Ambassador Nelaskon | 1 May 2008 11:06
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Re: Albert Hofmann RIP (OT?)

--- In tadream <at> yahoogroups.com, "Mike Livsey" <mlivsey2002 <at> ...> wrote:
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> In moderation, LSD's OK. It's never caused me any dain bramage.
> 
> The best was at Grateful Dead concerts where people would put 
> fluorescent paper dots on their finger tips and flick their hands in 
> your face. Oh, the college days.

LOL.

Cyaron

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Ambassador Nelaskon | 1 May 2008 11:16
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Re: "VFART"?

--- In tadream <at> yahoogroups.com, "Conrad Gibbons" <conradgibbons <at> ...> 
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> 
> TD Content:  Enjoying VFART these days - a definite grower.
> 

Haha, there it is again! Guys, seriously, we just CAN'T keep calling 
the thing "VFART" with that capital A in there. It looks like it should 
read "V-Fart", and it's hard for the mind not to "say" that as it's 
read. :)

VFRT or VFaRT aren't quite so bad. Or just "Views" even, though I can 
see if that one were a little confusing. Just by looking at them right 
now, I'm thinking VFRT might be the best abbreviation.

Any thoughts?

Cyaron

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chris newman | 1 May 2008 13:47
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TDFZ RADIO SHOW...This Saturday 3rd May

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Tom Lyle | 1 May 2008 15:25
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Re: Re: Albert Hofmann RIP (OT?)

In honor of Abbie Hoffman, I did something I hadn't done in quite a while a bit after I put on TD's Rubycon album
(the SACD reissue, actually). After a bit, wonderful flashes and flushes of repeating hot and cold
flashed through my mind. Once my girlfriend's 10 foot head got out of my view, and after she saw that I was
doing fine, I saw my room like it was a completely different world. First thing I looked at the ceiling and it
appeared of wonderful dots of pastel green and pastel maroon on a white background. The dots were in
constant motion but mainly moving medium speed to slower speed while occasionally temporarily stopping
while becoming fuzzy then moving again (the effect of flowing syrup down a slope, then changing the slope
another direction). Occasionally the colored dots would ch
 ase each other, playing cat and mouse and on that note I went into around a 5 minute visually mental trip of
cats and mice chasing each other. After I came back from the 'mental chase'
 trip I looked at the ceiling again, this time all the dots aligned themselves into splendid designs looking
exactly like the curly designs found on Indian and Arabian carpets. The patterns were in constant motion
but still symmetrical to the point of perfectly making an entire pattern instead of a pile of random dots
occasionally aligning up. What was real fun was standing up and getting closer to the ceiling and watching
the dots not scatter but remain in the same changing but symmetric shape. Both tracks on the album brought
to reality that this vintage TD album, especially when concentrating on the mellotron, doesn't just
knock your eyes out of whack or anything similar, but truly does alter one's perception to the point of
making real audibly, mentally, emotionally and visually things
  that truly do not exist except in one's mind.

Long live Abbie,
Tom

Ambassador Nelaskon <moc_liam <at> mail.com> wrote:
>--- In tadream <at> yahoogroups.com, "Mike Livsey" <mlivsey2002 <at> ...> wrote:
>>
>> In moderation, LSD's OK. It's never caused me any dain bramage.
>> 
>> The best was at Grateful Dead concerts where people would put 
>> fluorescent paper dots on their finger tips and flick their hands in 
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James F. Moore | 1 May 2008 16:17
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RE: Re: Albert Hofmann RIP (OT?)

To be clear - this effect wasn't just generated by the music, was it?  :-)

J.

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Subject: Re: [tadream] Re: Albert Hofmann RIP (OT?)

In honor of Abbie Hoffman, I did something I hadn't done in quite a while a
bit after I put on TD's Rubycon album (the SACD reissue, actually). After a
bit, wonderful flashes and flushes of repeating hot and cold flashed through
my mind. Once my girlfriend's 10 foot head got out of my view, and after she
saw that I was doing fine, I saw my room like it was a completely different
world. First thing I looked at the ceiling and it appeared of wonderful dots
of pastel green and pastel maroon on a white background. The dots were in
constant motion but mainly moving medium speed to slower speed while
occasionally temporarily stopping while becoming fuzzy then moving again
(the effect of flowing syrup down a slope, then changing the slope another
direction). Occasionally the colored dots would chase each other, playing
cat and mouse and on that note I went into around a 5 minute visually mental
trip of cats and mice chasing each other. After I came back from the 'mental
chase'
 trip I looked at the ceiling again, this time all the dots aligned
themselves into splendid designs looking exactly like the curly designs
found on Indian and Arabian carpets. The patterns were in constant motion
but still symmetrical to the point of perfectly making an entire pattern
instead of a pile of random dots occasionally aligning up. What was real fun
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Dale | 1 May 2008 17:04

Re: Re: Albert Hofmann RIP (OT?)

don't ask, don't tell    8 -)

new york times article
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/30/world/europe/30hofmann.html?no_interstitial 

dale
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: James F. Moore 

  To be clear - this effect wasn't just generated by the music, was it?  :-)

  J.

  -----Original Message-----
  From: tadream <at> yahoogroups.com [mailto:tadream <at> yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
  Tom Lyle
  In honor of Abbie Hoffman, I did something I hadn't done in quite a while a
  bit after I put on TD's Rubycon album (the SACD reissue, actually). After a
  bit, wonderful flashes and flushes of repeating hot and cold flashed through
  my mind. Once my girlfriend's 10 foot head got out of my view, and after she
  saw that I was doing fine, I saw my room like it was a completely different
  world. First thing I looked at the ceiling and it appeared of wonderful dots
  of pastel green and pastel maroon on a white background. The dots were in
  constant motion but mainly moving medium speed to slower speed while
  occasionally temporarily stopping while becoming fuzzy then moving again
  (the effect of flowing syrup down a slope, then changing the slope another
  direction). Occasionally the colored dots would chase each other, playing
  cat and mouse and on that note I went into around a 5 minute visually mental
  trip of cats and mice chasing each other. After I came back from the 'mental
  chase'
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gyedid01 | 1 May 2008 17:24
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Re: "VFART"?

--- In tadream <at> yahoogroups.com, "Ambassador Nelaskon" <moc_liam <at> ...>
wrote:

> VFRT or VFaRT aren't quite so bad. Or just "Views" even, though I can 
> see if that one were a little confusing. Just by looking at them right 
> now, I'm thinking VFRT might be the best abbreviation.
> Any thoughts?
> Cyaron

I'm fine with _Views_.  I don't even have it yet! (and won't for some
time)

cheers,

Gabe

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Kevin | 1 May 2008 17:36
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Re: Re: "VFART"?

I like reading "VFART"....makes me smile every time.....excuse me.

   
  Kevin

  np: Al Green - Hi and Mighty

Ambassador Nelaskon <moc_liam <at> mail.com> wrote:
          --- In tadream <at> yahoogroups.com, "Conrad Gibbons" <conradgibbons <at> ...> 
wrote:
>
> 
> TD Content: Enjoying VFART these days - a definite grower.
> 

Haha, there it is again! Guys, seriously, we just CAN'T keep calling 
the thing "VFART" with that capital A in there. It looks like it should 
read "V-Fart", and it's hard for the mind not to "say" that as it's 
read. :)

VFRT or VFaRT aren't quite so bad. Or just "Views" even, though I can 
see if that one were a little confusing. Just by looking at them right 
now, I'm thinking VFRT might be the best abbreviation.

Any thoughts?

Cyaron

       
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Adele Outland | 1 May 2008 18:52
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RE: Re: Albert Hofmann RIP (OT?)

Sorry, but Albert Hofmann and Abbie Hoffman are two different people. The first was a chemist, the other a
radical revolutionary. Abbie is still alive I believe. Glad you had a good time, though. 8-Dell It is
easier to try than to prove it can't be done. Moody Blues

To: tadream <at> yahoogroups.comFrom: tadream256 <at> yahoo.comDate: Thu, 1 May 2008 06:25:48 -0700Subject:
Re: [tadream] Re: Albert Hofmann RIP (OT?)

In honor of Abbie Hoffman, I did something I hadn't done in quite a while a bit after I put on TD's Rubycon album
(the SACD reissue, actually). After a bit, wonderful flashes and flushes of repeating hot and cold
flashed through my mind. Once my girlfriend's 10 foot head got out of my view, and after she saw that I was
doing fine, I saw my room like it was a completely different world. First thing I looked at the ceiling and it
appeared of wonderful dots of pastel green and pastel maroon on a white background. The dots were in
constant motion but mainly moving medium speed to slower speed while occasionally temporarily stopping
while becoming fuzzy then moving again (the effect of flowing syrup down a slope, then changing the slope
another direction). Occasionally the colored dots would chase each other, playing cat and mouse and on
that note I went into around a 5 minute visually mental trip of cats and mice chasing each other. After I came
back from the 'mental chase'trip I looked at the ceiling again, this time all the dots aligned themselves
into splendid designs looking exactly like the curly designs found on Indian and Arabian carpets. The
patterns were in constant motion but still symmetrical to the point of perfectly making an entire pattern
instead of a pile of random dots occasionally aligning up. What was real fun was standing up and getting
closer to the ceiling and watching the dots not scatter but remain in the same changing but symmetric
shape. Both tracks on the album brought to reality that this vintage TD album, especially when
concentrating on the mellotron, doesn't just knock your eyes out of whack or anything similar, but truly
does alter one's perception to the point of making real audibly, mentally, emotionally and visually
things that truly do not exist except in one's mind.Long live Abbie,TomAmbassador Nelaskon
<moc_liam <at> mail.com> wrote:>--- In tadream <at> yahoogroups.com, "Mike Livsey" <mlivsey2002 <at> ...>
wrote:>>>> In moderation, LSD's OK. It's never caused me any dain bramage.>> >> The best was at Grateful
Dead concerts where people would put >> fluorescent paper dots on their finger tips and flick their hands
in >> your face. Oh, the college days.> >LOL.> >Cyaron>> 

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ajking106 | 1 May 2008 19:29
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Tangerine Dream Online Club

The official start of the Tangerine Dream Online (Fan) Club (which was 
to have been today) has been delayed until 8PM tomorrow (2.5.08) due to 
a 'unexpected server problem'. See you at 8PM then :)

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