do it for you. i won't even peek.

okay:

Ballads of Sacco and Vanzetti

Composed and sung (1946-7) by Woodie Guthrie
Sacco's letter to his son sung by Pete Seeger
Folkways (FH 5485 - 1960)

dude, you haven't lived until you've heard "Root Hog And Die" and "We Welcome To Heaven" stoned.

i repeat: Belle and Sebastian does not work.

Nightmares on Wax - Smokers Delight
any Orb up to 1995

another protip -

have a nice meal beforehand so you don't get munchies, then overeat and kill the high

To Rococo Rot has always sounded nice to me.

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I have an album called 'A Treasury of Organ Favorites' and GOD did that make for one entertaining night. "Chicago, that Toddling Town" is the best joke without words and pictures ever.

It's that '50s soap opera sound of organ.

actually, come to think of it, i'm listening to harry partch's delusion of the fury box set right now and that'll do you for sure.

The answer to this for me is the same album that is the best when not under the influence of anything: Black Sabbath-Master of Reality

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(Meshell Ndegeocello - Comfort Woman)

some stuff i really loved to pieces in that setting:

tom waits - nighthawks at the diner
smashing pumkins - gish
tindersticks - 1st album
swell - 41
mercury rev - yerself is steam

but most music will do if it hasn't got 200 bpm or something.

^^ not true! hardcore punk is really, really awesome blazed

'70s soul IMO wins esp. Minnie Riperton's "Adventures in Paradise." Everything sounds so pure and golden and eternal.

I don't miss pot at all tho.

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i don't miss pot neither but i still have a cotton mouth. probably from having stopped smoking.

Also, Tony Williams Lifetime "Emergency". When blazed you can hear the squeaky bass drum pedal and everything. Sublime.

Adventures in Paradise is perfect in any setting. I love Minnie Riperton!

high fives!

Have you heard Come to My Garden? You should check it out if you already haven't.

the black album - lamonte young

virtuosos sound more impressive stoned ime, especially djs and textural stuff like ligeti or rhys chatham, imminent and overwhelming in a different way to glimpses of a golden eternity heard through soul records. also that bit in mrs robinson where simon and garfunkel coo "doo do-doo-doo do-dooo"

last time i smoked was camping solo two weeks ago, brought a six pack and a few joints. 'shotgun willie' then 'harvest moon' then some jerry jeff walker, which kinda freaked me out. then skot's 'sweet smoke for hotheads' mix, then an ethiopiques disc (getachew mekurya) while i fell asleep. it all sounded good, even though i was in a saddish mood. the mvp of the night i have to say was my delicious tin foil dinner.

also pretty sure i can get behind this:

'70s soul IMO wins esp. Minnie Riperton's "Adventures in Paradise." Everything sounds so pure and golden and eternal.

smoking weed is bad for you

get out of my way you square

jealous of your tin foil dinner

bedhead, dandy warhols and brian jonestown massacre should be great too. and american analog set. stuff that seems to go on and on.

Two classics from the (very) old doobage days:

REM - Murmur
The Jesus Lizard - Goat

I had a tape with that on either side, and I would sneak into the garage and get baked and then put on my Walkman and walk around the neighborhood until I felt sober enough to confront home life again. They still both remind me of being high.

Olivia Tremor Control - Dusk At Cubist Castle
the Avalanches - Since I Left You
WEEN - Pure Guava
Sonic Youth - Evol, Sister, or Daydream Nation
the Flaming Lips - Transmissions... or Clouds Taste Metallic
DJ Shadow - Endroducing...
Yes - The Yes Album, Fragile, or Close To The Edge
PRINCE - Sign O The Times or Parade
Air - Moon Safari
the Rolling Stones - Beggars Banquet, Let It Bleed, or Exile On Main Street

don't know about weed, but Exile on Main st. sure sounds great when you're plastered.

"then skot's 'sweet smoke for hotheads' mix"

yay! i have to make another one of those. volume 4? i think i might be up to 4 by now.

don't know about weed, but Exile on Main st. sure sounds great when you're plastered.

Oh fuck yeah. That's a good proper brown liquor drunk, right there.

I quit smoking some time ago, so some of these are pretty old/dated, but were total classics to me then... and I'd probably go digging for one of these discs immediately if I smoked a bowl with someone.

Fluxion - Vibrant Forms II
Flanger - Outer Space
Deadbeat - New World Observer
Jimpster - Messages from the Hub
Monolake - Hong Kong
Lusine - Iron City
DJ Kicks - Kid Loco
Mixmaster Morris - Mixmag Live
Journeyman/Woob (everything I could find)
Can - Tago Mago & Future Days
King Crimson - Lark's Tongue
Underworld - Second Toughest

I also had a ton of old Solid Steel mixes I found on Audiogalaxy that got tons of play. I miss those.

more recent stuff that i think would sound great under the influence of massive doobage..

Luke Hess
Intrusion - especially the Resident Advisor mix
any dub-techno influenced dubstep
Wolves in the Throne Room - Two Hunters (if in the right kind of mood)
definitely second the Bardo Pond - Ticket Crystals suggestion upthread
Lindstrom & Prins Thomas II
everything by Burial
last few Grails albums

can't believe nobody's mentioned tical or agharta. also yessongs and dookie and the koln concert and crack the skye and private press and doves lost souls and the cure disintegration. back in the day art tatum piano starts here used to fuck me the fuck UP, and a dude can't neglect sketches of spain.

back in 05 i'd get lifted to common's be like every night.

implicit rule i have is that any album or song that is titled after weed is not to be listened to whilst on weed.

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Close thread.

really, though, most rap albums are good stoned. it's one way of making a marginal rap record sound epic.

^^

when i'm stoned is also when i'm prone to say things like: OMG, i am gonna listen to nothing but booty bass records for the rest of my life!

if i'm gonna go the "listen to weedhead rap while weeded" route, it'll prob be this
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xp hahahaha

sticky green = anthem

keep misreading this as "What is the best album when under the influence of massive douchebaggage"

the new acid mothers temple, lord of the underground: vishnu and the magic elixir

thee majesty - vitruvian pan, mostly for the tracks "hey baby" and "feel strange"

http://www.zshare.net/audio/624525093392e0f6/ and youuuuuuuuu

dude, if you dig SUNN0))), dead c and other psych noise, you want The Goslings

black sabbath - vol. 4
om - conference of the birds

what a question to ask ILM, anyways i'm only posting some albums from this decade:

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SWANS, hands down...

DJ Frane - Frane's Fantastic Boat Ride

These are all great suggestions. Oh and Not No Cow, you're spot on with the Goslings suggestion. Granduer Of Hair is indeed brain-melting in the most fantastic way...when the doobage is having it's way with ya'. I think that's the title? Lats one was Occasion right? Eh- the downside of doobage...

a prof once told a class i was in, "Everything looks good when you're high. Everything sounds good when you're high. Everything feels good when you're high. So shut up with this hippie shit cuz it ain't all good!" i agree, sort of, but one can still have their favorites.

my favorites:
- Rhythm & Sound- The Versions
- Idjut Boys- Smokin' Balls
- Bvdub- Return to Tonglu
- Brotzmann/Ghania/Drake- The "WELS" Concert (this is really the best, imho)
- any Parliaments
- Hieroglyphic Being- Songs in an Analog Dialect

The Cheerful Insanity of Giles, Giles and Fripp
Haruomi Hosono - Bon Voyage

stephan mathieu/janek schaeffer - hidden name
peter brotzmann sextet - nipples
autechre - untilted

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A post like this is downright mean when someone who loves to smoke pot has none, and can't find any.

The Hollis solo record, to answer the original question.

Any Rhythm & Sound

I'd go for w/ the Artist ahead of Versions, but only 'cos I cant handle my doobage

And Brian Eno: Apollo and Brian Eno: Ambient 1

any Ravi Shankar

60s Francoise Hardy pop hits

Haunted Dancehall - Sabres of Paradise
Ali Akbar Khan - Morning and Evening Ragas
Paul McCartney - McCartney
DJ Screw - Codeine Fiend

60s Francoise Hardy pop hits

haha otm

Love listening to Fela Kuti under the influence.

pharaoh sanders!

"Tanglewood Tree" by Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer.

august 1974 - taj mahal travellers
im some songs - the shadow ring
halve maen - double leopards
bliss - sunroof!

Inspired reactions. Who could ask for more? Ok, here are some of mine recently. Post-homework doobage sonics...
Ducktails- whatever, dig it.
New Jay Reatard is a-ok.
Albert Ayler- whatever, LOVE IT.
Aube
kmd
jen jelinek

jan?

that guy

massive doobage at werk, surry

i wrote a paper, watched UFC 100, and took a trip.

Brock Lesnar, and...Aja. Good doobage record. Not mentioned.

Ahhh man ILM, KEEP me away from the doooobage.

Kurt WEISMAN "Spiritual Sci-Fi" = you will stare at the speaker and wonder is the music really *doing that* or is it me?

Oh yeah. Heard about it. Haven't heard it.

Honestly, Alice Coltrane pwns this thread. Esp.World Galaxy. Kthxbai

Also: Yma Sumac.

Whoever suggested the Butthole Servers was dead-on. A blissful lil' mind-fuck.
Also, I'm tellin' ya...for you doobage kings and queens out there...the new Oneida is where it's at!

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Yes Mr.Raggett, the Onion stoner dude is an accurate representation of what I look like when in the throes of a doobage blizzard.

I mean that, I do kinda look like the guy.