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>> ^Trancecoach:

I've done some work with some of the researchers involved in the clinical controlled trials exploring the use of psychedelics for medical purposes.

I've done some work with some of the researchers involved in the clinical controlled trials exploring the use of psychedelics for medical purposes.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'Hugh Laurie, Psychedelic Dance, get happy' to 'Hugh Laurie, Psychedelic Dance, get happy, music' - edited by Shepppard

Tags for this video have been changed from 'Hugh Laurie, Psychedelic Dance' to 'Hugh Laurie, Psychedelic Dance, get happy' - edited by Shepppard

Tags for this video have been changed from 'Hugh Laurie, Psychadellic Dance' to 'Hugh Laurie, Psychedelic Dance' - edited by calvados

>> ^Stormsinger:
>> ^csnel3:
>> ^Stormsinger:
Sounds like The Troll to me. Although I have to admit that I don't actually know which of them came first, Small Faces or The Troll.

I guess I am trolling, but not to be mean and nasty, just trying to get some notice for the video and start some discussion.
I could use another sifted video, and nothing I say will hurt Led Zepplin, and , The Small Faces could use a little recognition for some damn good, trend setting music and style.
So, I used an attention grabbing title, did you watch and listen to the music?

No no no! I wasn't calling you a troll...I was referring to a band, The Troll. I'll grant you that very few people know of them....very obscure, and -very- psychedelic.
I grew up spending many, many hours listening to their 1968 album, Animated Music. As I said, I'm not too familiar with Small Faces, so I'm not sure who came first, but the sound of this clip was distinctly similar to the sounds of some songs on Animated Music. I'll see if I can find a clip to post.


HaHaHa...I guess I was being sensitive. Cool, I'll have to look into The Trolls, . I think you'll find that The Small Faces predated the Trolls, As the Small Faces formed in 1965, were a "Super Group" By 1967 and disbanded by 1969, Then reformed with Ronnie Wood and Rod Stewart as The Faces.

>> ^csnel3:

>> ^Stormsinger:
Sounds like The Troll to me. Although I have to admit that I don't actually know which of them came first, Small Faces or The Troll.

I guess I am trolling, but not to be mean and nasty, just trying to get some notice for the video and start some discussion.
I could use another sifted video, and nothing I say will hurt Led Zepplin, and , The Small Faces could use a little recognition for some damn good, trend setting music and style.
So, I used an attention grabbing title, did you watch and listen to the music?


No no no! I wasn't calling you a troll...I was referring to a band, The Troll. I'll grant you that very few people know of them....very obscure, and -very- psychedelic.

I grew up spending many, many hours listening to their 1968 album, Animated Music. As I said, I'm not too familiar with Small Faces, so I'm not sure who came first, but the sound of this clip was distinctly similar to the sounds of some songs on Animated Music. I'll see if I can find a clip to post.

This video has been declared a duplicate by the original submitter; transferring votes to the original video and killing this dupe - dupeof declared by AdrianBlack.

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Dupe. http://videosift.com/video/10-seconds-psychedelic-countdown-to-what-exactly

...psychedelic cauliflower...wow....

Researchers are looking again at controlled dosages of psychedelics, this time to treat extreme cases of major depression...

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/12/science/12psychedelics.html

hmm just saw enter the void. psychedelic but just not as engaging as i thought it would be. irreversible floored me more.

black swan still my fave!

I remember my mother told me this once. Some people just need to pray and to believe in something. The whole "easing of the mind" diatribe because they feel powerless and need to feel in control by letting some outward being comfort them. But, it's in my opinion that these people just haven't accepted reality - of what consciousness is, who they are, the modern world, government, war, space, science. If they could just accept reality for what it really is then maybe they wouldn't need a God, christ or religion. They'd have to find beauty in the chaos and accept it or at least ponder it.

I feel like these types are the ones most afraid of psychedelics. Like they think they will see demons and become possessed - they believe in this shit; and maybe they will because of the amount of guilt their religions place upon them or maybe as a strange self-fulfilling prophecy.

I pray maybe twice a year - and it's called either mushrooms or LSD and though those experiences aren't always about feeling "easiness" they do help me accept reality for what it is. And it's always mostly an amazing time ; at least only the good times stick with me. I think American culture needs to embrace moderate use of psychedelics - it'd probably help out the fucked up ways people think in this country.