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A young graduate filmmaker from UCLA set forth to make a documentary reflecting an element of contemporary music culture that had yet to be fully examined. The notion was to capture something raw and original. He searched for something unpretentious and genuine, yearning to make a film that would stand out from other music documentaries and potentially redefine the genre. Who he found was a band called Electric Apricot; what he achieved was enlightenment. Unexpectedly, in searching for enlightenment, the duality of existence was unveiled.

In his directorial debut, Primus frontman Les Claypool, has conceived the next cult classic, National Lampoon Presents Electric Apricot: Quest For Festeroo. The documentarian follows the band Electric Apricot as they have been recently offered some opportunities that could potentially break them through to levels beyond their dreams. Following the band into recording their first album, subsequently forcing them to work with their first band psychologist, and eventually going down the road to the Holy Grail of music festivals, Festeroo, this filmtakes an endearing and twisted look at the American cultural phenomenon known as the Jam Band scene.

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There are a lot of “time-management systems” out there. Some cost money, some are complicated, and some divide the world into two types of people. “Those who use our great system, and those losers who don’t.”

They all seem silly to me. So I invented my own: The Dean One-Page Plan. I’ve been doing this for years.

I have a section about this in my upcoming book for O’Reilly publishing, YouTube: An Insider’s Guide to Climbing the Charts that I’m writing with YouTube rock star Alan “Fallofautumndistro” Lastufka.

(System text covered by Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license. System is not patented or trademarked, it is in the public domain. Do what you like with it and pass it on however you’d like, just keep the name “The Dean One-Page Plan” in the attribution.)

The Dean One-Page Plan It’s simple. It’s free. And you can start doing it right now. I organize my life with one-page document a week. Every Thursday (you can start on any day you like) I print out a page from a simple three-column, many row template I’ve created. The three columns are labeled “DO”, “BUY” and “CALL.”

* Things in the DO column are things I need to do in the coming week.
* Things in the BUY column are things I need to buy in the coming week.
* People in the CALL column are people I need to contact in the coming week.

I include “e-mail” “mail something to them” in the “call” part. You can change it to “Contact” instead of “Call” if that makes more sense to you, but I like the one-syllable-each simplicity of the sound of “DO”, “BUY” and “CALL.”

I keep the template for this document on my desktop. I print it out once a week (twice a week on a week with many small tasks), and scribble things out as I complete them. And write things in with a pen in the printed copy as they come up. At the end of a week, I print out the list for the next week, removing things that have been done, and adding things in to do. It really works well in my life.

You can download my template HERE, or make your own.

I deal with long-term goals by getting a calendar every December. I usually get one with kitty cats on it, but you can get one with whatever you feel like looking at for a year. Make sure you get one with a big enough space to write a few things for each day that you need to (like an inch and a half square). If you get as busy as you’d probably like to be, you’ll need it. I also write notes at the margin between the calendar itself and the photo at the top, for things I need to do at some point this month.

Enjoy your more-organized life, and tell two friends.
(From Michael W. Dean’s StinkFight.com)

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Ray and the Rev continue their interview with filmmaker Kevin Booth of Sacred Cow Productions about his documentary American Drug War: The Last White Hope.

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Full TERRA:EXTREMITAS line up announced Monday the 30th of June.

Alien Lilith - Terra:Extremitas poster by the wondrous Reinhard Schleining.

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A half-forgotten, half-legendary pioneer in American abstract and animated filmmaking, Mary Ellen Bute, late in her career as an artist, created this adaptation of James Joyce, her only feature. In the transformation from Joyce’s polyglot prose to the necessarily concrete imagery of actors and sets, Passages discovers a truly oneiric film style, a weirdly post-New Wave rediscovery of Surrealism, and in her panoply of allusion – 1950s dance crazes, atomic weaponry, ICBMs, and television all make appearances – she finds a cinematic approximation of the novel’s nearly impenetrable vertically compressed structure.

With Passages from Finnegans Wake Bute was the first to adapt a work of James Joyce to film and was honored for this project at the Cannes Film Festival in 1965 as best debut.

Download the soundtrack from WFMU

An interview with Mary Ellen Bute about Finnegans Wake, including clips from the film, is available through the CVM Store.

More about Mary Ellen Bute Here, Here, Here and Here.

Passages from James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake
Directed by Mary Ellen Bute
Screenplay by Mary Manning
Cinematography by Ted Nemeth
Music by Elliot Kaplan

Cast (in alphabetical order)
Ray Flanagan . . .Young Shem
Peter Haskell . . . Shem
Page Johnson . . . Shaun
Martin J. Kelley . . . Finnegan
Jane Reilly . . . Anna Livia

There are currently no copies of this film availabe on VHS or DVD; but a 16 mm print is available for museums, universities, and Joycean institutions. Contact Mrs. Cecile Starr at (802) 863-6904; rental is $180.

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Scott Amos wrote:
Hi, I thought you might be interested in checking out my video podcast,
and was hoping that you might be able to give me some advice about
internet distribution. I found you through UBUweb… Thanks, in advance,
Scott Amos

Website: http://www.oilyfilms.com/blog

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:Out of Print” is an ode to the counterculture of the 80s and 90s, when finding quality culture was a real treasure hunt. 4 minutes long. Will be loved by anyone old enough to have ever collected actual vinyl, or anyone who knows what a zine is. Film is a sort of tone poem to what indie media was like before the Internet.

Credits: Voice Over by Bucky Sinister. Appearance by Eric Grotke. Photos by Murray Bowles. Music by Alison Faith Levy & Mushroom. Sound Engineer: Chris Xefos. Cinematography by Christian Bruno & Danny Plotnick. Post-production audio fluffing: Michael W. Dean.

Awards: Finalist, Underground Filmmakers Festival.

Danny Plotnick: http://www.plotbox.blogspot.com/

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Youth Without Youth

It is Francis Ford Coppola’s first directed film since 1997’s The Rainmaker. It will be distributed through Sony Pictures Classics in the United States and Pathé in the UK and France.

Walter Murch told the San Francisco Chronicle in May 2007: “Even though it’s not something he wrote, it’s based on a book Francis loves very much. I think people will be very surprised when they see it.”

Coppola has gone on record as saying that the movie is very personal, and not a standard Hollywood film. Originally the movie was to be distributed by United Artists. Sony Pictures Classics distributed the film when it opened in limited release in the United States on December 14, 2007.

The September issue of Zoetrope: All-Story was construed as a special tribute to Youth Without Youth. The first half, edited by Tim Roth, contains photographs by Roth and short stories that address themes relevant to the story. The second half consists of interviews with the cast and crew, inserts penned by Coppola about the film making process, and the complete text of Eliade’s novella.

Subtitles for some of the ancient languages

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This is Noel Lawrence from The J.X. Williams Archive (http://www.jxarchive.org).   It’s been awhile since my last post so I thought I’d keep all of my cyber-acquaintances abreast of recent developments.

1. PRESS

For those of you following the J.X. Williams “controversy,” here’s some of the latest press…

L.A. Record: http://larecord.com/interviews/2008/05/15/jx-williams-z-grade-nunsploitation/
Brussels This Week: http://www.jxarchive.org/images/Brussels.pdf

And some of my own remarks about cinema, curating, etc.

Electric Sheep Magazine: http://www.electricsheepmagazine.co.uk/features/2008/02/01/interview-with-noel-lawrence-other-cinema/
PunkTV: http://www.punktv.ca/?c=105&a=3480
SF360: http://www.sf360.org/features/film-07-bests-and-more-from-the-bay-areas-scene-makers

2. J.X. WILLIAMS — THE BOOK

Keep this under your hat but I am editing a forthcoming book on the life and work of J.X. Williams.   It will contain critical essays on his filmography as well as ultra-rare posters and other documents that have been lost for decades.

The details of the project are very hush-hush at the moment but I’ll give you a few tidbits to whet your appetite…

– The hidden links between “Peep Show”, NY obscenity law, and a barely-averted mob war between Sam Giancana and Joe Colombo
– J.X. Williams’ secret business relationship with Roy Cohn
– The dark, tawdry history of Goldstone, AZ, the principal shooting location for Williams’ “The Virgin Sacrifice”
– Production notes from such J.X. classics as “L.A. Death Trip”, “Mondo Vietnam”, and “You Axed For It!”

3. FROM THE KUCHAR FILES

I just came across something my friend George Kuchar shot on J.X. Williams as part of his “Holiday Hangups” video.   You can see it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KL6Fxh3LPNc

4. SCREENING DATES

This Spring, I undertook a major European screening tour of J.X. Williams’ filmography with shows in Copenhagen, Madrid, and many places in between.   There were big shows, small shows, shows in art-spaces, cinematheques, and smoky underground rock clubs.   What did not vary was the interest and enthusiasm of the audience.   I am deeply humbled to have had the privilege of bringing these important cinematic works to the public.

I have several pending invitations to return overseas in the Fall and will keep you abreast of future dates.   By popular demand, there also will be additional screenings in Los Angeles and San Francisco in the coming months.  Stay tuned…

And should you care to have me visit your local neighborhood cinema, don’t hesitate to drop me a line…

That’s all folks!

Best, Noel

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First 16 months, total of 69 episodes, of “Clone The Homeless” podcast.  Episodes average 1 hour. High-quality recordings, 128k 16-bit stereo MP3s. Great recording quality, great voices, great original music, great rants.

Full archive is 2.4 gigs, but is unzipped, allowing you to take only what you want, or the whole thing if you really wish to immerse yourself.

Podcast from author/filmmaker Michael W. Dean, covering an array of topics from sex, drugs, rock and roll, cats, survivalist ideals, utopia, anti-utopia, conspiracy, DIY art production and dissemination, being self-employed as an artist, the coming collapse of the world infrastructure, three-way sex, movies, marriage, what’s wrong with the Olympics, rock and roll, love, sex, Chinese medicine, what’s wrong with the media and how to change it, why Web 2.0 should go away, literature, dealing with life on life’s terms, growing old with punk rock grace, cat care tips, not giving a shit what anyone thinks of you, and making your mark on the world.

Mostly interviews and yacking with Michael W. Dean and Debra Jean Dean, includes interviews with Joseph Matheny (Greylodge), Skip Lunch and with London May (Tiger Army, Samhain, Dag Nasty.)

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Go see them at the Knitting Factory in NY June 26th if you can. You won’t be sorry!

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Trailer for our new award winning comedy, coming soon to DVD.

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Website: http://www.opiegetslaid.com/

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Ray and the Rev talk to filmmaker Kevin Booth of Sacred Cow Productions about his documentary American Drug War: The Last White Hope.

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Penrose, the psychiatrist in Ballard’s fictional French business park, believes there’s a science to it: “Part of the mind atrophies. A moral calculus that took thousands of years to develop starts to wither from neglect. Once you dispense with morality the important decisions become a matter of aesthetics. You’ve entered an adolescent world where you define yourself by the kind of trainers you wear.”

Ballard isn’t the only writer to explore these themes. Jingoism at the backyard level is the target in TC Boyle’s Tortilla Curtain. Neal Stephanson wrote about “burbclaves,” lots of franchised nations in suburbia. Octavia Butler’s Parable of the Sower takes place in a walled Los Angeles suburb. Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino sees housing communities optimistically as chocolate boxes. Then again, every example comes from the main character’s imagination. Here are several examples stranger than fiction: READ

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The film centers on Brian Slade, a bisexual glitter icon patterned after David Bowie and to a lesser extent, Marc Bolan and Brian Eno, played by Jonathan Rhys Meyers, in a career breakout performance. Ewan McGregor co-stars in the role of Curt Wild, a glam-rock performer who doesn’t back down from sex, nudity or drugs on or off stage, and whom many consider to be loosely based on Iggy Pop, with a dash of Lou Reed, Mick Ronson and Alice Cooper. Also featured are Christian Bale as a young gay glam rock fan and reporter, Arthur Stuart, Toni Collette as Slade’s wife, Mandy, and Eddie Izzard as his manager, Jerry Devine.

The tale strongly parallels Bowie and Pop’s relationship in the 1970s and 1980s, with parallel stages in both stories including “folk singer takes illegal substances” and “open-minded glam rocker becomes bland straight guy.” Brian Slade’s gradually overwhelming on-stage persona of “Maxwell Demon” and his backing band, “Venus in Furs”, likewise bear a resemblance to Bowie’s similar persona and backing band, Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars. The film is also strongly influenced by the ideas and life of Oscar Wilde (seen here as a progenitor of glam rock), with a dash of Jean Genet influence.

The narrative structure of the film is modeled on that of Orson Welles’ Citizen Kane, in that reporter Bale tries to solve a mystery about Slade, traveling around to interview Slade’s lovers and colleagues, whose recollections are shown in 1950s, 1960s and 1970s flashback sequences.

The story follows a British journalist, Arthur Stewart (Christian Bale), who has to search his own past when writing an article about the mysterious disappearance of a former glam-rock star, Brian Slade, for an American periodical. The film turns Slade’s paranoia of being murdered during a concert (a paranoia that Bowie incorporated into the Ziggy Stardust story in the climax of the Ziggy Stardust album) into a career-ending publicity stunt by Slade, after which he gradually disappears from the public view entirely. As Stewart locates and talks with people connected to Slade, trying to find out what happened, he revisits the glam-rock scene of the 70s in a series of vignettes, which recreate the stories of Slade, Wild, and others involved in their lives. (more @ wikipedia)

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Velvet Goldmine (1998)
Directed by
Todd Haynes

Writing credits
James Lyons (story) and
Todd Haynes (story)

Genre: Drama / Music

Tagline: The Rise Of A Star… The Fall Of A Legend!

Plot Summary: In 1984, British newspaper reporter Arthur Stuart
is investigating the career of 1970s glam rock star Brian Slade.

User Rating: *******___ 6.6/10 (5,964 votes)

Cast overview, first billed only:
Ewan McGregor …. Curt Wild
Jonathan Rhys-Meyers …. Brian Slade
Christian Bale …. Arthur Stuart
Toni Collette …. Mandy Slade
Eddie Izzard …. Jerry Devine
Emily Woof …. Shannon
Michael Feast …. Cecil

Rated R for strong sexual content, nudity, language and drug use.
Runtime: 124 min

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European governments finally succeeded in shutting down the pirate radio stations in the late 1960s by passing laws prohibiting their subjects from doing business with the broadcasters—including purchasing advertising from them. But the episode created a political constituency for private radio stations and the broadcast of more pop music. In the UK, for example, private, commercial radio broadcasting was finally legalized in the early 1970s.

History has many examples of hierarchical institutions being disrupted by technological advances. The invention of the printing press helped undermine the authority of the Catholic Church. Today, the Internet is undermining traditional copyright industries.

An audacious new project aims to achieve a similar result by creating new competition for the world’s sovereign nations. The Seasteading Institute, the brainchild of two Silicon Valley software developers, aims to develop self-sufficient deep-sea platforms that would empower individuals to break free of the cozy cartel of 190-odd world governments and start their own autonomous societies. They envision a future in which any group of people dissatisfied with its current government would be able to start a new one by purchasing some floating platforms—called seasteads—and build a new community in the open ocean.

History is littered with utopian schemes that petered out after an initial burst of enthusiasm, something the Seasteading Institute’s founders readily acknowledge. Indeed, they chronicle these failures in depressing detail on their website. With names like the Freedom Ship, the Aquarius Project, and Laissez-Faire City, most of these projects accomplished little more than receiving a burst of publicity (and in some cases, raising funds that were squandered) before collapsing under the weight of their inflated expectations.

There are many reasons to doubt that the Seasteading Institute will realize its vision of floating cities in the sea; but there are at least two reasons to think that seasteading may prove to be more successful than past efforts to escape the grasp of the world’s governments. First, the project’s planners are pragmatic—at least by the standards of their predecessors—pursuing an incrementalist strategy and focusing primarily on solving short-term engineering problems. Second, they recently announced a half-million dollar pledge from PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel, giving them the resources to begin serious engineering and design work. While there are many obstacles to be overcome before they will have even a functioning prototype—to say nothing of a floating metropolis—their project doesn’t seem as obviously hopeless as most of the efforts that have preceded it.

Ars talked to Seasteading Institute co-founder Patri Friedman about the seasteading project and the engineering and political problems it will face. READ MORE

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Alterati/Greylodge Update News, sillyness, bad music and “lazy fare” characterize this podcast. Joseph Matheny does an impromptu GPod Radio that tells you why this site went down last week and some plans for the future or Alterati and Greylodge. Special bonus: ELO

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Is the president being impeached? (I hope so.)I have been watching a lot of C-SPAN lately. It’s basically the only thing worth watching, now that all TV pretty much sucks.

Not a lot of people watch C-SPAN. So I’m one of the small percentage of Americans who know, at this moment, that Representative Dennis Kucinich is on the Congressional floor presenting his resolution calling for Bush’s impeachment. It’s a list of 35 charges, (list here) mostly Constitutional violations and Geneva Convention violations, and he’s been reading it for about an hour, and he’s about halfway through it. A member of the House of Representatives presenting a resolution detailing charges is one of the first steps in impeachment proceedings.The charges range from election fraud, including disenfranchisement, to illegal wiretapping to illegal torture, to lying about our reasons for going to war, to handing out padded military contracts to his buddies. And a lot more. I can barely keep up. And I’m as giddy as a kid in a candy store about this. So is Debra Jean. She’s glued to the screen. We both love the Constitution. A lot.It’s history in the making, and it’s not even on CNN.com or Yahoo News yet. I think it’s an emergency meeting, because it’s 10:30 PM in DC right now.

I remember seeing the effort to impeach Richard Nixon as news coverage on TV when I was a kid, but he was never actually impeached. (He quit before that could happen, and Ford pardoned Nixon as soon as he took office.) And Nixon was basically just going to be charged with, as I recall, one thing (conspiring to pay people to bug a hotel room). The charges being read against Bush are many, and many are far more serious.

Kucinich is quoting the US Constitution a lot. I wish Kucinich had made it to run for president. He’s smart, and has other things going for him.

I have a prediction: tonight on the Colbert show, Colbert will report this out of character, as he really is, not as his “alter ego” who would be outraged by this. He’ll just state it, and let people cheer.

Here’s a quick 20-minute podcast I recorded, and uploaded while the proceedings were still being read live. It’s about 17 minutes of the charges being read, and about three minutes of us commenting on it. We’re pretty much in shock. And pretty happy.

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Follow up: three days later and NOTHING on TV about it, not even on Colbert or Daily Show.

Mainstream media yawns as Kucinich offers impeachment

Here’s some video of the reading of charges:

RawStory
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dv2SdTeN7dY

(behind every great short man is a smart, better looking, and often taller, woman)

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Ray and the Rev interview Xander Bennett on his upcoming comic Cages, published by Insomnia Publications

Background music by Ikipr.

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The film had a $500,000 budget, which meant that Tsukerman and his wife had to use a renovated Greenwich Village loft as the sound stage. The music for the film was composed by Brenda Hutchinson and Clive Smith using the Fairlight CMI, the first digital sampler/synthesiser. Much of it was original, while some songs were interpretations of music by Carl Orff and Baroque composer Marin Marais. The film is out of print and only a limited number of VHS tape re-issues and DVDs were produced. The film, however, does run occasionally on the Sundance Channel

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquid_Sky

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http://www.ssrc.org/blogs/books/2007/12/31/structures-of-participation-in-digital-culture/

see also; Brian Larkin - Signal and Noise: Media,
Infrastructure, and Urban Culture in Nigeria (2008)

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0822341085/

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The film was almost impossible to see for years, known only by reputation until a small but revelatory revival in the ’90s. It finally comes to DVD in a handsome edition by Criterion, which also features the 60-minute documentary “Requiem for a Killer: The Making of Blast of Silence,” shot largely in 1991 by director Wilfried Reichart (after the film’s revival at the Berlin Film Festival) and expanded by Robert Fischer in 2007. Baron is a good host, sharing stories and observations as he walks through the locations (circa 1991) and talks about the film and his career, and he bookends the production with new interviews from his home in 2006. Also features galleries of stills comparing the film’s locations then and now and dozens of Polaroids (most of them scuffed and faded with time) shot on the set of the production, a booklet with a new essay by film critic Terrence Rafferty, and a four-page graphic-novel adaptation of the film by artist Sean Phillips (who also drew the DVD cover art).

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Critical Mass (Hapax Legomena III - 1971)
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“As a work of art I think (Critical Mass) is quite universal and deals with all quarrels (those between men and women, or men and men, or women and women, or children, or war). It is war!… It is one of the most delicate and clear statements of inter-human relationships and the difficulties of them that I have ever seen. It is very funny, and rather obviously so. It is a magic film in that you can enjoy it, with greater appreciation, each time you look at it. Most aesthetic experiences are not enjoyable on the surface. You have to look at them a number of times before you are able to fully enjoy them, but this one stands up at once, and again and again, and is amazingly clear.” — Stan Brakhage

Critical Mass software (based on framptons film)

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“The question has been raised in a couple forums of what my process has been in building these images- in one case it came up because someone wanted it removed from a “digital art” community because these were “clearly photographs,” when, as you’ll see, that distinction isn’t really quite so clear. It’s a difficult process for me to talk about, both because even after a decade working in Photoshop it is still such an experimental process, and that it is so subconscious that I don’t generally articulate what I’m doing- I just do it. A lot of the process is discovery: adding, stepping back, stepping closer, re-arranging, stepping back- a constant internal dialogue and balancing act which can take hours, days, or even weeks with a single piece. But I’ll give it a shot. “

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DMT - The Spirit Molecule - Rick Strassman.pdf 2401 KB
DMT Extraction - Quantum Tantra.pdf 505 KB
dmt extraction heartcore.rar 3292 KB
DMT Extraction pictorial.rar 797 KB
Dr Rick Strassman interview - DMT The spirit molecule(1of2).mp3 14051 KB
Dr Rick Strassman interview - DMT The spirit molecule(2of2).mp3 11883 KB
lokis Tek.pdf 620 KB
mimosa ab extractie pictorial.rar 919 KB
Mimosa bark effects.pdf 34 KB
Soma’s Complete Acacia Extracion Guide.htm 68 KB
Thumbs.db 5 KB

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D:\Media\Video\Drugs\DMT\Ayahuasca
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Ayahuasca - The Scientific Investigation Of Ayahuasca.doc 102 KB
ayahuasca and creativity.pdf 173 KB
Ayahuasca and it’s Recipies Parts 1 & 2 digitally enhanced-Terence… 20812 KB
Ayahuasca Cookbook.doc 114 KB
Ayahuasca Session-Amazon Indians.mp3 590 KB
Ayahuasca Visions - Shaman Pablo Amaringo.pdf 3073 KB
Daime - Ayahuasca Healing Ceremony.mp3 3406 KB
dna.jpg 290 KB
Entheogenic - 07 - Yage.mp3 11075 KB
Extreme Celebrity - Ayahuasca.avi 67666 KB
First International Conference On Ayahuasca - Amsterdam 2002.pdf 151 KB
implanted.mp3 29999 KB
Joe Rogan Explains Life-BreuerUnleashed.com JoeRogan.net.mp3 7944 KB
Jungle Trip - Ayahuasca.avi 196626 KB
Psychopharm-Ayahuasca.mp3 7495 KB
Shamans Of The Amazon (2002) - Dmt, Ayahuasca.mpg 533646 KB
StonedStraight2.mp3 14394 KB
Thumbs.db 28 KB
Track 01-Shaman.mp3 4937 KB

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D:\Media\Video\Drugs\General
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Brass Eye - Drugs.avi 239104 KB
Drug.Abuse.Handbook.eBook-EEn.pdf 9351 KB
entheogen.mov 11640 KB
Hallucinogenic Plants - A Golden Guide.pdf 5345 KB
Hallucinogenic_Drugs_And_Their_Psychotherapeutic_Use.pdf 2958 KB
Hallucinogens and dissociative agents naturally growing in the Uni… 196 KB
Interview Shulgins.mp3 17695 KB
Nitrous Oxide.pdf 138 KB
Peter Stafford - Psychedelics Encyclopedia (3rd Edition,_1992).rar 5799 KB
Peter Strafford’s Guide to Psychedelics - BMP eBook.rar 16227 KB
Pharmacratic Inquisition.ram 121161 KB
Psychonauts(2006).640×360.wmv 219314 KB
Radio debate aobut psychedelics - BB editorial.wma 1825 KB
second thoughts on psychedelic drugs.pdf 711 KB
Taboo - Drugs - San Pedro, XTC, Peyote.avi 93852 KB
Thanatos To Eros, 35 Years of Psychedelic Exploration.rar 221 KB
The Doors Of Perception - Aldous Huxley.pdf 257 KB
The Pharmacratic Inquisition - The Greatest Story Ever Told.wma 56709 KB
The_Essential_Psychedelic_Guide.rar 299 KB
Therapeutic Potential Of Psychedelics.avi 184193 KB
Timothy Leary - How to Operate Your Brain.avi 241590 KB
Visionary Plants and Ecstatic Shamanism.pdf 157 KB
WakingLife Clips.avi 36440 KB
Weird Nature - Peculiar Potions.avi 359386 KB
What the BLEEP do we Know Rabbit Hole.avi 1514849 KB

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D:\Media\Video\Drugs\Ibogaine
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Ibogaine - Rite of Passage - documentary.rar 538284 KB
Ibogaine Reports.rm 92913 KB
One Life - Detox Or Die.avi 107800 KB

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D:\Media\Video\Drugs\LEAP (Law Enforcement Against Prohibition)
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Common Sense for Drug Policy - Law Enforcement Against Prohibition… 89466 KB
EddieEllisonBBCNewsWorldEdition-CannabisReclassified_14Jan2004.rm 993 KB
GilPudervArtHanger_CBCNewsworld.rm 134957 KB