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To me, personally, the point of E and chronic is that it just makes music a whole lot better. Yes, the energy boost is nice too, but what I really love is the way my mind just immerses itself in music when I'm high. Everything that I hear just starts to make perfect sense. I start to really understand why each song is composed exactly the way it is, why each synth is brought in when it is, breakdowns become a lot more than just the slowed down part of the song. I just feel one with the music. Sure, I can recognize and enjoy good music when I'm sober, but not nearly to the point that I can when I'm high. And that feeling of being one with the sounds I've never been able to re-experience sober, no matter how good the music was.
I've been over the limit a couple of times now (and my dosage to get there is probably laughable by all of your standards), and I didn't like it much. I much prefer to just get the buzz of the drug, and nothing more, so one pill a night usually suffices (unless they're shitty pills). Then again, just like there are some times where you feel like getting shit faced off alcohol (and not merely drunk), there are some nights that I feel like getting really fucked up on drugs, but I know it's dangerous, so I don't indulge.
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| Originally posted by oldschool420 For me, my definition of an addiction is when a substance or anything affects a person or people around them in a harmful way. This is the problem here, everyones definition of addiction is different. As long as someone is not harming me or anyone else in what they are doing it doesn't matter to me what other people are doing. To each their own, you live your life and I live mine. |
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| Originally posted by jennypie Yeah but in a scene like this, the definition of 'addict' is clearly skewed in favour of drug users. When everyone around you is fucked up all the time, how is it that you can REALLY tell what's harmful and what isn't? One person's behaviour validates the next persons, and so on...so we come to accept that it isn't harmful or "wrong". And it's a nice little cushion to justify what we're doing. To the people involved, it doesn't seem like anything's wrong...but step outside of it for a second....back to the ignorant days where everyone in the club was just a druggy. Sometimes I wonder how ignorant that really is. I've seen a lot of shit, and the more shit I see, the more I believe that to be true. I don't blame most people for being addicted to this kind of lifestyle though...it feeds a lot of desires and inadequacies that most other outlets can't do as easily. Just look at everything it stands for...tolerance, acceptance, open-mindedness, yaddayadda. Sounds like a great place for someone with a lot of issues to feel good about themselves, doesn't it? And feeling good about oneself is a hard habit to kick. I realize that sounds really bleak...and I don't fully endorse this idea, but it IS something I've seen. |
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Originally posted by StereoPrincess
it's cheaper? |
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| Originally posted by oldschool420 As for people looking at people who do E as "druggys", I bet you 3/4 if not more of them get smashed off their ass every weekend. So if you want to get picky, this is just as bad as doing an E or 2. |
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| Originally posted by SummerWolf well for the really crazy year here was my day: wake up at 3pm go to work ( i was an assistant manager in banff) 11pm, go to the club and start drinking\ 1am start popping 3am go to my appartement with my friends and pop E, K, coke, and GHB until around 8am-10 am. 3pm wake up all sketchy and get back to work.... and yes i did that for almost a whole year... so no time to take antidepressant... i was pretty much a zombie. although i remember most of it |
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| Originally posted by Arsalan dude we shouldve partied together if you moderate it and not do it EVERYTIME, its not that bad |
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| Originally posted by infinity HiGH Without a doubt, most wouldn't. |
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| Originally posted by Cosmic Fur To me, personally, the point of E and chronic is that it just makes music a whole lot better. Yes, the energy boost is nice too, but what I really love is the way my mind just immerses itself in music when I'm high. Everything that I hear just starts to make perfect sense. I start to really understand why each song is composed exactly the way it is, why each synth is brought in when it is, breakdowns become a lot more than just the slowed down part of the song. I just feel one with the music. Sure, I can recognize and enjoy good music when I'm sober, but not nearly to the point that I can when I'm high. And that feeling of being one with the sounds I've never been able to re-experience sober, no matter how good the music was. I've been over the limit a couple of times now (and my dosage to get there is probably laughable by all of your standards), and I didn't like it much. I much prefer to just get the buzz of the drug, and nothing more, so one pill a night usually suffices (unless they're shitty pills). Then again, just like there are some times where you feel like getting shit faced off alcohol (and not merely drunk), there are some nights that I feel like getting really fucked up on drugs, but I know it's dangerous, so I don't indulge. |
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| Originally posted by geroin But it is though, can't you see it? look at this poll, 85% of people on this site have done it and more than 27% have done it more than 200 times which is a ridiculous number in my opinion. While some people do it to enhance/prolong their night a lot of people at the same time do it just to get fucked up (get the high and dance to the "beats"). I know many people that only go to guv just to get fucked up, if they go they do it. If you were to do the same poll at the guv, the numbers would be almost the same and it is worrying, well to me at least. |
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| This seriously looks like a serious drug problem to me, what i realized by reading the replies in this thread is that most people are in denial that they are hooked on some form of a drug, be it E, G, K or w/e. They act like it's all under control yet they've done it over 150times. |
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| "Yeah, i do it only when i go out to get some energy or when it is a good party" I don't really care if people do drugs but what I'm trying to say is that it feels like more people are doing drugs to get high and only a small percentage for the actual music be it on drugs or not. |
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| Originally posted by The Highroller You seem surprised that drugs are a huge part of this scene. Is this something you just found out? The act of intoxicating one's self has been a part of human nature ever since the dawn of time. It is not something new. The rave/afterhours scene has always been like this. Drugs are a huge factor in the way parties are, and the way music is. Why? Most people who are at the party are on drugs, and the music is marketed to people who are on drugs while listening to it. If people weren't on drugs at the party, the party, nor the music would be the same. I think it's pretty hard to tell if someone has a drug problem based on their posts on a message board. I also agree that it seems that there are too many people around who are in it for the drugs. It used to bother me too, but then I realized there's no reason to get worked up about it. Just party for your own reasons, and let people do what they want. Going on a crusade with the objective of making people party for the right reasons is futile. |
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| Originally posted by Jeff Button Mmmmmmmm - I would have to disagree. From the people I know, I would say less than half do it to get fucked (in the head) and the other half do it to increase their energy/cardio in order to dance longer. |
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| Originally posted by The Highroller You seem surprised that drugs are a huge part of this scene. Is this something you just found out? The act of intoxicating one's self has been a part of human nature ever since the dawn of time. It is not something new. The rave/afterhours scene has always been like this. Drugs are a huge factor in the way parties are, and the way music is. Why? Most people who are at the party are on drugs, and the music is marketed to people who are on drugs while listening to it. If people weren't on drugs at the party, the party, nor the music would be the same. |
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| Originally posted by *TiEsTo*SuX* There are those who do it because they can't enjoy the music any other way... |
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| Originally posted by infinity HiGH "how'd you get into house?" "oh this one time my friends took me to guv. i took a pill and OH MY GOD! it was the best party of my life. I loooove house music. especially at the zone when i'm chewing my face off!" The sad thing is that to most people, this music and drugs go hand-in-hand. They're introduced to it that way, and the only real way they can "listen" (if you can call it listening) to it is with the help of drugs. |
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| Originally posted by Chris Allen I'm pretty sure the scene wasn't devised and created around drug culture. Did it have a big impact, definitely. Do you need to have drugs to have a good time at these shows, if you do you have a problem. It's really that simple. If you need drugs to have a good time with anything, that's a problem. This is one of the few message boards around where people go to such great lengths to defend illicit drug use. Looking on it from a perspective of someone who doesn't condone or use drugs, it's quite comical. I've never needed drugs to have a good time at a party and I won't need them in the future either. Party is still a great time. I think I would go as far to say that NOT doing drugs and seeing how ridiculous people USING drugs are is what makes the party even better. |
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| Originally posted by EvilTree How sad life must be when you cannot enjoy music for its sake without help of drugs. |
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| Originally posted by The Highroller The rave/afterhours scene has always been like this. Drugs are a huge factor in the way parties are, and the way music is. Why? Most people who are at the party are on drugs, and the music is marketed to people who are on drugs while listening to it. If people weren't on drugs at the party, the party, nor the music would be the same. |
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| Originally posted by Silky Johnson One person's behaviour validates the next persons, and so on...so we come to accept that it isn't harmful or "wrong". And it's a nice little cushion to justify what we're doing. |

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| Originally posted by Chris Allen I'm pretty sure the scene wasn't devised and created around drug culture. Did it have a big impact, definitely. Do you need to have drugs to have a good time at these shows, if you do you have a problem. It's really that simple. If you need drugs to have a good time with anything, that's a problem. This is one of the few message boards around where people go to such great lengths to defend illicit drug use. Looking on it from a perspective of someone who doesn't condone or use drugs, it's quite comical. I've never needed drugs to have a good time at a party and I won't need them in the future either. Party is still a great time. I think I would go as far to say that NOT doing drugs and seeing how ridiculous people USING drugs are is what makes the party even better. |
I'll say it again...Nathalie's thread needs to be stickied.
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| Originally posted by Cribby I'll say it again...Nathalie's thread needs to be stickied. |
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| Originally posted by Cribby I'll say it again...Nathalie's thread needs to be stickied. |
All of you are talking like EDM is the only drug influenced genre of music. News flash, the majority of music out there is drug influenced. Some of the most esteemed musiscians ever have also been some of the biggest crackheads ever. Music and drugs go hand in hand. Always will.

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| Originally posted by Fast Turtle Well, the average price of methamphetamine (speed, crystal, tweak) is $50-90 a gram... Most pills that are MDMA and speed or just speed have 10-30mg of methamphetamine in them. So let's say you buy a gram of crystal meth, and it's 60% pure. That's 600mg. You take 25mg for a night on the town (8 or so hours of partying if you take it orally), so you get 24 doses. You pay $70 for this gram of meth, making your individual dosage unit costing $3 each, which is probably less than you pay for a pill, unless in bulk. The problems are: a lot of people have trouble limiting their intake of speed once they start and end up binging, and that methamphetamine is overall a fair amount more neurotoxic than MDMA. |
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| Originally posted by StereoPrincess this post wasnt just written was it? lol. seriously people, let's stop talking about this before some of you look like huge crackers (OH, too late!). |

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| Originally posted by Chris Allen It's really that simple. If you need drugs to have a good time with anything, that's a problem. |
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