Matticus, they may not be hits, but I dig those two tunes on reverbnation.
Thanks man! I cant take credit for writing them, though. Our guitarist/bandleader wrote those songs. I have, however, written some pretty awesome stuff in the past.
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Matticus, they may not be hits, but I dig those two tunes on reverbnation.
No, he's right. Pot isn't going to do anything to improve your life. It's a drug that removes you from reality, and in every case I've seen it reduces musicians' capacity to perform at their highest level. Sure, it makes you feel groovy, and I don't have any problem with people who smoke pot in general. Just don't do it during practice or gigs with my band.
Well then I will point you to this link, which coincidentally enough is the first result when you Google search does marijuana cause brain damage: Heavy Marijuana Use Doesn't Damage Brain
TRichardsbass said:The Beatles didn't really get into smoking pot until after Sgt Pepper.
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Wait, did someone just say the Beatles didn't smoke weed until after they wrote SGT Peppers? That's a pretty outlandish claim...
I just don't like the holier-than-thou attitude of pot users, and there's plenty of it in this thread.
I just don't like the holier-than-thou attitude of pot users, and there's plenty of it in this thread.
The Beatles themselves said they were experimenting with marijuana in late '64, around the time they were getting into Dylan. Watch the Anthology DVD's
You're not the only one who can do a Google search. Marijuana, weed brain scan | ENCOGNITIVE.COM
Ta da!
For the record, I don't really care if someone else smokes pot (so long as they don't do it near me, as I can't stand the smell), and I don't know whether to believe it actually has health risks, given the contrasting evidence out there. I just don't like the holier-than-thou attitude of pot users, and there's plenty of it in this thread.
Funny, as I seem to see that attitude coming from non-users.
One definite judge of that is if you wrote or performed on a hit song.
I don't know any great music ever written under the influence of anything
However, I would absolutely argue that great music was made under the influence.
Pot is as addictive as any other, like alcohol. If you are prone to be addicted to something, it could be pot or Johnny Walker. Both have no real long term physical addictive properties.
Wow, he's right.