green_machine_two9er
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Bunk police that shit
2014 LSD Prices
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Midwest Weedist
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I'm glad those guys are getting popular. They're doing such a good thing by providing that kind of harm reduction.
rory420420
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who was playing at the shows u went to?
green_machine_two9er
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I agree. Not a rc pushers friend
rory420420
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ive seen em at a few shows..tbh,most fam at shows arent bunkers..not saying dont test your shit,but it makes no sense to sell fake shit when theres so much real shit around...a show like coachella or sxsw,id be worried..if i were to be offered acid at a dead show,possibly phish or SCI,id be a little less aapprehensive..
green_machine_two9er
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Im lucky enough to only need a walk to the po box to get my stash. I Do not get to enough shows by any means. thats all my guy ever talks about though, shows and family. lol i dont understand most of it but hes always got the best shit i can ever find by far.
rory420420
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truth is,if bunkers come on lot,wrecking crew will stuff a beer bottle down their throat if caught..you should seen them run off heroin dealers at hampton..
fam dont fuck around...
fam dont fuck around...
Bigtacofarmer
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you should seen them run off heroin dealers at hampton..
fam dont fuck around...
I wish this was the mentality everywhere.
fam dont fuck around...
I wish this was the mentality everywhere.
rory420420
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hard to police a society without a home and constantly moving..so the old heads do it instead..worked so far.
DutchKillsRambo
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I bought at Phish maybe 3 times and twice at random raves in Canada. I honestly didn't know they had test kits for L. I will be looking into that for sure. Thanks for the tips green machine et al.
rory420420
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turns yellow..the only test you want to see that color
green_machine_two9er
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The test I use does L. Pscilocubin. Dmt MDMA. they are really cool and cheap. avialable on amazon
rory420420
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on ebay you can get all 3 tests for under $25..
Midwest Weedist
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Amazon sells the Bunk Police kits that test for like 10+ substances for $20-$25 as well
rory420420
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bunk police can show you that its those substance,but not lsd..im dyslexic,i think its erlich...my bottles unmarked but i know what it is..my bunk police is in the white cosmetic container tho..some people split tests up into smaller test kits..you only need a drop..
Midwest Weedist
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Pretty sure they sell a kit that can test for lsd, mdxx, different rcs, etc.
Midwest Weedist
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Yeah it tests for A LOT
http://bunkpolice.com/basic-test-kit/
Well, screens for a lot and can be used to identify a lot I guess would be more accurate.
http://bunkpolice.com/basic-test-kit/
Well, screens for a lot and can be used to identify a lot I guess would be more accurate.
rory420420
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they have different structure...the mandellin can tell you mdxx,2cs,mesc,meth,coke,heroin,ect...so it can tell you that its everything but lsd...
this tells you its lsd
http://www.eztest.com/product/ez-test-for-lsd-2/
this tells you its lsd
http://www.eztest.com/product/ez-test-for-lsd-2/
Bigtacofarmer
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Just pulled this off of jambase. Kimock and John K on guitar........sweeeet. Fingers crossed big time.
long but worth it
Since we last discussed the topic of a Core Four reunion of the Dead, a lot of things have changed, and plenty of divergent but credible opinions have emerged about what may or may not unfold in 2015.
As I have stated twice, it is a fact that concert promoters have been demanding exorbitant insurance policies for any show, tour, or series of dates involving a Core Four reunion that includes Bobby.
For example, it was revealed earlier this week that promoters required the Rolling Stones to take out a $29.2 million insurance policy for their 18-show tour of Australia and New Zealand earlier this year in the event a show, shows, or the tour were canceled due to death in the band, a death in the band's family, or a sickness or illness.
From what I understand, the Core Four's "camp" has developed a strategy to deal with the insurance policy issue: The band plans on playing just one or two major headlining gigs this summer at a festival or festivals, and a series of residencies on the West and East coasts.
The "camp" sees this as a way to circumvent concert promoters' demands, with the goal to work with as few promoters as possible.
A 2015 reunion of the Dead featuring the Core Four seems, suddenly, despite my earlier-given lack of optimism, very real.
The afore-mentioned strategy of having the Dead limit their appearances in 2015 made promoters more amenable; as stated, the Dead, apparently, are looking to headline a single festival or two and play a series of West Coast and East Coast residencies - in arena settings or a handful of stadium dates.
Phil and Bobby still have a little patching up to do, as Mr. Lesh privately rode Bobby pretty hard during the past 18 months. The Furthur cancellation at Lockn' in September put a serious dent in everyone's coiffeurs, none more so than Phil's close friend, Lockn' co-promoter Peter Shapiro.
Speaking of Mr. Shapiro, and Phil, and knowing of Phil's deep loyalty and appreciation to Peter for the highly-successful and concept-redefining residencies the pair will conclude on December 30 and 31, 2014 with the Phil and Joe Russo shows at the Capitol, I'd say it would not be a longshot to predict that any festival headlining slot by the Dead in 2015 would most likely go down at Lockn', the pre-eminent jamband festival in America, and fast becoming the most-exciting festival, period, in the U.S.
My "sources" in the music industry have confirmed that the Dead are already in negotiation with Lockn' to headline the Arrington, Virginia-based festival that's held on hundreds of acres of pristine, starry-skied countryside.
Should a 50th anniversary tour and a headlining slot at Lockn' go down, my hope is the Dead will study the model on 50th anniversary tours or shows utilized by the Beach Boys and the Rolling Stones (as well as the Allmans' farewell shows). All were tributary, involved all or most of the past members, and were anything but hokey.
And should it happen, this is what I am hearing about the Dead lineup in 2015: the Core Four plus Bruce Hornsby on keyboards. Apparently, to my disappointment, Jeff Chimenti will not be involved. I hope that changes. Hornsby makes sense on a number of levels, including financial, but Chimenti would be the man, for me, at the keys.
A number of what may be described as near-silly issues have/ had to be resolved, from what I understand, before the choice (or choices) on lead guitar could be worked out.
For one, Billy, who unmercifully ripped Furthur's choice of John Kadlecik as guitarist in 2009, had to make repairs there. For another, in order for Steve Kimock to be involved, an issue dating to 1999, between Kimock and a "camp insider," had to be hashed out.
And, from what I hear, should this reunion unfold, the band is seemingly committed to, and working with, the concept of using more than one lead guitarist.
How that would work is unclear. Would a different, lone lead guitarist play each night or for each short residency ? Would there be a night-long rotation of leading men at each gig ?
The guitarists are known to be John Kadlecik, Steve Kimock and Warren Haynes, with a fourth, unnamed guitarist, possibly Trey Anastasio or Barry Sless, also being considered; Stu Allen, according to my music promotion source, is not, to my disappointment, on the short list.
The Core Four with Bruce and a three or four guitarist rotation.
Something for everyone, we hope !!
My same booking "source" is reporting that Lockn' is deep in negotiation with the Dead to be the host for the band's 2015 major festival headlining gig.
In fact, Mr. Shapiro and the Lockn' Festival are attempting to pull off the greatest coup in jamband festival history in 2015: having the Dead and Phish headline on alternating nights.
As the String Cheese Incident and Umphrey's McGee did at Lockn' in 2014, expect to see Phish and the Dead playing alternating sets.
The plan is to have Phish play an opening set, followed by an opening set from the Dead. Phish would then play their "closing" set, followed by the Dead, who would also perform the night's closing set.
The following night, the order will be reversed, with the Dead up first, and Phish closing.
Phish fans, meet the Deadheads. Deadheads, say hello to the Phish fans.
We hear that Lockn' is also trying to nail down another special treat. As you know, Widespread Panic backed John Fogerty in 2013 for a set of Creedence and Fogerty classics and did the same this past summer with Stevie Winwood. For next summer, the goal is to have WSP back Teresa Williams and Larry Campbell for a set of Band and Levon Helm classics !!
Have a happy Wednesday —
Scott
____________________________________________
— Aces Back to Back: The History of the Grateful Dead (1965 – 2013).
Our biography is the most comprehensive, fact-filled and up-to-date history of the Grateful Dead ever written — now updated through August, 2014 !!
Written by a Deadhead for Deadheads !!
Please feel free to pass along a "Friend Request" on Facebook to Scott. He loves it !!
He thanks everyone who was at Phil Lesh and Friends this past weekend and those who stopped to say hello or to offer your support, love and compliments !! Scott knows he is blessed.
See you at Phil next weekend !!
long but worth it
Since we last discussed the topic of a Core Four reunion of the Dead, a lot of things have changed, and plenty of divergent but credible opinions have emerged about what may or may not unfold in 2015.
As I have stated twice, it is a fact that concert promoters have been demanding exorbitant insurance policies for any show, tour, or series of dates involving a Core Four reunion that includes Bobby.
For example, it was revealed earlier this week that promoters required the Rolling Stones to take out a $29.2 million insurance policy for their 18-show tour of Australia and New Zealand earlier this year in the event a show, shows, or the tour were canceled due to death in the band, a death in the band's family, or a sickness or illness.
From what I understand, the Core Four's "camp" has developed a strategy to deal with the insurance policy issue: The band plans on playing just one or two major headlining gigs this summer at a festival or festivals, and a series of residencies on the West and East coasts.
The "camp" sees this as a way to circumvent concert promoters' demands, with the goal to work with as few promoters as possible.
A 2015 reunion of the Dead featuring the Core Four seems, suddenly, despite my earlier-given lack of optimism, very real.
The afore-mentioned strategy of having the Dead limit their appearances in 2015 made promoters more amenable; as stated, the Dead, apparently, are looking to headline a single festival or two and play a series of West Coast and East Coast residencies - in arena settings or a handful of stadium dates.
Phil and Bobby still have a little patching up to do, as Mr. Lesh privately rode Bobby pretty hard during the past 18 months. The Furthur cancellation at Lockn' in September put a serious dent in everyone's coiffeurs, none more so than Phil's close friend, Lockn' co-promoter Peter Shapiro.
Speaking of Mr. Shapiro, and Phil, and knowing of Phil's deep loyalty and appreciation to Peter for the highly-successful and concept-redefining residencies the pair will conclude on December 30 and 31, 2014 with the Phil and Joe Russo shows at the Capitol, I'd say it would not be a longshot to predict that any festival headlining slot by the Dead in 2015 would most likely go down at Lockn', the pre-eminent jamband festival in America, and fast becoming the most-exciting festival, period, in the U.S.
My "sources" in the music industry have confirmed that the Dead are already in negotiation with Lockn' to headline the Arrington, Virginia-based festival that's held on hundreds of acres of pristine, starry-skied countryside.
Should a 50th anniversary tour and a headlining slot at Lockn' go down, my hope is the Dead will study the model on 50th anniversary tours or shows utilized by the Beach Boys and the Rolling Stones (as well as the Allmans' farewell shows). All were tributary, involved all or most of the past members, and were anything but hokey.
And should it happen, this is what I am hearing about the Dead lineup in 2015: the Core Four plus Bruce Hornsby on keyboards. Apparently, to my disappointment, Jeff Chimenti will not be involved. I hope that changes. Hornsby makes sense on a number of levels, including financial, but Chimenti would be the man, for me, at the keys.
A number of what may be described as near-silly issues have/ had to be resolved, from what I understand, before the choice (or choices) on lead guitar could be worked out.
For one, Billy, who unmercifully ripped Furthur's choice of John Kadlecik as guitarist in 2009, had to make repairs there. For another, in order for Steve Kimock to be involved, an issue dating to 1999, between Kimock and a "camp insider," had to be hashed out.
And, from what I hear, should this reunion unfold, the band is seemingly committed to, and working with, the concept of using more than one lead guitarist.
How that would work is unclear. Would a different, lone lead guitarist play each night or for each short residency ? Would there be a night-long rotation of leading men at each gig ?
The guitarists are known to be John Kadlecik, Steve Kimock and Warren Haynes, with a fourth, unnamed guitarist, possibly Trey Anastasio or Barry Sless, also being considered; Stu Allen, according to my music promotion source, is not, to my disappointment, on the short list.
The Core Four with Bruce and a three or four guitarist rotation.
Something for everyone, we hope !!
My same booking "source" is reporting that Lockn' is deep in negotiation with the Dead to be the host for the band's 2015 major festival headlining gig.
In fact, Mr. Shapiro and the Lockn' Festival are attempting to pull off the greatest coup in jamband festival history in 2015: having the Dead and Phish headline on alternating nights.
As the String Cheese Incident and Umphrey's McGee did at Lockn' in 2014, expect to see Phish and the Dead playing alternating sets.
The plan is to have Phish play an opening set, followed by an opening set from the Dead. Phish would then play their "closing" set, followed by the Dead, who would also perform the night's closing set.
The following night, the order will be reversed, with the Dead up first, and Phish closing.
Phish fans, meet the Deadheads. Deadheads, say hello to the Phish fans.
We hear that Lockn' is also trying to nail down another special treat. As you know, Widespread Panic backed John Fogerty in 2013 for a set of Creedence and Fogerty classics and did the same this past summer with Stevie Winwood. For next summer, the goal is to have WSP back Teresa Williams and Larry Campbell for a set of Band and Levon Helm classics !!
Have a happy Wednesday —
Scott
____________________________________________
— Aces Back to Back: The History of the Grateful Dead (1965 – 2013).
Our biography is the most comprehensive, fact-filled and up-to-date history of the Grateful Dead ever written — now updated through August, 2014 !!
Written by a Deadhead for Deadheads !!
Please feel free to pass along a "Friend Request" on Facebook to Scott. He loves it !!
He thanks everyone who was at Phil Lesh and Friends this past weekend and those who stopped to say hello or to offer your support, love and compliments !! Scott knows he is blessed.
See you at Phil next weekend !!
rory420420
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lockns 20 mins away from my drive,and phish/dead lockn has been rumored since its conception...i hope it happens! great venue..staff sucks balls,but what do you expect from central virginia locals?
theyre gonna split up coastal tours to give each side a little fun..i hope there is a string of middle country shows leading to each coast,but other than a CO show,i doubt it...
,and phish/dead lockn has been rumored since its conception...i hope it happens! great venue..staff sucks balls,but what do you expect from central virginia locals?theyre gonna split up coastal tours to give each side a little fun..i hope there is a string of middle country shows leading to each coast,but other than a CO show,i doubt it...