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How music affects a DMT trip... to the EXTREME!

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ohayoco

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How does music affect a DMT trip? Some people on here have done crazy things like skydive on shrooms... so has anyone listened to, say, death metal on DMT?

Let's have some extreme stories!

SWIM is very careful about what music he launches to... but he was just listening to Orbital's 'Satan' and wondered what would happen if he was on DMT at that moment. He'd never try it because he thinks his heart would explode!

When people get raped or beaten up by entities on DMT, could it sometimes be because they were listening to aggressive music at the time? :shock:
 
ohayoco said:
How does music affect a DMT trip? Some people on here have done crazy things like skydive on shrooms... so has anyone listened to, say, death metal on DMT?

Let's have some extreme stories!

SWIM is very careful about what music he launches to... but he was just listening to Orbital's 'Satan' and wondered what would happen if he was on DMT at that moment. He'd never try it because he thinks his heart would explode!

When people get raped or beaten up by entities on DMT, could it sometimes be because they were listening to aggressive music at the time? :shock:
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don't listen to death metal, ever, on halucinogenics. i'm a big metal fan but it's just to much while i'm tripping. it terrifying really. the closest i get to metal while trippin is primus. Listen to the song "natural joe" and imagine what that bass line would be like when tripping
 
When i heard this music for the first time it instantly converted me from an atheïst to a religious person. The intro is quite long and it builds up very slowly.

When listening to it for the first time; it's the part at excactly 4 minutes that totally blew me away.
 
Not death metal, but SWIM really enjoys dmt with black metal. Not all the times and not any black metal. Dark, fast, gloomy ritualistic black metal like the one played by Deathspell Omega does make spice journeys interesting.
 
polytrip said:
When i heard this music for the first time it instantly converted me from an atheïst to a religious person.
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Wow. Were you spicing? SWIM just listened, but he's sober and still atheist.
(When he says atheist, he means he doesn't believe in a separate god in the usual sense. He was atheist until he smoked salvia extract, which turned him onto the idea that if all we are is matter or energy, then why not call all of existence 'god', meaning it's all divine rather than mere matter. Now matter, time, space are all one connected mass of divine energy to him. So salvia turned him into a 'religious atheist' through just a few horrific revelations (transcendentalist maybe, don't know what, is there a word for what he is?). Spice has strengthened his view of the universe as divine rather than mundane, while also showing a positive edge on it rather than the nihilistic edge that sometimes comes with salvia. Everything's still the same as it was, but his view of it is now optimistic rather than pessimistic. Still, it was only on salvia that he actually become one with god and filled with divinity.)
 
Black metal on spice?! You guys are crazy. No wonder some of you get hyperspace-raped! What visions do you see when listening to that stuff? SCARY ONES?

SWIM is too emotionally tuned for that... even when he's sober he can't stand wingey indie for example, he can feel their wingey pain and gets all depressed. And disturbing metal like Tool leaves him feeling corrupted inside... muhhhh. In hyperspace, he can't handle fast stuff even if it's upbeat, he feels like he might have a heart attack, it's too much!

Amor_fati, that tribey music rocks. Don't think SWIM could handle it on spice... he must be a wuss. Poca Haunted eh... how does that stuff affect your visions?
 
amor_fati said:
SWIM used to listen to a bit of black metal, but couldn't imagine tripping to it. However, SWIM does enjoy tripping to very savage and primal music. Like this song: http://www.notnotfun.com/mp3/pocahaunted/motherlooms.mp3
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haha that was wack.. i loved it! Do you have any suggestions for artist or groups of the same quality, maybe from different cultural backgrounds - but that one was right on the money I think. Really gritty tribal ritual type chanting and thumping, awesome stuff!
 
ohayoco said:
Black metal on spice?! You guys are crazy. No wonder some of you get hyperspace-raped! What visions do you see when listening to that stuff? SCARY ONES?
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SWIM has never really been raped on dmt, let along the dmt-black metal combination. The experience as awesome as usual. For some reason music stops to exist while in the hyperspace, but the body definitely percieves the sound. Black metal can (that os not always, just sometinmes!) make visuals more jittery, more violent and darker. But not unpleasant at all.

If SWIM compares spice to a rollercoaster, then spice listening black metal sometimes becomes like the horror train. Good shit..!
 
Ok, look in "Drum's Not Dead" (2006) by Liars. The album was released as a dvd. Here is an excerpt:


Bear in mind that the excerpt hardly does the entire work justice. I highly recommend checking out the dvd, particularly the videos under "by your side."

Also, if you're into the darker and more savage and primal side of the audio experience, check out Robedoor, Akira Yamaoka (the silent hill ost's), and Silk Saw.
 
Infundibulum said:
ohayoco said:
Black metal on spice?! You guys are crazy. No wonder some of you get hyperspace-raped! What visions do you see when listening to that stuff? SCARY ONES?
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SWIM has never really been raped on dmt, let along the dmt-black metal combination.
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I am certain that I have never been raped on dmt, either. Look at it through my eyes:

Perception, comprehension, intuition, etc. of what is good/bad, light/dark, wholesome/evil, right/wrong, and so on, can vary so drastically from one person/people to the next that what may seem evil or crazy to one person may be viewed as virtuous or fulfilling to another. Take cannibalism for example.

I often enjoy the sounds of some raw & gritty dark dubstep, heavily-abrasive drum 'n bass, hatefully murderous-rhyme rap (i.e.: Jedi Mind Tricks, Chief Kamachi, Jus Allah, Killa Priest, etc. etc.), and, occasionally, rotten decomposing death-metal such as Can. Corpse while traveling through other dimensions.
 
OKAY!

You guys... I read the first couple of posts

and

WOW.

I couldn't read all of them because It Hurt To Read but I'm sure the whole death black rape metal thing was explained through a revision of a 'Set and Setting' explanation of psychedelics.

Anyways!
I really think that if you do not want to have a bad trip, the most amazing song to listen to is...

...Kimball Collins - Obelix...

I have only had Euphoric Experiences When Listening To This.

I Highly Recommend It.

I Love You All, Bye!
 
Haha, don't worry, I don't believe in bad stuff like rape happening in hyperspace. At least, not to SWIM. They're cool with him out there. Yeah it was that resurrected thread about spice being bad for you that got me thinking that maybe these people having bad times could be affected by the music they listen to... from what you guys say, I personally think it was wholly down to their attitude getting them in scrapes...

I'm intrigued that people can actually listen to such heavy stuff when you're out there... fast stuff sends SWIM's heart racing and the visions come too fast, which is why he prefers chilled stuff generally... or sexy stuff, that's good too... maybe he should listen to a recorded female orgasm next time? Anyone remember 'French Kiss'?
 
amor_fati said:
Ok, look in "Drum's Not Dead" (2006) by Liars. The album was released as a dvd. Here is an excerpt:


Bear in mind that the excerpt hardly does the entire work justice. I highly recommend checking out the dvd, particularly the videos under "by your side."

Also, if your into the darker and more savage and primal side of the audio experience, check out Robedoor , Akira Yamaoka (the silent hill ost's), and Silk Saw.
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arr wicked! thanks mate :)
 
SWIM can't even listen to music when he's out there anymore... he keeps asking for it to be turned off once he starts travelling, because he feels like it jars him, for some reason. Does anyone else get this?
 
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