Music Production Always Best During High LSD Availability/Use

[perpetualdawn]

Music peaked in the 1960s; though there's still good stuff today.

OK Boomer

 

[Wilson Wilson]

In regards to the drugs rappers take influencing music quality I’m gonna have to disagree with there not necessarily being anything important to say about being blacked out on Xanax. Maybe not the high itself but abusing Xanax/lean/whatever is likely a sign of some sort of underlying mental health issues. YBN Cordae for example openly raps about his past xan addiction. The turbulent emotions being suppressed by the drugs can provide a wealth of artistic material.

That’s not to say I don’t love me some psychedelic rap especially while tripping but I don’t necessarily think that a rapper using one drug over another will provide them with superior artistic material

Ah but there is a very big difference between emotionally rapping about battles with addiction and the standard "I'm poppin baaars and sippinnn leaaan" shit I'm on about.

I like Schoolboy Q's Oxymoron album for the emotional addiction rap, he did a very good job with that.

 

[Cream Gravy?]

OK Boomer

I'm a Boomer stuck in a Millennial's body >.>

 

[Cheshire_Kat]

Cream Gravy thinks older than me and I'm 80+

He's still my bud

On topic: There's corelation, but I'm not sure of any causation. I'd like to think LSD was a positive factor, though.

 

[perpetualdawn]

Cream Gravy thinks older than me and I'm 80+

Are you really? I hope so

 

[DrumTripper]

All of what’s been said in this thread is agreeable and makes sense.
I think there is also a strong correlation between our favourites and what we were weened on.
Music listened to in the 10yr -20yr old range seems like it will always have a place in my heart. Some of that music for me being from the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s.
Maybe it’s the same with movies; why can I rewatch Up In Smoke so many times?