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No disrespect to the legitimacy of one's desire to investigate the relationship between music, musicianship, and psychoactive drug experiences was intended to be implied in my earlier comment.

That said, I do find some of the OP's word choices in describing his experience funny.

I think it's interesting to use an altered state of consciousness to re-experience your own forms and means of expression.

That shit is pretty good but I do not know if it is in the budget.

That said, we can give you free coffee.

Last time I promoted a show here, I drank a four loko and didn't get drunk, but did have a hangover. What.

Also, we technically can't BYOB, but we can definitely fit drinking in somewhere this weekend.

This is my main supplier now after Craigslist. I keep rolling in there every other week or so and trying to convince them to give me a job, because they've just opened new locations and they say that they are trying to expand into repair. No luck so far.

I still use my actual childhood game boy, which had vertical lines and a bad speaker, both of which I repaired. After that, I added a pro-sound, a PS/2 port, a backlight, and a custom-painted case to it. There's something psychologically empowering about having repaired and heavily modified the once-broken game boy I've had for 20 years.

I agree that you don't need mods to start making music, I'm just a mediocre musician and enjoy modding.

This thread is the most meta thing.

That's real clean. You could probably do that in a meticulous fashion with acrylic paint markers and a careful masking, but I haven't tried to paint anything like that small scale before.