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the dark trail by the fall of troy

i was kinda on a opiate kick for a while and was just like fuck man, gotta get cleans
 
Song Name: The Luxury of Lonliness



The Time Period This Song Reminds Me Of: I cant tell you the date or time specifically. I just remember this was the first time I went to a 3rd plat dxm trip. I listened to this album on repeat for what seemed like years. This particular song was the most comforting on the album. It wrapped around me like a blanket saying that everything would be all right. Listening to the song helped me believe it.

Drug used: DXM
 
Artist: Of Montreal. Anything off the "Hissing Fauna, Are you the Destroyer?" CD

link to video/mp3:Specifically, Gronlandic Edit and Heimdalsgate Like A Promethean Curse

The day/time period the song reminds you of: Everyday

Drug used: Heroin

Your memory that the song makes you think of, description of the time that this song was a 'soundtrack' of: We always played this CD when we copped dope
 
song name: Pool Shark (Acoustic) - Sublime

link to video/mp3:

The day/time period the song reminds you of: First day of summer, windows down, cruising to the beach.

Drug used: Heroin

Your memory that the song makes you think of, description of the time that this song was a 'soundtrack' of:

It makes me think of when i used drugs recreationally, and they werent just to support my habit. When i havent yet become a hermit in my own life, and only live to get the next fix. It makes me think of how i had no idea what this song was bout until i got ooked myself. It also makes me mad, when people assume that they do know what its like. It reminds me of better days, careless and free. Before the needle, before the pain and angst. Before my bank account read 0.00$, when i had people i could count on. Now i can only count on this dinosaur to get me through a few more hours of my life. Just to not be sick, and to get to what my now horrible perception of myself as "normal" may be...Just take it away and i want more and more...one day im gonna lose this war.
 
the cult-she sells sanctuary- always seemed to come on the radio after me and my bro were sick , and finally scratched somethin up to make a run, flyin down the highway knowin we would be well shortly
and
IZZO-jay-z- in the summer when it came out, gave my dealer(one of the best who ever sold a glassine envelope), his girl, and her 2 kids a ride and had the whole fam screamin along with the song, good fuckin times
 
song name: "Comalies" by Lacuna Coil

link to video/mp3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKYysUTFirU

The day/time period the song reminds you of: This song reminds me of a period of deep depression and 7g a day cocaine habit I sustained about 3 - 4 years ago, all the while living out of my car, just living for the next line. Just a time where I let go of all self restraint and rode the wave with reckless abandon. It was like finding ecstasy at rock bottom and not caring.

Drug used: cocaine, oxy, weed
 
Song name: Poison Dart by The Bug feat. Warrior Queen

Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-aW7NFSGklM

Drug used: Alcohol / MDMA

Your Memory: Anytime I'm at my friends and we are fucked up he puts this song on, and his sound system is so crazy you can feel the bass going through you even if you aren't high. The bass mixed with MDMA is orgasmic!
 
Song: green day - boulevard of broken dreams

Drug used at the time: heroin

My memory of this was every time my friend and I were wanting to score we would hear this song and that always meant we would score!! It was strange but we always hoped to hear it on the radio that way we knew we were getting our dope! If we didn't hear it we didn't score. But by the end of the day if we didn't score early we would end up scoring by 9-10pm and on our way would hear green day - boulevard of broken dreams. True story!

So now every time I hear this song it reminds me of the story above ^
 
song name: "Adolescent Chemistry" by the Stockyard Stoics, a punk band from Brooklyn that I believe is now defunct. But they put on some pretty great shows and if you're generally into punk music, you should probably check them out here.

link to video/mp3: Adolescent Chemistry

The day/time period the song reminds you of: I was around 17 years old at the time, around 2003. Still in high school, using cocaine, alcohol and LSD quite heavily and frequently. I would not recommend combining LSD and cocaine, ever. Cocaine makes any trip on acid dark and frightening and just dirties the experience.

Drug used: A terrible mixture of LSD, cocaine, marijuana, klonopin and alcohol.

Your memory that the song makes you think of, description of the time that this song was a 'soundtrack' of: Like many school days, my friend and drug buddy M came to my apartment in the morning after my parents left for work. We were supposed to be going to school but of course we didn't. Instead, we were planning on tripping on LSD and having a chill day. I was a coke fiend at the time so I couldn't help myself and decided to combine the cocaine with the acid. I also gave my buddy M his first line of coke which I felt incredibly guilty for, as he was a couple of years younger than I was so I felt like I was ruining his life or something. He ended up hating the coke which I am grateful for as it got me into lots of trouble and I regret it a lot.

Anyway, we dosed the acid. An hour later, we started really coming up hard. Then somewhere in there we smoked a bowl of marijuana. We were tripping rather hard at this point. I decided to do a line of coke in my infinite wisdom. The Stockyard Stoics record was playing in my CD player, as background music, but we were mostly ignoring it. The coke felt strange and dirty in my acid filled head. I then started having a bad trip, felt like I was dying and got the FEAR like crazy. So I decided to take some of my dad's klonopin and drink some of my mother's alcohol to calm the fuck down. According to M, the Stockyard Stoics CD long finished but I kept hearing the song in my head. It was one of the freakiest things I'd ever experienced. I laid down on the floor of my living room and asked M if he heard the song "Adolescent Chemistry" but it wasn't playing at all. I felt like I was dying and I couldn't listen to that CD for a long time.

But if you read the lyrics, they're quite relevant to my experience funnily enough.
 
song name: Don't Panic by Coldplay

link to video/mp3: Don't Panic

The day/time period the song reminds you of: December 2010

Drug used: LSD

Your memory that the song makes you think of, description of the time that this song was a 'soundtrack' of: I had used LSD for the first time. It was an awesome experience beyond explanation, and after being up all night long and having all kinds of guests come over to the house, we were exhausted and sat on the couch and listened to this song. I remember feeling so at peace and healed in that moment. Now whenever I hear it I am flooded with those feelings again.
 
song name: Kanye West - All of the Lights

link to video/mp3: All of the lights, all of the lights...

The day/time period the song reminds you of: This song reminds me of copping dope from like January - April '11. We would drive around and wait to hear back from our guy, and this song would almost always be on the radio. This shit used to pump me up and get me all ready to score LOL

Drug used: Dope

Your memory that the song makes you think of, description of the time that this song was a 'soundtrack' of: In particular, this song makes me think about the time we weren't hearing back from our guy after we gave him the money to go pick up the dope. We were supposed to meet in a restaurant parking lot, and everything was going smoothly until he stopped taking my calls. I drove into the parking lot, and there he is with like three other junkies, and they're tearing the car apart looking for something. It turns out that they "lost" the bundle somehow after opening the saran wrap. It was an incredible, some might say, unbelievable story... I'm sure that they were trying to beat me, but the best part is that my girlfriend was with me, and she's quick as hell... she found the fucking bundle wedged behind the door panel in this kid's Jeep. We took the fucking thing, hopped back into my car and fucking beat it LOL

EDIT: It still makes me laugh whenever I think about it, the one time I almost got screwed for a bundle... but didn't. :D
 
song name: Aphex Twin - Ageispolis

link to video/mp3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlZ-NEMt_iI

The day/time period the song reminds you of: One fateful night in 2009

Drug used: LSD

Your memory that the song makes you think of, description of the time that this song was a 'soundtrack' of:

Friend and I split a 10 strip. We had tripped a million times before but for some reason he freaked out this time. He tooks his clothes off, started throwing the trash on the floor, took all of his soap/shower stuff and threw them in the toilet, going apeshit basically. He was really bringing me down, kept saying stuff like "IT DOESN'T MATTER. NONE OF THIS MATTERS." Just about that time our other roommate came home and saw what was going on, and he said he'd babysit him for me, and to enjoy myself in my room.

I went upstairs and I could hardly see anything on my computer screen. I was listening to Aphex Twin's "drukgs" earlier but ended up clicking on this song. Put it on repeat, and laid in bed watching the walls/ceiling wave to the bass and flow of the song. Later started drawing, created some incredible stuff that ended up looking really good even sober. Had a bunch of healing of the soul during that time. Every time I listen to that song I am reminded of the eternal groove of life and the connection we all have to each other and the infinite
 
Standing in the Kitchen - Yo Gotti (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngnxSdGbRXw)
Gimme Shelter - Rolling Stones (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3rnxQBizoU)

Drug used: heroin

Your memory that the song makes you think of, description of the time that this song was a 'soundtrack' of: When I was using and still with my ex, he would sometimes play music after we picked up and were back at our apartment fixing up to shoot it. It was usually always these two same songs.

And of course after I pawned my iPod for dope money, I only listened to the radio driving. So there are some songs that were huge hits and always played when I was driving to get dope (and all pop/hip hop because that's the station I usually had on), and now when I hear them I think of those days (which were between the last half of 2010 and the first half of 2011):
Hold Yuh - Gyptian & Nicki Minaj (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oz-u6I9bbSQ)
Love the Way You Lie - Eminem and Rihanna
Deuces - Chris Brown
that No Hands song that was popular a while back

I know none of those are really good songs, but they remind me of driving on dope runs.
 
song name: Eminem - Love the way You Lie ft. Rihanna

link to video/mp3: Just gonna stand there and watch me burn...

The day/time period the song reminds you of: This song reminds me of the good ol' OxyContin (OC) days when everything was so much more laid back and awesome. I would leave work on my lunch break, go home, make some tea, put on this song and rack up some nice fat lines of oxy...

Drug used: Oxycodone (OxyContin)

Your memory that the song makes you think of, description of the time that this song was a 'soundtrack' of: In particular, I remember my sister walking into my bedroom and telling me to "check out this new song." I was crushing up an OC 40 and drawing lines, but I put the song on. I remember the glow coming over me and thinking, "wow... this is a good song..."
 
Third Eye Blind - Semi Charmed Life

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tC1NR7AL_9s

Reminds me of chillin' in my room, or my girlfriend's basement.

Methamphetamine

My girl and I would throw this song on anytime we would smoke. Just brings back memories of chasing the white dragon all day, trying to scrounge for more and hit the resin for hours when we would run out.
 
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