... taken. I've collected Amanita Muscaria in my neck of Ozark woods, and while tasty, they dont have the psychedelic power of those imported from other regions. I've also seen pscilocybin fungi here, but they also have no ... Mushrooms ae notoriously sensitive to local conditions. A delicacy in one region is poisonous in another, and as you observe, psychedelic (and/or toxic) ones in the Southwest lack those alkaloids in the Southeast.

... taken. I've collected Amanita Muscaria in my neck of Ozark woods, and while tasty, they dont have the psychedelic power of those imported from other regions. I've also seen pscilocybin fungi here, but they also have no ... Mushrooms ae notoriously sensitive to local conditions. A delicacy in one region is poisonous in another, and as you observe, psychedelic (and/or toxic) ones in the Southwest lack those alkaloids in the Southeast.

...There are some clues as to what Transylvanian witches were actually cooking up. But yes, your point well taken. I've collected Amanita Muscaria in my neck of Ozark woods, and while tasty, they dont have the psychedelic power of those imported from other regions. I've also seen pscilocybin fungi here, but they also have no psychotropic powers. Acid rain and pollution has changed the soils, and so plants and fungi do not necessarily...

...There are some clues as to what Transylvanian witches were actually cooking up. But yes, your point well taken. I've collected Amanita Muscaria in my neck of Ozark woods, and while tasty, they dont have the psychedelic power of those imported from other regions. I've also seen pscilocybin fungi here, but they also have no psychotropic powers. Acid rain and pollution has changed the soils, and so plants and fungi do not necessarily...

... his guitar brilliance on those two). I like Rick's effort on See Saw (IMO the best song solely written by Rick before The Dark Side of the Moon). Also AHM suite and Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast have some great keyboard work. Get back to us when you've heard some true keyboard giants. Thanks. And those are? I like Keith Emerson, John Lord and Rick Wakeman as well. You ...

... him with his guitar brilliance on those two). I like Rick's effort on See Saw (IMO the best song solely written by Rick before The Dark Side of the Moon). Also AHM suite and Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast have some great keyboard work. Get back to us when you've heard some true keyboard giants. Thanks. And those are? I like Keith Emerson, John Lord and Rick Wakeman as well. You know ...

... Tuesday. He suffered from complications of diabetes and had recently emerged from a coma, The Detroit Free Press reported. The New York-born Whitfield was a longtime Motown producer who during the 1960s and '70s injected rock and psychedelic touches into the label's soul music. Many of his biggest hits were co-written with Barrett Strong, with whom he was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2004. He and Strong won the Grammy in...

... Overdrive (but Syd kinda overshadows him with his guitar brilliance on those two). I like Rick's effort on See Saw (IMO the best song solely written by Rick before The Dark Side of the Moon). Also AHM suite and Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast have some great keyboard work. Get back to us when you've heard some true keyboard giants. Thanks. And those are? I like Keith Emerson, John Lord and Rick Wakeman as well.

... (but Syd kinda overshadows him with his guitar brilliance on those two). I like Rick's effort on See Saw (IMO the best song solely written by Rick before The Dark Side of the Moon). Also AHM suite and Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast have some great keyboard work. He also gave some great spooky effects on Echoes. And ofcourse The Dark Side of the Moon and most of SOYCD would never have been the same without him. I am not a big fan of his ...

... offfffffffffffff.. I know Floyd better than a prognerd like you. FOR!  According to a review, Barrett sang it on Piper and Waters sang it live. Astronomy Domine" is a song by British Psychedelic rock band Pink Floyd. The song, written and composed by original vocalist/guitarist Roger 'Syd' Barrett, was the first track featured on their debut album, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn (1967). The lead vocal was ...