My Spice Live Video Mix

[gilga_mesh]

I did this the other day spontaneously in a bar. Enjoy.

 

[gilga_mesh]

The same on youtube:

[YOUTUBE]

 

[MomentOfTruth]

So what exactly did you do? Did you film, edit, and do the special effects?

Its a pretty sweet video but i'm curious as to what you actually did?

Thanks man! and thanks for sharing!

 

[Whatisreal]

So what exactly did you do? Did you film, edit, and do the special effects?

Its a pretty sweet video but i'm curious as to what you actually did?

Thanks man! and thanks for sharing!

Same thoughts. I've seen a very similar video before. This one was an awesome watch! Kind of dark though :twisted:

 

[cyb]

Its the end scene from Blueberry....good film...peyote visions CGI

Worth a watch for the scenes

Blueberry (2004) ⭐ 5.2 | Adventure, Fantasy, Western

2h 4m | Tous publics avec avertissement

www.imdb.com

 

[Korey]

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I thought blueberry depicted aya visions, not peyote/mescaline?

 

[cyb]

^
I thought blueberry depicted aya visions, not peyote/mescaline?

Native Indians in the 1800's wouldn't really use Aya... methinks

"A Chiricuahua (Apache) medicine man's family finds, nurses and initiates him."

 

[gilga_mesh]

So what exactly did you do? Did you film, edit, and do the special effects?

Its a pretty sweet video but i'm curious as to what you actually did?

Thanks man! and thanks for sharing!

Yes, it is a scene from the movie "Blueberry" which I remixed on my iPad the other day. I just used the same clip on 2 tracks, changed the speed of one of them and mixed them live to one video.

Glad you liked it

 

[Korey]

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I thought blueberry depicted aya visions, not peyote/mescaline?

Native Indians in the 1800's wouldn't really use Aya... methinks

"A Chiricuahua (Apache) medicine man's family finds, nurses and initiates him."

It seems as if we are both half correct

"Jan Kounen, the director of the film, drew upon his extensive first hand knowledge of ayahuasca rituals in order to design the visuals for these sequences, Kounen having undergone the ceremony at least a hundred times with Shipibo language speakers in Peru. An authentic Shipibo ayahuasca guide appears in the film and performs a sacred chant. In the film, the exact nature of the entheogenic sacramental liquid which Blueberry (and his enemy, Blount) drink remains undisclosed. During the final visionary scene, however, there is a bowl of leaves shown accompanied by a twisting vine which is probably the ayahuasca vine, Banisteriopsis caapi."

Though the movie is depicting aya visions, Southwest natives did not have access to ayahuasca.

"Peyote is shown growing in the sacred areas throughout the film, and the buttons are prominently displayed at the end, although we cannot be sure what Runi offers to the Marshall either time."

 

[cyb]

^^^Yeah I remember reading that now....
film can take poetic license I suppose...half and half like you say..:d