The album i smoke joints to and introspect

Milky Weed said:

Ah man that might be too heavy for me i get emotional easily, the artist i posted was making another album actually called spiritual state, and he actually died in an accident while making it. many other artists helped to finish it. I cant listen to it without crying . Ill give yours a listen though!

I listened, its pretty powerful stuff. Ive overdosed a few times and the hospital monitors sounds give me shivers. Music is healing though.

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You'll ball your eyes out bro!

Good luck.

This is the sadest song I think I like, lol.

Frankenstein
In the dark

Not a fan of mope rock. I can tolerate Suicidal though.

lusidghost said:

Grateful Dead - Blue for Allah

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_khc3g5i8poxKSR1IMY0epABITYMVgh_rg

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love me some Franklins Tower

Milky Weed said:

Ah man that might be too heavy for me i get emotional easily, the artist i posted was making another album actually called spiritual state, and he actually died in an accident while making it. many other artists helped to finish it. I cant listen to it without crying . Ill give yours a listen though!

I listened, its pretty powerful stuff. Ive overdosed a few times and the hospital monitors sounds give me shivers. Music is healing though.

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What touched me about Nujabes is he made the Luv(sic) album while dying of cancer in a hospital bed. It's one of the most loving and inspiring group of tracks in existence. The Japanese rapper Shin0 or something knocks it out the park lyrically..

I mess around get high as f in the studio and make crappy music sometimes.

The joint/album intersection doesn't meet up very often for me. I only smoke joints on camp nights, and it's mostly radio down at the riverhouse. But back when I had my old river camp, JB's Songs you know by heart stayed in the cd player for several years.

Any Zep, really.

PadawanWarrior said:

This is the sadest song I think I like, lol.

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To be honest, The Human Equation isn't really a depressing or sad album. Although it can make you feel that way depending. It's brilliance is that it will touch on something close to what anybody has experienced in one way or another.

Paul Drake said:

Frankenstein
In the dark

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Back before the internet, I had this song stuck in my head for like 4 years, but I didn't know the name or who played it. I was walking out of a Phish concert and they started playing it as an encore. I still couldn't figure it out. About a year later I was in a guitar shop and hummed it to an old hippie who was able to tell me the name of the song, the band, the album name and the year it came out. That guy was a saint. I've loved both of the Winter boys ever since.