Tag Archives: Psychedelic

Lucy (Besson, 2014)

Posted on August 6, 2014 by Kamran Ahmed

Though divisive and critically overlooked, Luc Besson’s Lucy (2014) will surely satisfy the armchair philosopher, especially those psychedelically inclined. Indebted to the LSD consciousness expansion movement of the 60s counterculture, Lucy is frankly the best visual interpretation of Mind at … Continue reading →

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Concert Review: Roger Waters The Wall Tour (BC Place, May 26, 2012)

Posted on May 30, 2012 by Kamran Ahmed

My third experience seeing Roger in concert, and in some ways the best. While nothing will ever live up to the excitement and enthusiasm I had for Roger Waters’ Dark Side of the Moon Tour in 2007 — what was … Continue reading →