aut non tentaris, aut perfice!!!
~soundmind

[This message has been edited by the MidWay (edited May 23, 2000).]

------------------
"...Prying open my third eye..."

- Tool

peace

------------------
BeastMaster

------------------
"Occasionally I have dreams where I do nitrous, and just at the point where things go black and you feel like you're falling backwards, I wake up, and then I go back to sleep and its the comedown from the nitrous hit."

------------------
"Life is just a bag of tricks!"....FTC

>>tool is music made by trippers.. they even have a sound clip of this professor talking about how all the greatest music was made by people who were really fucking high...

He's not a professor. It's Bill Hicks, the greatest comedian(?), IMO.

NIN is pure evil.

[This message has been edited by Neuroglider (edited June 13, 2000).]

Tool: yes all tool albums kick ass without a doubt

Future sound of london: dead cities is a great album, its mind blowing.

AK 1200: get anything by AK 1200, ESPECIALLY prepare for assult b/c tracks 8-14 are matrix-influenced (obviously, youll know if youve heard it) and trippy as fuck. this is only for fans of drum and bass/jungle.

Dieselboy: NOT THE FUCKING punk band. the dj. he makes drum and bass shit. and hes fucking awesome. make sure you get glowsticks with any dieselboy CD, especially high octane or system upgrade.

The Doors: anything is great

well tahts all that i know of, but im gonna try and check out some of these bands that you guys mantioned.

* smoke weed e-V-e-R-y-D-a-Y*

Of course every Pink Floyd album ever is excellent, except maybe The Final Cut.

I love NIN, Trent is a genius. He's a master of auditory architecture, and moving, though often depressing, lyrics. But most of his music is a little edgy for me when tripping. A Warm Place off of the Downward Spiral shows promise that he could produce a great tripping album. His remix albums are a lot easier on the ears and psyche, particularly Fixed, The Perfect Drug single, and the remixes off of the Fragile.

Yeah, Perma, I too spend too much time with music of the past. That music has been tested by time, and so much of today's music is visionless, market oriented, pop. I haven't even heard any Tool. Radiohead either. The signal to noise ratio on radios is just so high, I don't bother to listen to them, so I don't hear when something great is made. But, I'm searching Gnutella now, and will be inducted shortly.

Hey, don't forget Phish! Their long jams, and swirling little mind dances are transporting even when sober. Split Open and Melt, indeed!

I'd love to hear more suggestions, if this is any sort of guide as to the type of music I like. I usually lean to the more gentle, especially when tripping.
-Hatta

I'll definately have to check out some of these dance/ambient/techno groups/dj's. They certainly seem to have a lot of fans here.

------------------
wave upon wave of demented avengers march cheerfully out of obscurity into the dream

-Angel