drugo Posted September 3, 2013 (edited) Some psychedelic film-art I have been making. The Tripper's Guide to the Galaxy This film is designed to support idiosyncratic augmentations of consciousness and is subject to the constraints of the viewer's psychoactivity and imagination. **WARNING** avoid watching unless the following conditions are set in motion: HD video projector, good sound system, persian rugs, mercurial surroundings, and, most importantly, cherished compounds and entheonauts. Optimal time for beginning the film is during peak sensory and molecular flourishing of the cherished conditions. Best to download Original (1080p) version. This requires you to log in (or sign up, its free) to Vimeo upon which the Original file (4GB) will become available to download. Do not blame me for this rigamarole. But role the rig into download action and your senses will be carved to indispensable depths. Music 1. Steve Reich ‘No. 1 Fast’ feat. Emperor Penguins 2. Brian Eno ‘Dormienti’ feat. Weddell Seals - on land 3. Max Richter ‘Shadow Journal’ feat. Weddell Seals - underwater 4. Isao Tomita ‘Stravinsky, Infernal Dance’ feat. Weddell Seals 5. Tetsu Inoue ‘SpirIt of Data’ feat. Weddell Seals 6. Coil ‘Telepathine’ feat. Glacier in Canada then Wind Harps of Taylor Valley 7. Alice Coltrane & Pharaoh Sanders 'Shiva-Loka' feat. Weddell Seals Immortality Audio:Analogue recording of people having sex (no FX) but slowed down 600%. Edited September 15, 2013 by drugo 3 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
drugo Posted September 3, 2013 (edited) Glow in the dark Dorothy smokes DMT https://vimeo.com/54913350 Edited September 3, 2013 by drugo 4 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Rum and Monkeys Posted September 3, 2013 I'm impressed Very different. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
etherealdrifter Posted September 3, 2013 pip pip tally ho Drugo. Thankyou mang. I've time to kill this evening - now to find a spot on the floor,bully the cat out offa my fav rug and immerse myoneself. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Glass Roots Posted September 6, 2013 I really like the trippers guide to the galaxy & the Dorothy one. The glow in the dark one is slightly disturbing Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
drugo Posted September 7, 2013 Thanks ya'll. Glad it's been enjoyed. Be sure to flood your serotonergic pathways with the appropriate chemical keys before watching Guide to the Galaxy -- while projecting it large onto the wall. The film is intentionally minimal to excite the heightened imagination into colouring the gaps. Glass roots, thanks!, yes the glow in the dark piece is disturbing, much like the world of money, status, fame, and high-end fashion. The film is meant to be less a kind of entertaining piece and more a kind of commentary on certain pervasive cultural ideals. The very real and dark side of success, if you will. More to come... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
drugo Posted September 15, 2013 For those interested: I've done a radical (and final) arrangement of the Tripper's Guide, adding a lot of new music and film, and some general tweaking also. It really has come together with this final edit. Be sure to download the 5gb file for total sensory orgasm affect. Enjoy! The Tripper's Guide to the Galaxy This film is designed to support idiosyncratic augmentations of consciousness and is subject to the constraints of the viewer's psychoactivity and imagination. **WARNING** avoid watching unless the following conditions are set in motion: HD video projector, good sound system, persian rugs, mercurial surroundings, and, most importantly, cherished compounds and entheonauts. Optimal time for beginning the film is during peak sensory and molecular flourishing of the cherished conditions. Best to download Original (1080p) version. This requires you to log in (or sign up, its free) to Vimeo upon which the Original file (4GB) will become available to download. Do not blame me for this rigamarole. But role the rig into download action and your senses will be carved to indispensable depths. Music 1. Steve Reich ‘No. 1 Fast’ feat. Emperor Penguins 2. Brian Eno ‘Dormienti’ feat. Weddell Seals - on land 3. Max Richter ‘Shadow Journal’ feat. Weddell Seals - underwater 4. Isao Tomita ‘Stravinsky, Infernal Dance’ feat. Weddell Seals 5. Tetsu Inoue ‘SpirIt of Data’ feat. Weddell Seals 6. Coil ‘Telepathine’ feat. Glacier in Canada then Wind Harps of Taylor Valley 7. Alice Coltrane & Pharaoh Sanders 'Shiva-Loka' feat. Weddell Seals Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
drugo Posted September 15, 2013 (edited) For those interested: I've done a radical (and final) arrangement of the Tripper's Guide, adding a lot of new music and film, and some general tweaking also. It really has come together with this final edit. Be sure to download the 5gb file for total sensory orgasm affect. Enjoy! The Tripper's Guide to the Galaxy This film is designed to support idiosyncratic augmentations of consciousness and is subject to the constraints of the viewer's psychoactivity and imagination. **WARNING** avoid watching unless the following conditions are set in motion: HD video projector, good sound system, persian rugs, mercurial surroundings, and, most importantly, cherished compounds and entheonauts. Optimal time for beginning the film is during peak sensory and molecular flourishing of the cherished conditions. Best to download Original (1080p) version. This requires you to log in (or sign up, its free) to Vimeo upon which the Original file (4GB) will become available to download. Do not blame me for this rigamarole. But role the rig into download action and your senses will be carved to indispensable depths. Music 1. Steve Reich ‘No. 1 Fast’ feat. Emperor Penguins 2. Brian Eno ‘Dormienti’ feat. Weddell Seals - on land 3. Max Richter ‘Shadow Journal’ feat. Weddell Seals - underwater 4. Isao Tomita ‘Stravinsky, Infernal Dance’ feat. Weddell Seals 5. Tetsu Inoue ‘SpirIt of Data’ feat. Weddell Seals 6. Coil ‘Telepathine’ feat. Glacier in Canada then Wind Harps of Taylor Valley 7. Alice Coltrane & Pharaoh Sanders 'Shiva-Loka' feat. Weddell Seals Edited September 15, 2013 by drugo Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
planthelper Posted September 15, 2013 so the 1st track, of the first video, is by steve reich. I have never heard of him, but I could have sworn it was music by Gottfried huppertz (metropolis). I did some research on reich, and found no reference to huppertz, but I am sure reich is aware that his music sounds like huppertz. I just love it if musicians, give reference to there influences... drugo, in case you haven't heard and seen metropolis, please do so, I assure you you will love it and even learn a lot. the movie was created by the genius of fritz lang. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
drugo Posted September 15, 2013 Interesting, planthelper. I have seen Metropolis, though not for a long time. I will watch it again, now, thanks to your observation. The Steve Reich track is from an incomplete series of works he did called The desert music & John Adams Shaker Loops - in case you're interested. I did change the track though (got rid of the middle of it and also dubbed Emporor Penguins over the top). Re Metropolis, I recently enjoyed the Tarkovsky classic Solaris (1972). It is much more psychedelic than Metropolis imho. And it is simply amazing. I especially liked watching it while considering the idea of 'solaris' (the sentient, mysterious, oceanic consciousness) as a symbol of psychedelics. The metaphoric quality between the two resonance is uncanny! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
planthelper Posted September 15, 2013 thx 4 the info about Tarkovsky classic Solaris (1972). I will check it out right away. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
