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I'm picky with music, but I fall into the stoner music stereotype and listen to nothing but reggae and ska and rock and punk. some hip hop but not much. I especially enjoy a rock to a hard rock sound with ska and reggae infused. that's why these bands I list are my favs.
Best bands:
-sublime (OG sublime with brad!)
-the b foundation (surf rock reggae type music)
-livication lbc (same as above, with more ska influence, sounds more like sublime)
-Reel Big Fish (ska rock punk)
-Jah Roots (my first reggae band, these guys are more reggae rock. these guys are the REASON I SMOKE WEED! Lmao! they sing about the benefits and it made me wanna try it)
-LAW (alternative, punk, ska undergroune, harder rock, lead singer is Jakob Nowell, Brad Nowell of sublime's son!)

Probably missing one or two, but these bands consist of 95% of what I listen to!

 

NB4 someone says, "Nahko & Medicine for the People" A lot of my hippy friends are really into Nahko Bear, but IMO this band is garbage with overly conscientious lyrics to the point of being pretentious and repetitive chords (My friend HAD to show me a song Nahko was playing that was 8-9 minutes long and used the exact same 4 chords in the exact same progression.

For me:

System of a Down
Juicy J
Dr. Dre
YG
2 Chainz
Kayne West
Wiz Khalifa
Snoop Lion
Trinidad Jame$
Eminem
Tool
Nine Inch Nails
Paramore


That's usually what ends up on my heaphones when I'm stoned.

 

If your in to Epica i recomend Delain as a similar thing.

For me I quite often gravitate back to the music of my teens when I started getting high and listening to music: Linkin park, bowling for soup, new found glory, cypress hill (I know its significantly older than the other lot but Black Sunday is one of the best rap albums ever made) prog rock like Rush also is good for the stoned chill.

 

Rebelution
Tribal Seeds
Stick Figure
Slightly Stoopid
311
Green Day
Don Carlos
Tool

And anything that would be considered roots reggae or Cali roots.

 

Ha, I bet you'd hate Rebelution the song "So High" but that is a GOOD SONG! Can get old after a while but it's still good.... the reason I hate most mainstream bands is bc of their lack of use of instruments. they do exactly what you said and have no creativity with their rhythms. I like chord progressions and changes in guitar style and even style mid-song, I like vibrant and alive abd constantly changing music.

That's why The B Foundation and Livication are my 2 favorite southern cali reggae bands.

 

I've never heard it, I'd try out before outright dismissing it.

I do like Top 40's, but as a musician amd producer I enjoy it for exactly that, it's simplicity. It's repetitive but catchy, it uses very simple language, but is relatable to any listener.

Like Taylor Swift's "Shake it off" or Pharell Williams "Happy". IMO I can't really stand these songs, but they are quite the ear worm.

 

Taylor Swift is gradually growing on me. Happy I have heard too many times- I do sound for quite a lot of corporate events and that fucking song has been worked into pretty much every show as someones walk on music or an award sting or something, Iv heard happy and uptown funk literally every working day since they came out, its boarder line traumatic.

 

I must be getting old cause none of this is "stoner" music to me (except for the cat that mentioned Sublime and 311) I wont even bother posting what I consider stoner music...

 

I think you should - I'm with you old timer

For me, leonard cohen, grateful dead, the floyd, portois head, radiohead, perfume tree...and of course, Neil Young, would all do nicely...


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I think you should - I'm with you old timer

For me, leonard cohen, grateful dead, the floyd, portois head, radiohead, perfume tree...and of course, Neil Young, would all do nicely...


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Stoner music:

Sublime
311
Grateful Dead
Cheech and Chong
Keller Williams
Leftover Salmon

I could go on and on these just popped into the head

 

Tame Impala - Currents is easily my favorite album to throw on when baked.

 

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