As today is the 66th anniversary of the discovery of the effects of LSD we had a slightly trippy playlist!
6.30 - 7
I Want To Take You Higher Ike & Tina Turner
High And Dry Radiohead
High On Emotion Chris de Burgh
Rocky Mountain High John Denver
Too High Stevie Wonder
The Pusher Nina Simone
7 - 8
Whatever Gets You Through The Day The Radio
You Know I'm No Good Amy Winehouse
Lucy In the Sky with Diamonds The Beatles
White Rabbit Jefferson Airplane
High Hopes Frank Sinatra
Happy Hour The Housemartins
White Lines (Don't Do It) Grandmaster Flash & Melle Mel
Under the Bridge Red Hot Chili Peppers
Crazy Aerosmith
Little Fluffy Clouds The Orb
The Drugs Don't Work The Verve
Purple Haze Jimi Hendrix
Itchycoo Park The Small Faces
The Needle And The Damage Done Neil Young
8 - 9
Back To Black Amy Winehouse
Floating Jape
Comfortably Numb Pink Floyd
Break On Through The Doors
I'm Waiting for the Man The Velvet Underground & Nico
Lucy In the Sky With Diamonds William Shatner
Dream On Aerosmith
Mr. Tambourine Man The Byrds
Just Dropped In To See What Condition My Condition Was In Kenny Rogers
Cocaine Eric Clapton
Pass The Dutchie Musical Youth
9 - 10
Rehab Amy Winehouse
Golden Brown The Stranglers
Mother's Little Helper The Rolling Stones
Sorted For E's & Wizz Pulp
Puff The Magic Dragon Peter Paul And Mary
China Town Thin Lizzy
Dude (Looks Like A Lady) Aerosmith
Tears Dry On Their Own Amy Winehouse
Step On Happy Mondays
Hi Hi Hi Paul McCartney
Feel Good Hit Of The Summer Queens Of The Stone Age
Sex And Drugs And Rock And Roll The Ukulele Orchestra Of Great Britain
The Pusher Steppenwolf
Love Is A Losing Game Amy Winehouse
Other sugesstions we got were:
Out Of Space The Prodigy
Magical Mystery Tour The Beatles
Brain Damage Pink Floyd
Out of My Mind on Dope and Speed Julian Cope
Spaceman Babylon Zoo
Tomorrow Never Knows The Beatles
I Can Hear The Grass Grow Move
Move Any Mountain The Shamen
Bad U2
Lost Keys Tool
A Final Hit Leftfield
Ghosts of Overdoses Damien Dempsey
Amazing Grass Kevin Bloody Wilson
Great playlist today. Amazing how getting stoned produces good music.
ReplyDeleteJohn made a good point about the music, I was saying that the sixties and seventies inspired far cooler drug culture tunes that more recent years, he said it's because they took more creative drugs and drug use then was more about mind altering experience and deep thinking (man) whereas these days people take party drugs, like cocaine etc and don't think about higher things, they just go out and dance and the music reflects this.
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