Shall I, or Shant I?

***QUICK VERSION - I LIKE TO SMOKE WEED. MY FATHER NEVER HAS. MY FATHER AND I SHARE A GREAT APPRECIATION FOR MUSIC FROM THE PSYCHEDELIC ERA. HE HAS NOT EXPERIENCED ALL HIS FAVOURITE TRIPPY SONGS LIKE I HAVE. I WANT TO GET HIGH WITH HIM AND JAM OUT. SHOULD I ASK HIM?***

Long Version:
So I've been smoking for almost 4 years now, and as you all probably understand, I appreciate, understand and enjoy the effects of marijuana. Now, only recently have my parents finally accepted my smoking the wonderful plant. My father never had a problem with it, but would always back up my mother in a very passive way.
Now, a little background on my dad. He's probably the best man I have ever met.
When my brother, and then I, were born he was a stay at home father so that my mother could work. He is really easygoing, amazingly intelligent, has tonnes of cool hobbies, and can tell you just about anything about music between the late 60's - early 80's. This era was the psychedelic era of music, and he and I often enjoy listening to music together. Sorry for ranting about how awesome my father is

Now, here comes the dilemma. He has never smoked pot. This may sound petty, but it is something I really want him to experience. Despite his already massive appreciation for some of the greatest bands of all time (Yes, ELP, etc.) I don't feel he has experienced any of his favourite music the same way I have; HIGH AS A KITE.

So, basically the advice I'm looking for is: Should I ask my father to get high with me and listen to our favourite music together? Or do you think his 52 years of life have provided him with enough opportunity to do so already, if he had wanted to?

Looking back on what I just wrote I'm sure you all probably don't want to read it.

 

Thanks for the advice guys. I don't think he has ever smoked a cigarette before, but I'd probably roll a joint anyways, seeing as it's one of my favourite methods of smoking.
Instead of surprising him with music I plan on having him select all of his favourite pieces of music, and lining them up.
The main problem with this entire concept is my mother's interference. I have no doubt in my mind that somewhere deep down my father is saying to himself 'heck yea I want to', but I cannot see my father doing something like that behind my mothers back. As of now, I am merely waiting on the proper oppurtunity for this to happen (aka my mother disappearing for a day haha).

Thanks again everybody, you've really brought my hopes up even higher regarding the situation.

And so this seems a tad less random, he has recently begun research for a book about music between the late 60's and early 80's, so it got me thinking that he should experience the music in a different way to hopefully make his writing more insightful.

Thanks blades.

 

He has written two books previously. He is very very intelligent, so I'm not sure if it would make him necessarily a better writer, but I'm hoping it will show him new things about the topic of his writing he may have overlooked before.
Because let's be honest, I'm not the only one who's ever thought: 'Dang, when they were making this song they must have been sooooooo high'.
And yea, I'm feelin' the father-son bonding time idea, but I suppose that's every weed-lover's dream.

And DaneAlex, your writing probably improved a lot because of the effect THC has on the creative mind, it was no fluke.