I'll say that the reason why Trance was so much to be enjoyed was because I WAS high on that ecstasy way back.

I'll never forget hearing Silence live when I was rolling balls and right in front of the speakers. The atmosphere created from the venue and the bass was just straight up epic. And then the synths had never sounded so intense live. It literally haunted my mind for months. Before the live experience, I had always hated Silence. I remember someone saying that Silence literally made people CRY back then. Well, I didn't cry, but was somewhere near the level of going emotionally unstable/insane from the epicness of that track at the time.

Oh yeah, I have to admit, it was the ecstasy that really makes me feel the music 10x more.

It's like, being sober, I can enjoy it and appreciate it a lot, but being sober, the music just gets tiring easily sometimes.

When you're on E, you can focus 100% on the music, hear some crazier sounds, (distortion from drugs?), and you visualize much more crazier images. It's awesome, really.

So sadly, I'm a sucker for E and Trance. But I can still enjoy Trance without E. It's just, I'm not in party mode without the E.

just do a drug that will scare the shit out of you or a combination thereof and you'll drop the e straightaway. (plain ol' regular e will prolly bore the shit out of you afterwards.)

@enydo: that horrible opera she-worm is now the only form she can take in my mind. god damn you enydo. damn you. even now i think of the congealing sludge she has to ooze to move more easily about.

I like a couple small doses of mdma (.3 or .4 total). Nothing too crazy, but having you feeling awesome for most of the night. If it's good stuff the comedown can be very pleasant as well.

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I've been off drugs since 2005. I still drink and go clubbing. Often, I find that if the music is right, I won't feel the need to drink. Lately, I don't know if it's because I'm getting old but alcohol seems to make me more tired while I'm at clubs and I just don't last long. Sometimes I wonder if I should just switch to doing drugs because it's simpler than having to consume 2-4 drinks before getting buzzed and I hate paying for expensive drinks that clubs like to charge.

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Originally posted by La Galería I've been off drugs since 2005. I still drink and go clubbing. Often, I find that if the music is right, I won't feel the need to drink. Lately, I don't know if it's because I'm getting old but alcohol seems to make me more tired while I'm at clubs and I just don't last long. Sometimes I wonder if I should just switch to doing drugs because it's simpler than having to consume 2-4 drinks before getting buzzed and I hate paying for expensive drinks that clubs like to charge.

This is one of the reasons why people do drugs, their thinking is that if they want to have a good time at any expense and :

-The music is shit
-Chicks are ugly
-Drinks are very expensive.

For a "cheap" price you have your party guaranteed, without drugs chances of being at home 3 hours earlier than expected and with 20€ less invested in crap drinks are high, note that i don't do drugs but somehow i understand those who do.