Yea OEVs on dissos aren't really the name of the game. Dissos are CEV, inter-dimensional territory really. I only had such a vivid and immersive open eyed experience because of the combination of A) a high dose of O-PCE, B) 5-10mg of 4-ho-met and thus a pysch being added and C) using MilkDrop - the best music visualizer ever created as far as I can tell - with well made presets on a big TV in a dark house. And it wasn't so much that I was experiencing a ton visually, but more so that everything I was experiencing visually was in sync with what I was feeling, hearing, and being. MilkDrop allowed for a synchronization of the inner and outer if you will. Like my dissociative hole was splayed on a screen instead of my mind. And I'm still unsure as to whether I actually like that or not. In a way it feels like forfeiting my human ability to create such landscapes and environments behind my own eyes. But either way, holy synchronicity hell.
Spiritnova, if you want a visual experience akin to psychedelics you aren't going to get it with dissociatives, but you can go to some pretty far out places behind your eyes with them if you'd like instead.
Img_9999, I think I listened to f#a#(infinity) > Slow Riot for a New Zero Kanada > Lift your skinny... > Yanqui in that order. With either f#a# or Slow Riot repeated somewhere in there. I can't decide which I like best. They all are so unique and perfect in their own ways. I do soooo love the sentiment expressed in the vocals of Slow Riot though, what with the judge and ticket and all. It feels so powerful to me, like a real revolution expressed through music. There's a strong association between it and Boards of Canada's final track on Music Has the Right to Children for me, the track about copyright laws. There's something in these pieces of music, something incredibly significant.
Would anyone care to explain Burzum to me relative to say GSYBE or hell, even BoC?
Oh and addendum for vortech, do you know of any visualizer better than MilkDrop? I figure if anyone were to know it'd be you
Spiritnova, if you want a visual experience akin to psychedelics you aren't going to get it with dissociatives, but you can go to some pretty far out places behind your eyes with them if you'd like instead.
Img_9999, I think I listened to f#a#(infinity) > Slow Riot for a New Zero Kanada > Lift your skinny... > Yanqui in that order. With either f#a# or Slow Riot repeated somewhere in there. I can't decide which I like best. They all are so unique and perfect in their own ways. I do soooo love the sentiment expressed in the vocals of Slow Riot though, what with the judge and ticket and all. It feels so powerful to me, like a real revolution expressed through music. There's a strong association between it and Boards of Canada's final track on Music Has the Right to Children for me, the track about copyright laws. There's something in these pieces of music, something incredibly significant.
Would anyone care to explain Burzum to me relative to say GSYBE or hell, even BoC?
Oh and addendum for vortech, do you know of any visualizer better than MilkDrop? I figure if anyone were to know it'd be you
