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Shostakovich - 'Tahiti Trot' - Chailly, Concertgebouw

That's 'Tea For Two' to you.

Daughters Of Albion - 'Hay, You, Wait, Stay'

Anyone heard of Seu Jorge?

'Cru' is probably his best album.

Propinquity - 'And I A Fairy Tale Lady'.

I was looking for things by The Creation, and well...

You'll know when you've found it - It'll be red with purple flashes.

The Electric Screwdriver - 'Come Together' - Backing vox by..... Jimmy Buffett.

Gilliam, because Brian is a better looking film than many (any?) of the religious epics that I can recall right now. MOL is just stunning from the off, pirates, Creosote, madness - eye candy! Holy Grail is great and the surreal cartoons in the series rock.

Baron Munch, 12 Monkeys, Time Bandits...

Alice Cooper - 'Fields Of Regret'

Few things funnier than a 'Golden' syrup.

Les Baxter - 'Tehran'

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

One puff and you'll be his....

Quasimoto - 'Closer'

Offenbach - 'Tales Of Hoffmann' - Barcarolle

Simon Shaheen - 'Sittel Habayeb'

Sight & Sound - 'Fragments Of Fear'

Butthole Surfers - '22 Going On 23'.

Off to see them tonight - going to start drinking after this cup of tea.

Can - 'Vitamin C'

Mark Barkan and Ritchie Adams - 'The Tra La La Song'

Gorecki - Three Pieces In Olden Style - II - Wit

Wendy & Bonnie - 'The Winter Is Cold'.

Tapping into your spiritual consciousness will give you the biggest high you have ever experienced.

For many this is a difficult path of perseverance which is often easier to find with the aid of drugs.

What are you suggesting?

Temple Ball?

BTW my avatar is by DMT fan Alex Grey

Anybody ever tried dimethyltryptamine (DMT)?

Oh yes.

Easily the most mental 1/2 hour of my life.

Mind expanding to the point it could go Pop.

The source went on to bite their own tongue off a couple of months down the line.

Not to be messed with.

That was New Years 93-94, psychedelic trance and all that.

It spelled the end of my drug fuelled hedonism period.

The only place left on that path was madness, and I didn't fancy it.

Coke - Turns bubble heads into babble heads. Expect a long midweek comedown. Never understood the attraction.

Heroin - Will make you sick till you get into it, then you'll be ill all the time. Never ever trust a junkie.

LSD - If you're happy with who you are, don't. Doesn't seem particularly fashionable these days.

Speed - Makes your bits shrink, again not fashionable.

Ketamine - Veterinarian anaesthetic, floors horses and elephants. What do you think it does to bipeds? Can be funny to watch, especially in slippery conditions (after all, they did it to themselves).

Ecstacy - Costs less than a pint now!

MDMA - Gurners unite.

Khat - Popular with manically chewing Somalians.

Kava Kava - They chew it up and spit it out you know.

Crystal Meth - Turns you into a Punkerpan, getting a foothold over here on the gay scene. We really don't need it on the sink estates!

Mushrooms - In my understanding - not illegal if you eat them on the spot.

Salvia - Missed this entirely.

Two newcomers

2c-b, (sort of a slow burning psychedelic I think) and the nootropic Modafinil - Modafinil is rumoured to be used by city highflyers, the military, swotting students... pretty much anyone who needs to stay sharp, and fend off fatigue.

Marijuana - Regular use shreds the memory, can seriously curb ambition and drive etc etc. IMHO Regular (strength) dope is no worse then alcohol, especially if eaten. New strains are ridiculously strong though.

Alcohol - Most violent crime occurs on Friday and Saturday nights.

Lost friends to a few of the above (including a genuine child prodigy), others have wasted real talent.

Avoid them all, you don't need any of them - Especially if there's a history of mental problems.

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U2 have been steadily deflating for 20 years, yet are still strangely massive (like Bono's head).

Oasis have long since moved into the comfort zone.

Coldplay are less far into their career, and it's difficult to call. Doing well with 'Viva La Vida', picked up new fans even. IMHO The real test for them will come with their first post Eno material.

one will realise that they were very different and innoventive. "Where the Streets Have No Name" "With or Without You" and "Pride (In the Name of Love)" . They are timeless and I don't think many would raise an eyebrow if someone said that they were made, for instance, in 2004, instead of the correct years which would be 1987, 1987 and 1984.

He He He - Sorry I'll clarify.

I was wondering why Maqroll selected these bands - the Allmans seem an odd choice.

I detest the Smiths.

Damn, Beaten.

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