Lyrics for Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast as interpreted by pinkubus_floyd

Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast Lyrics
Rise And Shine
("Oh..uh..me flakes... scrambled eggs, bacon, sausages, toast, coffee marmelade..I like marmelade... pourridge..any cereal, I like all cereals...oh god...")
Sunny Side Up
("Breakfast in Los Angeles, macrobiotic stuff...")
Morning Glory

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Mr_Mojo_rising
09-24-2002

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sweet

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ASDmlc
03-07-2003

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Really good trippin' song, Morning Glory seeds contain phycobillians, thus naming the song kickass~

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bengt12
05-11-2003

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i dont know what the hell a phycobillian is... but morning glory, or "ipomoea violacea" (more specifically the 'heavenly blue', 'pearly 'gates', or 'flying saucers' strains) contain a natural tryptamine - Lysergic Acid Amide (LSA)... closely resembling LSD.

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Aminals420
06-08-2003

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Part 3

no need to explain this one. LSD all the way. Not much of an explanation I can give or would be needed, if you don't believe me try it and please let me know how you feel.

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Zephyr09
05-31-2004

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HEY BENGT12... this ones for u !! if it makes any sense that is..
Phycobilins
Photosynthetic pigments found in certain algae, especially red algae (Rhodophyta) and cyanobacteria

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kornchild60
07-04-2004

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morning glory...oh yea those seeds that have kickass milder acid effects, still strong as hell though. sounds kickass

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Fancyscope
10-22-2004

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*Rise And Shine

Ohh...uh...maybe flakes, then, uh, some scrambled eggs, bacon, sausages, tomatoes...
Toast...coffee...marmalade - I like marmalade...
Yes, porridge is nice, any cereal, I like all cereal.
Oh, God.

*Sunny Side Up

Breakfast in Los Angeles...microbiotic stuff...

No reply...

I don't mind about 'em, like burying this stuff in...
Oh, I've got a terrible back - when I work, it hurts me...
Do you know what I mean, John?
...as I get ready for the gig.
Hah, I know.
I've got some electrical stuff - I can't follow that, so...
Hmmm, I...

*Morning Glory

...scrambled eggs, bacon, sausages, tomatoes, toast, coffee, marmalade I'd like marmalade...
God...what a day...

My head's a blank...
Come on...

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My head's a blank, though I'm full. :-)

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bengt12
11-29-2004

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HEY ZEPHYR09... this one's for you. don't act like a cocky piece of shit if i ask a question.

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ray_jay_jackson
05-11-2005

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hey bengt12... you asked a question and he answered it. settle down.

ray jay

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Arm
08-06-2005

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Morning Glory seeds DO NOT resemble LSD. Well the active ingredient, Ergine(LSA) does but the seeds also contain other ingredients that cause quite alot of nausea and headaches. Supressing those effects and extractions to remove those chemicals never worked for me so I dont recommend morning glory as a legal high.

Once you get past those headaches and nausea(or arelucky not to get them), LSA not as good as LSD. It's like comparing ephedrine to methamphetamine. For any of you kiddies out there looking to get tripping on psychedelics but dont have any access to illegal drugs. You are much better off trying DXM than wasting your time with morning glory seeds.

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LuciferSam
09-03-2005

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what ASDmlc meant to say was psylocibin, which is the active ingrediant in psychedlic shrooms

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qzkft
10-01-2005

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"You are much better off trying DXM than wasting your time with morning glory seeds."

Except DXM causes brain damage.

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Arm
10-04-2005

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DXM doesn't cause brain damage. You are mistaken. If you refer to Olneys Lesions, William White has retracted his sensationalist paper on the subject.
http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/dxm/dxm_health3.shtml
DXM may be a lunique and powerful drug but I think it's one that most people would do good to avoid. But not because of the unrealistic risk of brain damage.

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brain.damage
12-04-2005

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haha i was at a hebrew immersion camp the summer i turned 15 and one of my israeli counselors and i traded grateful dead and pink floyd cd's. one of the ones he lent me was atom heart mother . . . the song is great, but my strongest association is how funny "psychadelic breakfast" sounds in a heavy israeli accent . . .

tripped out song.

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holty
12-11-2005

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to whom it may concern. if any of you actually consider recomending people you dont even know to take DXM then you have problems. morning glory may give you nausea and headaches..but DXM definitley has worse side effects plus is nowhere near being a psychedelic drug such as mushrooms or acid. stay away from the designer drugs. peace

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Arm
01-04-2006

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1) Dextromethorphan (DXM) is a powerful drug that most people should not take for reasons that they either cannot handle it (physically or psychologically) or will not enjoy it. It's a niche drug.

2) DXM can (can as in not necessairly) cause worse side effects than morning glory seeds but if you do your research and are responsible these risks and side effects can be minimized or eliminated.

3) DXM is a psychedelic in a way. Using it can produce psychedelic experiences and it is hallucinogenic. Though it's effects are different from more well known drugs like shrooms. DXM is a unique and powerful drug but it's not one that most people would enjoy.

4) DXM isnt a designer drug.

http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/dxm/dxm.shtml
Cheers!

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DecadentAlchemist
01-27-2006

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I've distilled the LSA out of Morning Glory quite efficiently in my friend's dorm room, but before that, I took about 50 seeds (not enough to hallucinate) and it did make me nauseous. It also kept me up all night writing and going on an adventure, so it was an overall good experience. However, I reccommend distilling it. Or, just dropping some good ole' LSD. Also, don't buy the seeds in stores! They have pesticides that make you extremely sick. Grow your own, perfectly legal, nice garden plant.
And, yeah, DXM's alright, but I don't think it's worth the high fever and constant itchiness I got.

I did Morning Glory and had breakfast in LA, and then I found this song a few months later. It's all about the Glory.

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Bert Crudd
02-04-2006

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Does anyone know if there is a tie-in between Alan's Psych Breakies and the work they did with Alan Parson's. I mean, it's an obscure enough title for a piece, it makes me wonder.

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tomauto
02-27-2006

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I believe the Alan in question is Alan Stiles, roadie for the Floyd, that's his voice you hear as he cooks breakfast for the boys.

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riot4201
04-15-2006

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No no. The true meaning of the song is about one of the scientists who tested LSD in the 1930's. In his log, he wrote how his assitant had to calm him down because he believed he was posessed by the devil and thought his neighbor was a witch and that everyone was trying to kill him. Then once his assistant calmed him down, his "bad trip" ceased and he had a positive experience and saw geometric shapes when he closed his eyes and heard strange sounds. When he awoke the next morning, he wrote in his log that the world seemed as if it was newly created and that his breakfast was so extraordinary and pleasurable. That is what i believe the song is about :-)

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Grind838
06-02-2006

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Wow. 13 minutes long. Of course, I haven't heard this song yet. (And I don't think I'd want to)

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Grind838
07-18-2006

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The dripping faucet can be heard at the beginning and end of this song. On the Vinyl release, the dripping plays permanently until the CD has been removed from the turntable.

The big question is: HOW DOES IT DO THAT???

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dirtyjew
07-27-2006

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Yes lets all just say this song is about drugs. He is obviously not just waking up one morning hungry. Come on guys, thats all I ever hear from you all. Heroine! Pot! Shrooms! Acid! Obviously everybody in every song by Pink Floyd is FUCKING STONED!

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dirtyjew
07-27-2006

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Yes lets all just say this song is about drugs. He is obviously not just waking up one morning hungry. Come on guys, thats all I ever hear from you all. Heroine! Pot! Shrooms! Acid! Obviously everybody in every song by Pink Floyd is FUCKING STONED!

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cool username john!
09-30-2006

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Except for the fact that the members of Pink Floyd were hardly drug users. I'm pretty sure Gilmour admitted to using bud once, and Wright admitted to using acid twice, but Pink Floyd, contrary to popular belief, was NOT heavily drug influenced.

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