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what is this strange crystalline residue? |
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Ha ha! Cool find! |
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funky, it's like the crustified blood of the machine. reminds me of the (sadly false) rumour that richie hawtin put acid into one of the tabs that make up the sleeve of |
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Wow! What a nexus of electro-psychedelic history. Buchla, Ken Kesey, Owsley... imagine the privilege of not only working with an original bit of Buchla hardware but also getting accidentally bezonked on original Owsley-grade LSD. Also just how shelf-stable is that shit...! 50 year old acid so potent you can catch a buzz through your finger. |
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if there was enough to see a residue there must've been a fairly whacking great dose in there, lsd is active in the 50 microgram range. it's mainly light that converts it to inactive lumi-lsd so the inside an old synth should keep it pretty fresh, i'd heard of 30 year old stuff still being potent |
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lol nice |
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