Dirtbag
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What is it with natural disasters and dosing...?
I heard about the pandemic and my first thought was, 'welp... let's watch this shit burn in super HD...'
Awesome stories. It's amazing, and I guess kind of expected... given the intense sensory experience, how hard those situations implant themselves on in your memory... especially the music.
Yeah... luckily where I'm at and where I've done most of my tripping, we just get some damaging wind and flooding from hurricanes.With hurricanes it was that sheer power of the earth roaring. We dropped almost every time one rolled through until a friend of ours almost died when a major wind caught his coat and almost blew him down an embankment into the east river at 3 am. Would have been the end of him except he blew past one of my other, much bigger friends who saw him coming and managed to grab his coat as he was flying past. Dude came right out of his coat and kept going but stopped short of the bank since the wind lost its grip.. Ironically the guy who saved him was also the same guy who, the year before saved another friend from getting sucked out into the ocean in a massive riptide. We saw him get pulled under and yelled and just as my hero buddy turned around to see what was going on, buddy went cruising right by him in the current under water and he grabbed him by his long hair and pulled him up and helped him out on to shore. Also.. tripping balls in a small hurricane, this time at the beach like fucking idiots.
I have one memory of driving while tripping because I tried to never do it. But I was heading home from a friend’s summer place out in the woods/back country of that town. And there were lots of twists and turns and little hills and valleys, and it just created this cartoonish imagery in my mind of my drive while I was driving, bopping along to this.
Always a crazy experience on shrooms at music festivals. In 2007 I saw tool at Bonnaroo while on some chocolates and it was pretty intense. They had lasers making all kinds of geometric shapes in the air, crazy surreal repeating graphics on the giant monitors to each side of the stage, and of course there's Maynard's voice.Thats awesome! Its wild how much the music you listen to dictates the experience.
Soundgarden or Alice in Chains were always in my top shelf back in those crazy days. But we used to really trip ourselves out sometimes with shit like Ozric tentacles or other prog shit.
Always a crazy experience on shrooms at music festivals. In 2007 I saw tool at Bonnaroo while on some chocolates and it was pretty intense. They had lasers making all kinds of geometric shapes in the air, crazy surreal repeating graphics on the giant monitors on each side of the stage, and of course theres Maynards voice.
It was all great but maybe a little too much, everything started to visually melt together. I kept sitting down and trying to pack a bowl to level out a little but I could barely see what I was doing and was getting paranoid that rather than grabbing weed I was accidentally putting grass (like from the ground) in. My friends swore it was just weed but they were tripping too so of course I didn't trust them either. Lesson to that story is prepare some blunts before tripping so you don't have to worry about that shit later.
Thom Yorke at the geese,Oh yeah!
Went to see Radiohead at thunderbird stadium for the Kid-A tour. It was an outdoor arena and I swear the entire crowd was high on acid or mushrooms. Every 5 mins someone would walk past selling it.
Anyway halfway through the set they played Let down from ok computer iirc, and the sun was just setting so the sky was all kinds of amazing pink and purlpe colors. Just as the song got quiet for one of the breakdowns in the middle, an enormous flock of Canadian geese flew overhead, honking in a massive V formation and i swear the entire crowd stopped watching the band and was staring up pointing at the sky watching these geese. It was super strange, like the whole crowd was overwhelmed by Canadian pride at these stupid geese lol, as soon as they were past the crowd just erupted in applause and screams cheering on the geese, right in the middle of a damn song lol.
It was epic.
Thom Yorke at the geese,
"buggers"
I love Radiohead, seen them twice at roo too, tripped the first time I saw them but it was much more mellow than my tool experience. Radiohead just does these great, long sets with no bad songs, perfect for lounging and smoking.
Hey, me too!In 2007 I saw tool at Bonnaroo while on some chocolates
Saw them twice for their Hail to the Theif tour, I think three times for In Rainbows including the Bonnaroo 06 show that was absolutely bonkers.Totally. They were up there with my favourite bands to trip too for sure. Especially when ok computer first came out.
Love me some Aussie psychedelia... Tame Impala definitely kickstarted that thing into the mainstream.
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