Weirdscenes
Well-Known Member
I really can't say. I have smoked weed since my youth but never had a craving and during my over 50 years of on and off use there have been many periods of when I've not smoked for years.Sadly, I didn't smoke for20 years. When I did smoke again, I did not experience the music euphoria I was hoping for. I wonder if a specific breed of plant would enhance this. I am a huge music lover. My recent smoke wad white widow.
BUT I've always had a deep love o f music that has been an absolute constant. If I had to choose between weed or listening to music, I'd definitely pick music every time.
That said - some deep trauma in 2012 was the trigger for my retirement andmy move to Spain. Once here (and solo) I renewed my acquaintance with weed and recalled better days and the solace it can bring - it was a real delight to experience the delight of listening again-while stoned - for me, it really adds an extra dimension (perhaps more than one).
I really do not think it's imagined and the enhancement seems to start within the first few tokes.
I WILL say that I think I it's even better if you find yourself smoking some especially good weed.
Prior to finding myself here (Coín, Andalucia) I really had little understanding of what Ive seen as hype regarding multiple different strains, the terpenes, etc, and I'm even suspicious of the supposed differences between sativa and indica etc.
HOWEVER one possible advantage all these labels provide can provide for home growers is that it gives you a means (perhaps) to identify what you perceive as a superior buzz. Because you've grown it yourself you can be fairly sure that what you're smoking can be classed as good, excellent, or superlative (presuming you're not gonna grow crap)
For me, I find both Super Silver Haze, and Lemon Haze OG fit into that excellent or superlative category.
But I also feel that to properly experience "The Music Effect" you have to get good and stoned.
I smoke neat, in joints, and find that one J smoked over a few hours does the job.
But I will add that these are only MY thoughts - we all have different fingerprints, does that confirm that we're all unique individuals?
If so, I'd guess that we all experience things differently
BTW - I grew white widow a couple of years back and it was fine too.