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meloen1

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Previously, before I used drugs (only drank a lot), I listened to music a lot and it was awesome (house, 80s , etc.), but since I have used MDMA and especially 2c-b, I am able to completely focus on the music and get so euporic, can let myself get ''pulled'' into the music, with no drug in my system at all. Especially techno/house. I could not do this sober before I starting doing MDMA and other drugs.
Anyone else experienced this?
 
Though i've never done MDMA, i've taken an array of other drugs and i feel the same. Before music was cool and nice but now i get completely immersed in the music even when sober, get the shivers from incredible songs, makes me so happy :)
 
I was sober at a techhouse party in Berlin. Eyes closed and dance like nobody is watching haha.
Before MDMA i liked house and progressive, but never listened to trance or techno.
Now i just love it and im able to appreciate other electronic music genre's better
 
Although I must say, I only have this increased appreciation for music with techno/house.
For example when I listen to Pink Floyd now, i dont find it very special.
But o boy, when I was peaking on the 25mg 2c-b, took a bump of K and when it kicked in started listening to very loud ''Pink Floyd - Shine on you crazy diamond'', while watching a beautiful trippy photo while lying on the bed....I was blown away, best music experience of my life, the visuals started getting stronger and stronger while I was getting more and more euphoric, just almost crying.
 
Agree totally! Drugs defiantly shot up my appreciation for dance a lot more and I don't need them any more to get engrossed in music. Probably connected to great memories. Now MDMA does not affect my appreciation for dance music as its already pretty damn high but rather is a tool for having a fun night with mates
 
^yes. i do euphoric stimulants 2 times a month about, at most, and i get those effects on regular days. just yesterday i woke up and smoked a bowl of some cannabis, and a really good trance song came on and when it built up to about the halfway mark, and you could feel the bass go crazy, i started jumping non stop, like jumping jacks, but i was moving all across my house doing quick, fast, jumps to the beat for almost 7 minutes straight. i get this sometimes and i looooove it!

funny thing, i actually wondered a few days ago where that energy went, and i wondered if maybe i started doing my euphoric stims too close together..? but then bam! yesterday i got it. and what it REALLY took was some bomb techno. i think all the industrial and space rock ive been listening too was doing it. techno all the way, i love dancing and jumping and just enjoying it!
 
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I have experienced this as well! I have been quite a fan or EDM for nearly a decade now, but after my first time with MDMA in 2009, my appreciation for it went to a completely new level. Songs now just seem to provoke such intense feelings in me. I can trance out for hours. I enjoy it :)
 
mdma makes all the senses more vivid including hearing, which explains the music bit. nothing out of the ordinary. mdma is an exceptional drug. i've always thought mdma would be the future drug of wars. meaning given to soldiers before fighting. it enhances ALL of the senses and even helps block out pain.
 
the nazis really enjoyed their meth amphetamine. from what the history channels tells me
 
The drop in any dubstep track is completely different to listen to after you've heard it on md, I get so excited. Changed the way I listen to music.
 
I have noticed the exact same feelings. I took some 2c-b about 3 months ago and had an absolute blast, really enjoyed it. That was my first experience with any psychedelic and as you said music sounded awesome. I literally got lost in the music it was very enjoyable for me. After that it seemed like I really appreciated music more, even when I was sober. Last weekend I went to Lollapalooza and ended up scoring some purple blanks. This was my third time rolling, the first two times were just off some lines of molly and I have to say Chicago mints are fucking great. I was rolling face 8o! The first two times that I rolled I did not roll that hard at all compared to that mint. I attribute this to the fact that the first two times were within a month or so of me coming off an SSRI. After Lolla I have noticed that I am much more interested in music, which is crazy because music has always been my life but now I have a completely different insight on all types of music. So yes I have experienced what you are talking about haha and its fucking great, I love it! :)
 
Since my first time using MDMA I have found it has had a permanent effect on music enhancement mainly in the music I have listened to or would usually listen to when on it, I only use it in a club or rave so electro, rave, dance etc.

Deffintly have a much better outlook on life, I could never touch it again and still enjoy going out and clubbing much more enhanced just because of my past experiences. Not sure why, but thats another reason why I love it, things are enhanced for me just from past experiences wierd huh
 
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Rrrrrrrrrrrrreal ------ high on drugs."
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Dreaming of that face again.
It's bright and blue and shimmering.
Grinning wide
And comforting me with it's three warm and wild eyes.

On my back and tumbling
Down that hole and back again
Rising up
And wiping the webs and the dew from my withered eye.

In... Out... In... Out... In... Out...

A child's rhyme stuck in my head.
It said that life is but a dream.
I've spent so many years in question
to find I've known this all along.

"So good to see you.
I've missed you so much.
So glad it's over.
I've missed you so much
Came out to watch you play.
Why are you running away?
Came out to watch you play.
Why are you running away?"

Shroud-ing all the ground around me
Is this holy crow above me.
Black as holes within a memory
And blue as our new second sun.
I stick my hand into his shadow
To pull the pieces from the sand.
Which I attempt to reassemble
To see just who I might have been.
I do not recognize the vessel,
But the eyes seem so familiar.
Like phosphorescent desert buttons
Singing one familiar song...
 
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