Dude this is awesome! So happy for you all. I love Zingara and LSDREAM. Have you heard his new single RAD yet? It’s so good & I know his new album is about to be awesome.
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Dude this is awesome! So happy for you all. I love Zingara and LSDREAM. Have you heard his new single RAD yet? It’s so good & I know his new album is about to be awesome.
The new album released a few days ago and it is awesome. I think we were the first people to hear it live. LSDream's visuals are amazing. If I were on mushrooms, it would have been such an amazing trip.
OH WOW! Thanks for the heads up, not sure how I missed the release. Spotify is sometimes bad about forgetting to put things in my Release Radar and I guess Facebook didn't think to show me his posts. I thought the release was soon, but not already happened. I just added it to my playlist and will be listening to it at the gym tomorrow morning.
I'm still unsure about doing mushrooms in public, but a place like that would be one of the most positive public environments, plus da visuals and bass would make for an unreal experience.
My daughter was the one that showed it to me cause Spotify didn’t let me know either. It was so cool seeing those new songs live. LSDream and Zingara put on amazing shows. Not many times you get artists like them that can give you such a cool experience rather than just singing some songs.
As far as mushrooms at a rave, I think a small dose like 1.5 to 2 grams would be good. The feeling at the rave was so great. It was just so peaceful.
I just found something that didn’t used to be in the Spotify app, not sure if you know about it. The “What’s New” section.
I’ve never done 1.5-2g. I’ve done 3.5 several times, 5 once, and then a microdose that was less than a g. 1.5-2 might be the sweet spot for when doing it someplace that isn’t private.
1.5 grams is a good dose. I suggest going out on walks and stuff about 2 hours after having it so you can see how you feel. It is a pretty connected experience that doesn't get too out of hand, especially in public.