if anyone remember, which tracks gives you best experiences on ,,e'' in famous Twilo ?
Guest
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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
In the US, maybe. I'd read that Mixmag article I linked if I were you. In the UK pills are mainly imported from the Netherlands and are usually the real deal. They've definitely regained their supremacy over powder/crystals in the quality stakes in the last few years.
I'll take a look at it. Yea I'm in philly and I havent seen a party where everyone was obviously rolling since probably 2005. The old school, real MDMA just doesnt make its way here for whatever reason.
corjay9
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Originally posted by Guest
I'll take a look at it. Yea I'm in philly and I havent seen a party where everyone was obviously rolling since probably 2005. The old school, real MDMA just doesnt make its way here for whatever reason.
We get pure MDMA up here in Montreal, I know 2 guys who will sell rocks of it so you can snort it from your if you wish.. The Hell's Angels make it here in Quebec somewhere.
You're close to NYC, guarenteed NYC gets pure MDMA.
2techs
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Originally posted by rubez
E a 12 hour journey?! :stongue:
hook me up with your supplier!
I ordered this old 1998 mixmag issue on ebay and it seems to have a reading about a 12 hour ecstasy journey. it should be an interesting read.
SYSTEM-J
It really isn't that remarkable. What do you think "afterglow" is? You can still feel the after-effects of the drug the afternoon after a night out, even if you're mostly back to normal by then. In "How To DJ Properly" they warn the reader not to go record shopping the day after clubbing, for this reason.
2techs
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Originally posted by Lews
it's not a revelation but this is The trance tune of '01 imo. AVB closed one of his sets with this.
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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
It really isn't that remarkable. What do you think "afterglow" is? You can still feel the after-effects of the drug the afternoon after a night out, even if you're mostly back to normal by then. In "How To DJ Properly" they warn the reader not to go record shopping the day after clubbing, for this reason.
oic...
and didn't Simon Reynolds rename his classic 1998 book Generation Ecstasy to Energy Flash in 2008? Floorfiller might be right after all ...
planetaryplayer
bone thugs n harmony - ecstasy
david.sound
SYSTEM-J
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Originally posted by 2techs
and didn't Simon Reynolds rename his classic 1998 book Generation Ecstasy to Energy Flash in 2008? Floorfiller might be right after all ...
It was always called Energy Flash in the UK. He changed the name to Generation Ecstasy for the US print.
Godking5
Warming Up ---->
On Fire -->
Coming Down (maybe a bit to much for coming down) --->
Godking5
This is more appropriate for the final phase
jad
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Originally posted by Lews
Not in any specific order, but three tracks which, at various moments in the evening, I think exemplify what you're discussing:
Digging the Fluke track.
I'm from a relatively younger generation, so this is the first track that came to mind for me.
