McKenna (06)

Hello, Sundaze remains on McKenna's tracks, A Violet Psychofluid keeps him and his company fascinated another great chapter . There's 3 great PDF's up for grabs aswell must haves for any aspiring psychonaut and even if you dont plan on a trip there's still a wealth of information there to make a better choice then just based on the NWO propaganda you have been force fed by the (owned) media dangling those bought socalled scientists before you. Finally a band that was ahead of it's time and fell thru the cracks at yet another moneyed recordlabel. Sandals

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Terence McKenna








True Hallucinations 07/08 - A Violet Psychofluid/The Opus Clarified (48 min, 34mb)

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Encyclopedia of Mind Enhancing Foods, Drugs & Nutritional Substances + Plants of the Gods + Terence McKenna - Tryptamin Hallucinogens and Consciousness ( 3xPDF, 26mb)

Encyclopedia of Mind Enhancing Foods Description,
It seems as though every day brings a new pill or potion claiming to restore mental alertness or improve memory. While many of these claims are based on factual information, many others are not. This encyclopedia of foods and drugs that are believed to improve mental performance contains information on nearly 400 nutrients, herbs, and drugs, ranging from ancient plant compounds to the latest pharmaceuticals. Entries are arranged by type of substance, such as foods, vitamins, minerals, spices, and medical drugs. Each entry contains information such as alternate names and forms, sources, results, side effects, precautions, and recommended dosage. Although readers are encouraged to consult with their doctors before diagnosing and treating themselves, this book provides crucial, factual, and unbiased information on the "miracle drugs" that many people believe can solve health problems from fatigue to Alzheimer's. Readers can discover for themselves the properties of each substance. A complete index allows for easy reference and help with alternate names, food and drug interactions, and symptoms.


Plants of the Gods - Their Sacred Healing and Hallucinogenic Powers comes from the Albert Hoffman (LSD prof) foundatation and is a somewhat scholarly work with many pics that establishes where the western money medicine has cut the ties with (our true) nature basicly all priests tripped before the Roman Catholic Church (NWO 1.0) demonised it, as it was an integral part of all preceding religions. Regular medicine dislike it because of it's holistic homeopathic approach...(there's no money in healing !) In short there's mountains to climb, NWO 2.0 don't like it as they hope to eradicate all creativity when NWO 3.0 establishes itself next year..well thats their plan anyway.,,,wipe out 50% of the human population the first 5 years and another 50% of the remainder the secand 5 years...by 2020 all should be clear...cynical humor that is....if only we could force feed them some of those plants of the gods ...they would quickly understand the futility of their ambitions...


Tryptamine Hallucinogens and Consciousness is a talk given at the Lilly/Goswami Conference on Consciousness and Quantum Physics at Esalen, December 1983. It was to be the first of many lectures at Esalen Institute on the Big Sur Coast of California. Published 1992 in The Archaic Revival.

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Sandals

The sole full-length album by the London groove collective the Sandals (a second was recorded, but rejected by the record company and unreleased) is, in retrospect, a prescient look at where post-ambient house electronica would go in the mid-'90s. The roots of the Sandals are in the South London club scene of the mid-'80s. Ian Simmonds, Derek Delves, Will Blanchard, and John Harris were friends who met round the clubs, clothing stores, record stalls, and other focal points of the local nightlife. In 1990, the foursome opened a stall called Rich and Strange in London's Trocadero, selling records, books, and clothes to like-minded hipsters. As they ran the shop, the foursome also began rehearing in its storage room, with Delves on lead vocals and percussion, Harris on various reed instruments, Simmonds on bass, and Blanchard on drums

Eddie Piller, owner of London's Acid Jazz Records, became the Sandals' manager in 1991, organizing both an exhibition of the group's artwork in Los Angeles' Marquart Gallery, and a set of demos with producers Paul Daley and Neil Barnes (also known as Leftfield) that attracted the attention of London Records. Although the group was dubious about the implications of signing with a major label, most of them were married and starting families, and so the lure of a large paycheck proved irresistible. London released Rite to Silence, preceded by the single "Profound Gas," in early 1994. The second single, "Feet," was a hit and the album got generally positive reviews. After an EP, 1995's Cracked, that is now seen by some as one of the essential early documents of trip-hop, the Sandals recorded a new album with Luke Gordon, aka Spacer, who had produced the EP. London rejected the album and the group, already suffering internal dissent, split up in early 1996. Ian Simmonds went on to release several well-received, jazz-oriented solo records under his own name and the pseudonym Juryman, and formed his own ATL label, short for "All That's Left," a rueful comment on the group's fractious demise. Derek Delves worked with United Future Organization, while Will Blanchard drummed for both Dot Allison and Beth Orton.



Sandals - Rite To Silence (94 ^ 139mb)

01 - Feet (6:33)
02 - Nothing (3:55)
03 - No Movement (5:01)
04 - Change (3:33)
05 - Ardens Bud (6:09)
06 - We Wanna Live (Voc.Elizabeth Troy) (8:00)
07 - We Don't Wanna Be The Ones To Take The Blame (6:51)
08 - Lovewood (8:49)
09 - Here Comes The Sign (7:27)
10 - Profound Dub (4:39)

Sandals - Cracked EP (95 ^ 99mb)

01 - Changed (3:58)
02 - Osocurioso (5:04)
03 - Shake The Brain (4:56)
04 - Joy (8:29)
05 - Ardens Bud Phase 3 (8:00)
06 - Cracked (5:44)
07 - Wake The Brain (5:00)
08 - Open (11:14)

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