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Stagedive by LA Drugs. L A Drugs was the awesomest weirdo weird kids in Boston at the time. They were doing all the right things. Stagedive by LA Drugs is licensed under a rcial-NoDerivatives (aka Music Sharing) . International License.

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The first drugs I ever took, I was still at art school, with the group – we all took it together – was Benzedrine from the inside of an inhaler. John Lennon, 1974 Anthology. They were introduced to the drug by the beat poet Royston Ellis, whom The Beatles backed in Liverpool's Jacaranda coffee bar one night for a poetry reading. The only full-length study of the Beatles and drugs, Riding So High tells of getting stoned, kaleidoscope eyes, excess, loss and redemption, with a far-out cast including speeding Beatniks, a rogue dentist, a script-happy aristocratic doctor, corrupt police officers and Hollywood Vampires.

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Mind-altering substances have fuelled musical creativity down the ages. Exile On Main Street. The Rolling Stones, 1972. Exil. ound outlaw Keith Richards shipping the Stones to his pad, Nellcôte, in the south of France, where the smack flowed like wine and William Burroughs and Gram Parsons would drop by. A rich, rambling double album, in which ‘reds, greens and blues’ are ‘dropped’ and ‘speed’ is hidden ‘in its shoes’, Exil. acks in blues and country