Three-dimensional transforming musical linguistic objects.

Elphashones.

Greetings from Cyberdelic Space.

This is Lorenzo and I'm your host here in the Psychedelic Salon.

And today we're going to listen to what I think of as a real treat.

Ever since I became actively engaged in the psychedelic community, I've been hearing about the legendary DM Turner, DMT,

who wrote what was one of the first underground psychedelic books. And for what

it's worth, this is the only recording of D.M. Turner that I know of. After searching for several

years, well, quite a few years, actually, I recently found this recording buried in the middle of a longer

MP3 file on Archive.org.

I think it was posted by James Kent, who I knew briefly back when I was still doing mind state seminars,

and what I remember best about him is his seriousness about psychedelics.

And the fact that I never saw him when he wasn't wearing a suit and tie.

He is our generation's version

of William S. Burroughs in that regard. Turner's book, The Essential Psychedelic Guide, was published

in 1994. At the time, there was very little literature about psychedelics that was available to the

average person, like me.

So Turner's book became an instant classic.

One of my friends has a copy, and while I can see that it was an invaluable resource back

in the day, well, today the only reason I can see to spend $150 for a copy is, well, if you're

a book collector.

But that doesn't take away from its value at the

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