Documentary "The Drug Years"

[WakingDream]

I watched the 60's last night tonight is the 70's. Very interesting.

[Skink]

Not looking it up,does this shit come on at like 3 or 4 in the morning??? that is the only time I watch stuff like that....

[WolfmansBrother]

i caught a little of that show the other night and i loved it. i hope they release it as a box set dvd or something cuz thats something interesting to have around.

[Kryzco]

fuck man I've been missing it!!!

oh well I'm not worried too much, vh1 repeats the hell out of their shows

[officerleeroy]

I saw the one where they were talkingt about hendrix's first show when no one knew who he was, took 2 hits of acid right before he went on stage

[wordddddd]

haha yeah i love that show. so good.

i also love the fact that acid like almost dried up once the grateful dead broke up...they would have lsd punch bowls at all of their shows hahaaha. thats so sick

[Its a Plant]

nahh acid will never "dry up." She'll be around for all time. The same goes for the Dead, too.

[m.g.]

Yah I saw a few episodes of this show, and it's always interesting to see stuff like this. It was pretty cool actually to come home from a huge ass festival where I was emersed in a hippy culture to seeing this on tv talking about LSD and how it was such a huge part of music back when Hendrix was up and coming. Man I wish bands handed out acid at shows now!

hell man, in the late 60's to early 70's a party wasn't a party w/o the kool-aid pitcher...or a sinkful of special punch! it's just a shame people like owsley, leary and hofmann are gone. today's lsd is not worth the time or expectations and it seems as tho the original recipe has been lost over these short few decades when the last good batch was available to the masses (windowpane!)...

[CBsDankNugs]

yea i saw that on the other night. i saw the 60's one and the 70's one. its pretty cool to hear all the people talk about their acid trips.

[Its a Plant]

hell man, in the late 60's to early 70's a party wasn't a party w/o the kool-aid pitcher...or a sinkful of special punch! it's just a shame people like owsley, leary and hofmann are gone. today's lsd is not worth the time or expectations and it seems as tho the original recipe has been lost over these short few decades when the last good batch was available to the masses (windowpane!)...

Oh I understand what you're saying as far as acid not being what it used to be, but it's still out there. Not nearly what it once was, but I don't think I'll ever write off LSD.