Green’s Dictionary of Slang

very drunk or heavily intoxicated by a drug.

1931		A. Hardin ‘Volstead English’ in AS VII:2 88: Terms referring to the state of intoxication: [...] Verbs: Blasted.
1958		R. Frede Entry E (1961) 132: You get a few bottles [...] get as blasted, bombed, [...] crocked, incognitoed, lit, polluted, skunked, and other wise mortally immortal as you possibly can.
1966		R. Stone Hall of Mirrors (1987) 229: ‘You’re blasted,’ Geraldine told him.
1970		A. Young Snakes (1971) 56: I was blasted after my first toke.
1989		(con. 1982–6) T. Williams Cocaine Kids (1990) 83: What I don’t like is when he says he’s going out for business and gets all dressed up and comes home blasted.
1999		K. Sampson Powder 148: We’ll all get absolutely blasted and rip the hell out of every other group in Liverpool.
2000		T. Udo Vatican Bloodbath 51: [They] were getting progressively drunker on his champagne, stuffed on his foods and blasted out of their tiny little fucking minds on his 100% pure cocaine.
2005		B. Hare Urban Grimshaw 206: You’ll have to come over and get blasted some time.
2010		Sun. Times Mag. 19 Dec. 36/1: It was the perfect excuse to get blasted. One year I bought two 28-gallon barrels of beer.
2015		L. McInerney Glorious Heresies 65: [T]he fact that he’d been smoking earlier on made him especially susceptible to being blasted.
2017		D. Winslow The Force [ebook] The blunt gets them fucking blasted.