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1995-08-15 15:21John Grasett Re: Drugs and IDM
└─ 1995-08-15 15:07Johnathan A. Rickman Re: Drugs and IDM
└─ 1995-08-16 20:10Che Re: Drugs and IDM
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1995-08-15 15:21John Grasett> Just to change the subject,and I hope this hasn't been covered before, > but I was wonde
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quoted 3 lines Just to change the subject,and I hope this hasn't been covered before,> Just to change the subject,and I hope this hasn't been covered before, > but I was wondering how many people like to smoke up and listen to idm. > I'm not talkin' bout yer Marlboros.
As many people do, you confuse drugs with altered consiousness/perception. Drugs are only a means towards an end, that being an alteration of your "normal" waking consousness. While this alteration may "enhance" your experience of music, I think it very narrow minded to claim certain music can only be enjoyed where drugs are involved. BTW, I do smoke more than just Marlies myself, so I am not anyti-drug or anything, just trying to help us all understand. JG John C.S. Grasett - Delivery and Infrastructure Group Information Technology Services Department Sir Sandford Fleming College Frost Campus - Room 180 Lindsay, Ontario, Canada. voice: (705) 324-9144 ext. 3334 fax: (705) 878-9312 'Happiness is not a reward - it is a consequence. Suffering is not a punishment - it is a result.' - Robert Green Ingersoll
1995-08-15 15:07Johnathan A. RickmanI never said you CAN'T enjoy certain types of music without drugs - o.k. altered states of
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Tue, 15 Aug 1995 11:07:58 -0400 (EDT)
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I never said you CAN'T enjoy certain types of music without drugs - o.k. altered states of conciousness - all I said was that, simply, I do. Especially idm. +++++++ John A. jknee@gwis2.circ.gwu.edu Rickman +++++++
1995-08-16 20:10CheOne of the best states of altered consciousness I ever experienced was while chopping vege
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Wed, 16 Aug 1995 13:10:23 -0700 (PDT)
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One of the best states of altered consciousness I ever experienced was while chopping vegetables, listening to the Maurizio track on "Excursions in Ambience II". I thought the track was kinda chee-z til I started trippin', and no, I wasn't smokin' or dosin'. Why would I want the hassle of doing drugs, w/ the baggage of deleterious physical effects that go along w/ them, as well as the monetary cost, when I can trip on music w/o them? Drugs can only take you so far, and can only take you so many places. Do yourself a favor & learn to alter your concsiousness w/o them. Chill Che