"Oh, and good call on asking about the tunes."

Yeah, he's not answering, but I can speculate.

Of course, "Dark Side of the Moon" is an obvious choice, but never seems old under the influence. I like to add some Alan Parsons, "I Robot" or "Pyramid" both set the mood. Yes's "Fragile" is good too, although the change in moods can negatively affect the buzz. If you are sharing with others, then yes, some "Dead" can do you right. If it's a particularly intense buzz and you really want to go for it, try the Beatles "Revolution 9" or Pink Floyd's early "Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving With a Pict" (yes that's the title). Especially the latter will take you to places you didn't know existed.

If you are of a Jazzier persuasion, I'd recommend Miles' "Kind of Blue" or Coltrane's "A Love Supreme", the latter particularly appropriate for our theist friends who like to imbibe on God's natural vegetation.

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I want to 2nd David Killen's post. Very useful and informative stuff, I even copied the chart, as that is useful for me.

And add extra bit: There was recently a lot of talk in USA about vaping illness, mostly centered around pot. This is NOT the same kind of vaping that David was talking about.

This is pens, and for the folks that got sick, almost always blackmarket, and/or ordered online. These are bad, and should be avoided. I get that they are highly convenient, but this is not the way to "vape." I strongly recommend against vaping (via pen) pot. They use a THC concentrate, that is cut with stuff to make more smoke, and give it the proper "look." It also "burns the thc concentrated oil."

The proper way to vape is, to vape the flower, (not! thc concentrated oil.) And if you can afford it, go for the organic stuff where they minimize/eliminate pesticide use. Vaping flower with a temperature controllable device is also very efficent. 1 ounce of flower, will last an individual many months of once daily use. The better devices for this are a bit expensive, (I cannot recommend Storz & Bickel products enough,) but after the initial upfront cost, you save quite a bit of money long run, but more importantly you protect your all important lung health.

Also, vaping the flower, gets you the "full" high. As in you get all the other stuff in the flower.

For instance: concentrated THC oil, actually cuts out a lot of the other stuff, reducing cbd and 1000's other components. For some folks, you get all the paranoia THC gives, but none of the calming effects cbd and all the other ones give.

As someone that has lived in colorado for a while and had access to a wide variety of different pot products, nothing compares to lightly vaping good bud. If you feel even the slightest urge to cough (and you are healthy) after taking a vape from a good vaporizer, you are doing it wrong. It should be as easy as breathing in regular air, unless your lungs/throat is compromised somehow. You also should NOT notice large clouds of smoke/vapor. (Unless you stepped outside to cold/dry.)