My favorite ambient artist right now is Matt Hillier. He releases works under many different names: Ishq, Ishvara, Elve, Colourform, Indigo Egg. My two favorites are Elve - Infinite Garden and Ishvara - Magic Square From The Sun. The 1st reminds me of wood elves and the organic side of spice, the 2nd reminds me of the mechanical, alien side of spice. I have created a playlist of songs by Matt Hillier in no particular order to give you an idea though each cd is better listened to start to finish. http://www.youtube.com/v..._list?p=BB3A7B8D469E2EA1andeje: Time Machines - Nice one!
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I have to say Lady Gaga videos on DMT is the shit!!! Her style reminds me of breakthrough experiences I've had. Breaking-through while watching her is nothing short of amazing!!!
Dimethyltriptamine by Jay Electronica is a great song as well, the beat sounds kind of like some of the music a hyperspace being played me one time.
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What is this 528hz stuff about? Im aware of binaural beats. Check this out, (Not binaural beats) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mpr4lyUavIc
“Right here and now, one quanta away, there is raging a universe of active intelligence that is transhuman, hyperdimensional, and extremely alien... What is driving religious feeling today is a wish for contact with this other universe.”
― Terence McKenna
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I scanned most of these pages and noticed no one mentioned Moe. great music to trip to if you like jam bands. I will try and find a link to post but, recriational chemisty, hi and lo, timmy tucker and buster come to mind. my boss just calles them the guys on way to much acid when i play them at work. oh yeah and umphrys mcgee kicks ass too.
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[quote=xtechre]What is this 528hz stuff about? Im aware of binaural beats. 528 Hz is the 'Divine Love Frequency' It apparently has the power to repair DNA and is a form of meditation, as are binaural beats.
"Pay attention. And keep breathing." Terence McKenna
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Jazz, listen to some casual J Dilla or madlib instrumentals.
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I like journeying with this, gets me into a nice meditative state of mind  http://www.youtube.com/w...cw3M&feature=relatedSilence is my preference at the moment though the sounds spice comes up with can be equally as profound as any other part of the experience! Anything Cheop posts is of a fictional nature
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I also agree with everyone who thinks Shpongle is some nice music to listen. You should try to listen to some 1200 Micrograms, also with Raja Ram. They got plenty of good songs (in my opinion, they're all good). Try the album 1200 Micrograms and songs such as DMT, Mescaline, LSD and Ecstasy. Most Psychedelic Trance, Ambient and Psybient music can be good too. Hope this helps, enjoy! "Psychedelics are probably responsible for every aspect of human evolution apart from the decline in bodyhair." -Terence McKenna
"One of the things you learn after years of dealing with drug people, is that you can turn your back on a person, but never turn your back on a drug." -1200 Micrograms, Mescaline
"There is no space, there is no time, there is no me, there is no you" -Cubensis Theory, Little Tiny White Suited
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I´m usually a darkpsy fiend but i can´t getclose to that intense music when doing any work on spice, i feel it totally blurs out the trip and actually dulls the experience.
I prefermystic ambient grooveswith little beats and more atmosphere, aes dana - memory shell is one of myfavorite changa albums, i can lay for hours to that album and float away in alien worlds.
If anyone have any suggestions for similiar alien type amient/chill albums/producers i would be very thankful.
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oh so much music to choose...i like many of the above additionally sound healing tracks inluding works by Astarius and especially Johnathan Goldman, if you have nice speakers the vibes will really transform the spice...also shulman is a Huge favorite as well as desert dwellers and dead can dance (select tracks) ...and androcell..and aural planet (select tracks) try the album "lightflow" ive received the trans dermal download in the apousal lounge
no disease could possibly survive in such a wiggly environment!
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syndrone proem gescom team doyobi richard devine "Nothing is true, everything is permitted." ~ hassan i sabbah
"Experiments are the only means of attaining knowledge at our disposal. The rest is poetry, imagination." -Max Planck
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Dubstep, House or Reggae are my favs. Make sure you listen to the songs before using them with your trips. You don't want any songs that drop hard or switch up styles. All Posts are fiction and only exist to entertain
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I'm glad this thread is here because now I can thoroughly recommend an album called Love Remains by How To Dress Well (2010). As a rule I dont normally trip with music but by sheer accident this album came on during a recent take-off and it totally blew me away. At first I had no idea there was music on, only that these unusual sounds and a ghostly voice were penetrating the trip. This remarkably original record has a kind of hazy R&B-leaning lo-fi sound, a mumbling falsetto voice set against faded ambient whisps of gentle noise. There's electronic fractals of sound and vocals in there too which fit neatly with the trip landscape. This LP has a really peculiar magic and I urge everyone to give it a spin! "buy the ticket, take the ride" HST
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