This thread has seen plenty of reports and endorsements already, but AL-LAD treated me so well that I feel compelled to do my bit of preaching to the choir

To provide a bit of background - I have so far tried AL-LAD five times - at 150mcg, 300mcg, and 3x450mcg.
The first time I tried AL-LAD (at 150mcg) resembled my first LSD trip in some ways. Although the sensations were different, I had a strong sense of experiencing something very special to me, of entering a new and exciting realm, and I knew at +1:30 that this is a place I will eagerly seek out in the future.
Another memory of that first trip that really stands out was the lack of anxiety throughout. LSD is prone to giving me quite a bit of anxiety in a social setting, the sense of "OMG everyone can see that I am on drugs". AL-LAD is kind in this regard, making me feel assured and comfortable, regardless of the circumstances. I was able to keep my cool even during brief detours into a highly non-optimal setting (e.g. a beer garden packed with boozed-up folks). There, I felt comfortable enough to shed the protective shield of my sunglasses - after all, why wouldn't it be ok to walk around with pupils the size of saucers?
I find it easiest to describe AL-LAD in general by saying how it differs from LSD in my experience.
Most notably of all, the duration is shorter. I will not attempt to give precise numbers, but the drop-off after the peak does happen faster than on LSD. I have gone to sleep at T+8 on AL-LAD - this is something unheard of with LSD, that tends to keep me up, sometimes for uncomfortably long hours.
The visual distortions on AL-LAD seem to be somehow...calmer. If LSD is a manic light-show at a rave, AL-LAD makes the world ebb and flow like waves of the sea. That is not to say that it does not get quite intense, given the right dosage. In general, though, the visual aspect of the substance is very similar to LSD.
Other hallucinatory phenomena also tend to resemble its older cousin, although, after several trials, I have come to distinguish some differences. I suspect these will be very subjective though, so I will not go into more detail.
On to the elephant in the room - the psychological depth, aka, the "mindfuck". It's true that AL-LAD has not, as of yet, made me wonder whether I am in fact dead, and merely living a sort of dreamlife, while transitioning to the bardo of becoming. AL-LAD also hasn't disentangled my sense of self to the point where I could not find my center. Is it capable of pulling these tricks, that LSD is so good at? I do not know. I have not gone higher than 450mcg, and AL-LAD is not as potent as LSD, microgram per microgram. I feel that higher dosages will be neccessary if the mind is to be fucked, but I see no reason why it couldn't happen. AL-LAD certainly is very similar to LSD in most aspects - why not in this one?
One final note - AL-LAD feels totally benign, physically. After five trials, three of those at 450mcg, I have yet to experience a negative physical effect apart from a slightly elevated rate of perspiration (it is a hot summer, though). I have not experienced the symptoms commonly associated with vasoconstriction on it. I should note that LSD does sometimes give me slight vasoconstriction.
So that is that. If I come across as an AL-LAD "fanboy", it's because I am. This substance is fast becoming as dear as LSD to me. Long may its availability continue
