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    My First Salvia Divinorum Experience

    Well I just tried it for the first time and found it to be a very pleasurable experience. I have done LSD, Mushrooms and a whole host of other drugs. I found Salvia to be the most powerful drug I have ever ingested. It was after a concert in Atlantic City with some friends. 2 had tried it...
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    No effects... what am I doing wrong?

    Tried it for the first time with friends after a concert in Atlantic City last weekend. It was 20X, it was a quick trip but it blew me away. Vivid hallucinations, cartoon characters on the TV talking to me and the floor turning to waves of blue and orange goo, etc. I come home and find a...
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    Derek and the Dominos - Key to the Highway The Allman Brothers - Dreams Dreams is live audio from the Atlanta International Pop Festival in July 1970...great song to trip or get high too imho. 8)
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    Jimi Hendrix & Janis Joplin - Summertime
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    Stonerrock, anyone?

    Butthole Surfers - Dust Devil :twisted:
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    Stonerrock, anyone?

    As far as The Melvins go I am often times guilty of understatement...yeah one of the great bands. Love the stuff they did with Jello, formerly of the Dead Kennedys, too. You a MM fan too restin? Fucking-A cool!! It was through our shared love of MM's music that I met Caduceus. I am so...
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    Stonerrock, anyone?

    Here is another band worthy of mention... The Melvins - A History of Bad Men
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    Stonerrock, anyone?

    Here are 2 more of my faves...the Monster Magnet vid is a very well deserved tip of the cap to Caduceus. Monster Magnet - Superjudge Nebula - So It Goes
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    I had never heard of Can, Mello Trip. I really dug what I heard though...thanks for the links. 8) Here is one from early Fleetwood Mac...the part of the bands history known as 'The Peter Green Era'. The Green Manalishi This song has subsequently been covered by bands which include The...
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    Marijuana Inc:

    State of Oregon proposes move to grow and sell pot
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    Marijuana Inc:

    Well I just saw something in the news in the past week that the State of Oregon might take control of and oversee the operations of growing of pot used as 'medical marijuana'. I am trying to grasp the overall significance of the move...either positive of negative. But safe to say on first...
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    Thanks for the additions tryptonaut...definitely old school drug soaked inspiration. I love Pink Floyd...and I spent a year and a half immersed in the music of The Doors back in the day. You Aqarius/Let the Sunshine In is one of the songs that really defines a generation...there isn't anything...
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    Some progressive stuff both from Sweden and from the early 70's... Janne Schaffer
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    Yeah, I have heard of them, but I can't say I am very familiar with their work. I checked out some of the links and I see the influences from earlier bands in the Progressive Rock scene. Good stuff, thanks for the links... Here is one worth checking out. It is off the Super Session cd. A cd...
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    Then of course there was King Crimson Court of the Crimson King 21st Century Schizoid Man And...Procol Harum Simple Sister Repent Walpurgis
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    Yeah I was pumped when I stumbled across the video too. The bassist and lead guitarist, Jack Casady and Jorma Kaukonen, went on to form a band called Hot Tuna after The Airplane broke up. They expanded on the psychedelic music they did with the Airplane...and made it heavier. Check it out...
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    NICE!!! Isn't great to work at a place where not only can you hear music but hear GREAT music? :rock: 8)
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    The Moody Blues - Departure/Ride My See-Saw Departure Be it sight, sound, the smell, the touch. There's something, Inside that we need so much, The sight of a touch, or the scent of a sound, Or the strength of an oak with roots deep in the ground. The wonder of flowers, to be covered, and then...
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    I love Ed's guitar work...he's a magician on the axe. There are 2 who stand above and beyond all others on the keyboards. Rick Wakeman and Keith Emerson. Love all the stuff they did...especially with Yes and ELP respectively. I am listening to Journey to the Center of the Earth as I am about...
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    The songs Paranoia parts 1 & 2 were off the first album. Definitely pick it up if you don't have it. LOL...well I don't think anyone posted that Captain Beyond video yet. It was a great band and that first album is another must have for fans of psychedelic/space rock. Thanks for the...
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    Legalization Strategy

    And just one more thought...in these troubled economic times we are going through the costs in money being wasted on the 'War on Drugs' could sway people over to our side. Use the economic downturn to our sides advantage. Fwiw...just an imho.
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    Legalization Strategy

    No argument from me on those points GOD. I guess from my point of view is that inherent in any ballot process is a healthy debate...a debate that provides people the opportunity to educate people. I agree education is the key. The more people know about this issue the better it is for the...
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    Legalization Strategy

    What seems to be working here in The States is letting the people decide. Just in the past years elections 2 more states (Michigan and Massachusetts) decriminalized cannabis. As time goes by more and more people know how little danger cannabis represents. Here is the complete list of states...
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    Another from Hendrix... Stone Free (live audio 1969)
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    Two different but VERY good versions of the same song... Donovan Leitch - Season of the Witch Al Kooper/Mike Bloomfield - Season of the Witch (live audio Fillmore East 1968)
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    A Jimi Hendrix and Steven Stills Jam Session Sometimes improvisation makes for the best music...very psychedelic too. :rock:
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    I will definitely try to scrounge those up for you GOD. 8) Gotta get some early Pink Floyd represented on this thread... Pink Floyd - Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun (Pompeii) Pink Floyd - Cymbaline (live)
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    Some Hawkwind for GOD and anyone else who likes 'em. I think Caduceus is a fan of 'em too if memory serves me right... The Psychedelic Warlords Paranoia Part 1 & 2 Motorhead Born To Go Space Is Deep
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    Here is one from the Beatles. From the Yellow Submarine movie... Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds LSD...
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    The Rolling Stones - 2000 Light Years From Home I can definitely find much Hawkwind to post GOD...one of my faves. I know all 4 of the 'Invasion Bands' had a psychedelic period in each of their evolutions. Also 10 Years After did some good stuff. Then there were bands like Van Der Graff...
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    Very true GOD. This one is by a British Band... This is in 3 parts since the song is too long for a single you tube video (roughly 20 minutes in total) and is more considered to be 'Space Rock' than psychedelia... UFO - Star Storm (part 1) UFO - Star Storm (part 2) UFO - Star Storm (part 3)...
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    Howlin' Wolf - Evil :twisted:
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    Psychedelic? Yes? No? From the year 1969; The Steve Miller Band - Space Cowboy
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    Vanilla Fudge - You Keep Me Hangin' On Amboy Dukes - Journey to the Center of the Mind
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    Well I'm gonna try to avoid the discussion about which group was the 'first' psychedelic band. And actually some of the songs I have posted on this thread aren't 'technically' psychedelic...they are just songs from that era in music. ;) The Byrds - Eight Miles High HP Lovecraft -...
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    Favorite music to trip/get high to?

    Actually many different kinds depending on my mood but here are the ones I most often listen to; Early Monster Magnet, Hawkwind, Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath, The Doors and Hot Tuna...
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    Moby Grape Country Joe and the Fish - Section 43
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    Big Brother and the Holding Company - Ball and Chain
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    The 13th Floor Elevators
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    Yeah absolutely!!! Grace is sooooooo hot!!! Great song... 8)
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    The Fifth Dimension - Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In The Cowsills - Hair
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    The 'psychedelic 60's' (and early 70's), where it all began.

    Jefferson Airplane - Ballad of You & Me & Pooneil (Live 1970) Quicksilver Messenger Service Santana - Soul Sacrifice (Woodstock 1969) Cream - Sunshine of Your Love Traffic - Freedom Rider The Allman Brothers - In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
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    funk

    Eddy Grant
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    funk

    Rage Against the Machine - Renegades of Funk
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    funk

    Ruth Copeland & Funkadelic - Gimme Shelter (Rolling Stones cover)
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    Stonerrock, anyone?

    You know I've been meaning to watch that movie I just haven't got around to it. With the strong recommendations from you and restin it has now made my list. And don't get me started with WMG!!! As I posted over @ You Tube; You Tube + Warner Music = utterly clueless :angry: :evil...
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    Stonerrock, anyone?

    Funkadelic and their classic tune... Maggot Brain "For I knew I had to rise above it all...or drown in my own shit" :nod:
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    Stonerrock, anyone?

    Masters of Reality
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    Are drugs a legitimate means of self-improvement?

    LOL...amen st.bot.32. The 2 'C's', those being caffeine and cannabis, are an indispensable part of my life...in fact I really enjoy using them in tandem. :wink: :D
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    How long have you been getting high and on what?

    GOD: I was hoping, and assumed, there were people doing them for far longer than me and in a wider variety. That is quite the impressive list. And I forgot to include nicotine on my list which is a drug I still partake of but wish I didn't. And thanks for confirming for me what I had...
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    .

    Are we special? I don't know. But our behavior seems to be parasitic in nature. Our numbers are growing exponentially with no signs of slowing, we are voraciously consuming all the resources of the host (the Earth) and not giving anything of benefit in return. That is a scenario which is...
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    Are drugs a legitimate means of self-improvement?

    Funny you should mention coffee. I just read that it was found to have mildly hallucinogenic properties especially in quantities. It's a drug just like any other...
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    How long have you been getting high and on what?

    For me it has been over 30 years. Mainly cannabis, hashish, LSD and mushrooms. But I have dabbled with alcohol, speed, many downers of all kinds (almost checked out on an OD back in '79 in fact), opium, coke, and one time, much to my chagrin and unknowingly, PCP. Back in the 70's I did them...
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    Are drugs a legitimate means of self-improvement?

    Yes and no and dependent on the drug. They can be a great tool for self improvement in the right circumstances. Other times they can just be a crutch when people want to hide from their problems. When I say 'they' I am referring to what I call the 'natural drugs', those being cannabis and...
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    how do you space your trips?

    Last time I tripped, which was back in mid December, it wasn't a very good trip. I attribute it to a mountain of stress that I am dealing with, the negative vibes which currently exist on a global scale and probably tripping bit too often. I try to trip 3-5 times a year and lately it has...
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    Stonerrock, anyone?

    Alabama Thunderpussy
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    Stonerrock, anyone?

    Mudhoney
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    Stonerrock, anyone?

    LOL...sorry I lied. I did find one more I wanted to post tonight. Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush - Talkin' 'bout a Feeling
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    Stonerrock, anyone?

    One more from tonight/this morning... The quintessential get stoned song from my time in the 70's... Joe Walsh - Turn to Stone Which I try to do as often as I can...
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    Stonerrock, anyone?

    Glad you liked 'em CaduceusMercurius. 8) Love the Hawkwind you posted too... This isn't an artist generally considered in that genre but imo this song qualifies. Harry Nilsson - Jump into the Fire Then from the 90's there is always Kyuss :twisted:
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    Stonerrock, anyone?

    Corrosion of Conformity
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    Pink Floyd

    I thought the guy who did this video had a great idea setting the song One of These Days to clips from 2001 a Space Odyssey One of These Days
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    Stonerrock, anyone?

    Sasquatch The Atomic Bitchwax 8)

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