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Posted by KilldaDJ on Sep-26-2006 21:48:

on E i like rock and drum n bass music lol


Posted by sleepydragon on Sep-26-2006 22:40:

this sort of thread has been covered to many times.
i couldnt even be arsed to read it


Posted by hiram on Sep-26-2006 22:59:

i dont see why everyone here acts like angels when it comes to people talking about ecstasy. our scene, EDM as a whole, is known for its rampant drug use. and yes, ill admit to having given in to the temptation of illicit drugs, yeah its fun.. but its not why i love the music.


Posted by Sykonee on Sep-27-2006 05:08:

quote:
Originally posted by hiram
i dont see why everyone here acts like angels when it comes to people talking about ecstasy. our scene, EDM as a whole, is known for its rampant drug use.

Is there ANY music scene that doesn't have rampant drug use...?

Rock - Cocaine, Marijuana, Alcohol, Heroine, etc.
Country - Hard Alcohol, Cocaine (more in the 70s though)
Hip Hop - Marijuana, Crack/Cocaine, Ecstacy (oh yes, it has its influences there too)
Jazz/Swing - Alcohol, Marijuana, Speed


Posted by LuckyKarma on Sep-27-2006 06:29:

I can only tolerate country music once I do some H, smoke some crack, eat 8 shrooms, smoke two joints, shoot up again (morphine), drop a bin Laden and drink two bottles of Robitussin.

but that combo only works if I've got some meth in my system too.


Posted by Sushipunk on Sep-27-2006 07:05:

quote:
Originally posted by LuckyKarma
I can only tolerate country music once I do some H, smoke some crack, eat 8 shrooms, smoke two joints, shoot up again (morphine), drop a bin Laden and drink two bottles of Robitussin.

but that combo only works if I've got some meth in my system too.


Like rehab much? Although, fair enough, it is country music


Posted by stev�sto on Sep-27-2006 15:01:

quote:
Originally posted by Sykonee
Hip Hop - Marijuana, Crack/Cocaine, Ecstacy (oh yes, it has its


ecstasy having its influences on hip hop is a recent phenomenon:

http://www.eastbayexpress.com/Issue...ws/feature.html

the described effects in this article are of mda, not mdma.

see? this is why this is a good thread, not a stupid one.


Posted by stev�sto on Sep-27-2006 15:04:

quote:
Originally posted by Spirit5
I didn't mean to say that drugs users can't experience these things without it, but if someone is taking these things so they can experience empathy, then that would be considered not a real experience. I mean empathy doesn't come from drugs, and if that is


correct me if im wrong but you mentioned you've never done E before.

also, ive heard your argument "you dont need drugs, you shouldnt need drugs" many times, and its always from people that, at least on occassion, drink alcohol.


Posted by Pinokio on Sep-27-2006 21:12:

quote:
Originally posted by stev�sto
ecstasy having its influences on hip hop is a recent phenomenon:

http://www.eastbayexpress.com/Issue...ws/feature.html

the described effects in this article are of mda, not mdma.

see? this is why this is a good thread, not a stupid one.


Thanks Stevesto This is a Very Interesting Article.



quote:

The DJ's job doesn't look that labor-intensive, but nonetheless, he has the entire audience in thrall. "Talla's sets build on each other," explains Javier -- an assessment that makes sense to someone under the influence of Ecstasy. The sounds come in layers, with each new beat crosshatched onto the one before. Every time Talla makes a slight modulation in the tone or rhythm of his music -- in trance lingo, a "break" -- he points an admonishing finger at the audience, as though preparing everyone for something really momentous. And when the break comes, the crowd heaves a collective sigh of deliverance.

Trance is an intensely visceral form of music; its low, throbbing beats and tweaky, repetitive tones are designed to amplify your Ecstasy high. The effect is both sedative and euphoric, causing people to dodder around smiling and hugging each other. Le Sheng Liu of DanceSafe -- an organization that promotes drug awareness in the rave community -- says he first gravitated to the scene because it exuded so much tenderness and sensitivity. "I grew up listening to hip-hop -- and when I say hip-hop, I mean Top 40 radio music," he says. "The rave scene seemed radically different. It wasn't about looking sexy, trying to show off your money, or being better than the next person."


Posted by Cyberuga on Sep-28-2006 03:17:

@ Spirit5 ---Well put.


Posted by Spirit5 on Sep-28-2006 03:39:

quote:
Originally posted by stev�sto
correct me if im wrong but you mentioned you've never done E before.

also, ive heard your argument "you dont need drugs, you shouldnt need drugs" many times, and its always from people that, at least on occassion, drink alcohol.


Actually I don't drink hardly any alcohol. Okay on occasions I do but I can't say I actually enjoy it. I don't really think I need anything like that in my system. It's so cliche for people my age (or younger) to drink and go out and party, that i've felt more to break away from what might be deemed as the "status quo" for college kids, or the stereotype. Haha I hate living up to them, it's nothing new, it's just the way I am. Yeah sure I might be missing out some might say, but I feel that having a good time shouldn't surround drinking and doing drugs and the such.

I wouldn't say i'm completely straight edge, but close to it. I just feel this is my personal thing, I am not claiming to be any better than anyone else who does things like drink, smoke and do illegal drugs. I don't care if people do those things on their own, it's none of my business. I just have my own personal convictions about them, and I'm not saying "drugs are bad", I'm just saying people shouldn't need them or rely on them for either experiencing music or for coping with problems or just with reality period.

I'm againist dependency for the most part. Not everyone who does drugs becomes dependent, but there are surely plenty of people out there who are. This doesn't just mean illegal drugs either as i've mentioned in other posts. Something I hope to achieve in my life and I want to help others achieve as well...is balance. And if this means drinking some alcohol on occasion, that's fine. It's not that I wont ever drink, it's just not something I particularly enjoy. I don't think there is anything wrong with that. That's all really....I am not trying to come across as a bigot who just says "drugs are bad", but more so explaining my rationale for me being againist them, which is a much better way of going about it. I want to discover the reasons why people do them and find alternative approaches to them. I'm into finding root causes for behaviors, and this is a part of psychology that i'm going into.


Posted by stev�sto on Sep-28-2006 16:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Spirit5
I want to discover the reasons why people do them and find alternative approaches to them. I'm into finding root causes for behaviors, and this is a part of psychology that i'm going into.


oh man. if thats all you want to know i can explain that real quick and easy.

why do people like music? one of the reasons is they listen to it to feel better, it can put them in a better mood. music is a drug in that sense.

why do people like chocolate, ice cream, or candy? sugar makes you feel better, makes you happy. kids get excited when they hear the ice cream truck for a reason. sugar is a drug in that sense.

this list could get really long ... massages, hot showers, jumping in a swimming pool, air conditioners, anything that makes you feel better. you dont NEED these things, you can have fun without them, but they definitely are nice and enjoyable. drugs are exactly the same thing. you dont need them, but they're very enjoyable. thats it! nothing more to it. people get addicted to sugar and get fat, or tv and become lazy, or crystal meth and get skinny. some people are screwed up in the head and use (err, abuse) drugs or anything else to make them feel better to compensate, thats where you come in.

practically all drugs come from the same place ... plants (except for one which is secreted from a certain type of toad, people lick the toad and get high). its just humans being crafty going around in the woods and sampling every plant, creature, anything the earth has to offer, experimenting over millions of years, and finding things that make them feel good, beyond just things that they need to survive.

and this just covers the feel good aspect of drugs, there's the spiritual aspect to some drugs (psychedelics) as well, just as there's the spiritual effect of some types of music too.


Posted by Spirit5 on Sep-28-2006 17:33:

Your point taken. It's understandable that these are reasons for people taking them. As long as someone doesn't become addicted or dependent, I don't think it's that bad, however from all indications that i've heard over the years, it seems like these drugs are more addicting than others. But that still doesn't mean I support drug use. But like I said, people can also be addicted to drugs which aren't illegal, it's just more common to hear about people who addicted and dependent on illegal substances. I don't think people should be dependent on anything.

Even though I lean more towards liberalism politically (though I think i'm more of a moderate) I am more into the idea, esp with happiness and problems in life, in the philosophy of self-reliance. Yeah not everyone can do that, but I think a lot of people have the potentional to work through things without resorting to behaviors or substances which may become harmful...addicting and simply self-destructive. I just don't think all people are willing to do it...maybe it's a part of human nature, who knows....i'll continue this discussion later.


Posted by KeSs on Sep-29-2006 05:23:

this thread is fucking retarded.....you don't need drugs to enjoy EDM. It's not EDM's fault that it happens to sounds FUCKING AMAZING when are under the influence.


Posted by Zombie0915 on Sep-29-2006 06:16:

hehe

while we are playing the stereotype game, you go to these parties featuring specific genres of music,

at which of these parties are which drugs most present, just your observation here, not so much which drug matched which music, but which ones do you see the most.

in order of most rampant usage to least:
Dnb - Meth
Prog - Alcohol
Rock (like DMB relatively calm stuff) - weed
Trance - E
Rocks(harder) - caffeine


so many rednecks with missing teeth flailing to dnb omfg!
I;m gonna make country dnb remixes i swear, id be rich!
*grows mullet, takes meth, flails about like an idiot


Posted by Sykonee on Sep-29-2006 06:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Zombie0915

so many rednecks with missing teeth flailing to dnb omfg!
I;m gonna make country dnb remixes i swear, id be rich!
*grows mullet, takes meth, flails about like an idiot

Rednex - Cotten Eye Joe (Dieselboy Remix)

(unconfirmed existence)


Posted by Pinokio on Sep-29-2006 14:06:

quote:
Originally posted by KeSs
this thread is fucking retarded.....you don't need drugs to enjoy EDM. It's not EDM's fault that it happens to sounds FUCKING AMAZING when are under the influence.


You are retarded
this thread is not about the Need of drugs to enjoy EDM.

Read first.


Posted by stev�sto on Sep-29-2006 14:25:

quote:
Originally posted by KeSs
this thread is fucking retarded.....you don't need drugs to enjoy EDM. It's not EDM's fault that it happens to sounds FUCKING AMAZING when are under the influence.


if you read the thread you would see its been said multiple times that no one is saying you need drugs to enjoy any music.


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