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Features. 11 essential stoner rock and metal tracks to hear in 2021. Tune low. Play slow. Image: Josh Brasted / Getty Images. By Cillian Breathnach. The amorphous genre that is stoner doom/metal/rock is, to be blunt, hard to get into if you haven’t already been indoctrinated into the cult of downtuned guitars and excessive amounts of fuzz.
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- Broken Bells, “Vaporize” A cautionary tale that never mentions cannabis specifically. But the title suggests a stealthier, possibly healthier mode of weed consumption.
- Birdman and Lil Wayne (feat. Daz and Kurupt), “Cali Dro” Respect to Ludacris' "Blueberry Yum Yum," Outkast's "Crumblin' 'Erb," Mac Dre's "I Need an Eighth," Andre Nickatina's "Smoke Dope & Rap" and the entire Dre/Snoop catalog.
- S.E. Rogie, “Dead Men Don’t Smoke Marijuana” Best bud song title ever, cut by the great Sierra Leone highlife guitarist just before he, um, died. Three minutes of African guitar lines curling around each other like smoke rings, then a few incomprehensible lyrics, like someone finally reminded dude to use his vocal mic.
- Cypress Hill, “I Wanna Get High” Stoner rap was born with these dudes, who high-jack Rita Marley's ganja anthem "One Draw" while stapled to the couch. Listen to the Greatest Stoner Songs Playlist
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- Sleep – Dopesmoker. The high (bong) watermark for the entire stoner metal subgenre. So utterly peerless is Sleep’s masterpiece that it’s easy to forget it was originally recorded 20 years ago.
- Weedeater – God Luck And Good Speed. The fact that bassist/vocalist ‘Dixie’ Dave Collins shot his own toe off probably tells you everything you need to about North Carolina’s Weedeater.
- Bongripper – Worship. Creating albums with titles like Great Barrier Reefer and Hippie Killer while dressing like you work in River Island makes it look like you’re taking the piss.
- Electric Wizard – Dopethrone. The perfectly nihilistic antithesis to every cod-reggae listening, Bob Marley idolising bibble who you want to strangle with their own hemp-made trousers.
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Jul 14, 2021 · published 14 July 2021. Take some deep grooves and riffs and a few prog ideas, roll them up, inhale deeply, and you've got the 10 best stoner rock albums. (Image credit: Paul Natkin /Martyn Goodacre/Getty Images/rexmedlin)
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- Wilco, ‘Sky Blue Sky’ Irony alert: the record about Jeff Tweedy’s post-rehab coolout period is by far Wilco's weediest. Elegant and mellow, rich with sweet Seventies rock scholarship, Sky Blue Sky has the best band interplay of any of their albums.
- Os Mutantes, ‘Os Mutantes’ Os Mutantes were kids when they made this debut: Sergio Dias Baptista was only 17, his brother Arnaldo was 20 and singer Rita Lee just 21.
- Beach House, ‘Devotion’ The Baltimore duo's second album was the perfect deep-toking soundtrack for late-'00s indie kids: a drifty, velveteen set full of homemade charm, gauzy keyboards and hypnotic tunes.
- David Crosby, ‘If I Could Only Remember My Name’ Like a super-stoned campfire jam with an A-list of Cali hippie-rockers – including Joni Mitchell and most of the Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, and CSNY – this hazy solo project by the altered-consciousness overachiever sounds like it was pretty much made up on the spot.
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Dec 14, 2023 · 1. Pink Floyd. 555 votes. A journey through the psychedelic soundscape of Pink Floyd's music is a must for any stoner. With albums like Dark Side of the Moon and Wish You Were Here , Pink Floyd has created mesmerizing and thought-provoking tracks that take listeners on a trip through space and time.
