The Terence McKenna Audio Archive (2011)

/Lectures - Workshops - Audiobooks (1977) Miguelito Lasky - 'Dave' from True Hallucinations - The Experiment at La Chorrera (1982) Exploring the Abyss (1982) Terence McKenna - The Definitive UFO Tape (1983) Terence McKenna & Sasha Shulgin - Beyond Psychology (1984) Terence McKenna - Shamanology - Mill Valley (1984) Terence McKenna - True Hallucinations [320 kbps] (1985) Terence McKenna & Friends - The Invisible Landscape (peer review) (1986) Terence McKenna & Kat Harrison - The Rites of Spring (1988) A Tribute To Albert Hoffmann (1988) Terence K. McKenna and Riane Tennenhaus Eisler - Man and woman at the end of history. (1988) Terence McKenna & Ralph Metzner - Shamanism (1988) Terence McKenna - Places I Have Been (1988) The Ethnobotany of Shamanism (1989) Terence Mckenna & Nicole Maxwell - Shamanology of the Amazon (1989-1998) McKenna, Abraham, and Sheldrake - Trialogues - Psychedelic Salon (1990) Terence McKenna - History Ends in Green (1990) Terence McKenna - Thinking Allowed - Aliens and Archetypes (1991) Michael Toms & Terence McKenna - Reviving the Archaic - A New View of Evolution (1991) Sacred Plants As Guides (1991) Unfolding the Stone (1992) Alchemy and the Hermetic Tradition (1992) Search For The Original Tree Of Knowledge (1993) Prague Gnosis -Terence McKenna Dialogues (1993) Terence McKenna - UFO - The Inside Outsider (1994) Terence Mckenna - Eros & The Eschaton (1994) Terence Mckenna - Global Perspectives & Psychedelic Poetics (1994) Terence McKenna - Starwood - Rap Dancing Into the 3rd Millenium (1995) Plants, Consciousness and Transformation (1995) Surfing on Finnegan's Wake & Riding Range with Marshall McLuhan (1995) Terence McKenna - Evolving Times (1996) - Terence McKenna - The Winter King (1997) Terence Mckenna - Appreciating Imagination (1997-1999) Terence McKenna with Art Bell (1998) Terence Mckenna & Mark Pesce - Techno-Pagans at the End of History (1998) Terence McKenna - In the Valley of Novelty (1998) The Evolutionary Mind - McKenna Abraham Sheldrake (1999) Terence Mckenna - Linear Societies, Nonlinear Drugs (1999) Terence McKenna - Shamans Among the Machines (2000) Terence McKenna & Kat Harrison - Victorian Tales of Cannabis /Music (1993) Spacetime Continuum with Terence McKenna - Alien Dreamtime (1993) Terence McKenna & Zuvuya - Dream Matrix Telemetry (1994) Terence McKenna & Zuvuya - Shamania (1993) Terence McKenna with Lost at Last (2001) Journey Through the Spheres - A Tribute to Terence McKenna (2003) Mark Pesce - The Life and Death of Terence McKenna [Opera] /Music Single MP3s Sorcerer - The Plasticity of Time Funkopath - Skwirm.mp3 1200 Micrograms - Salvia Divinorum.mp3 1200_Mics_-_DMT.mp3 lO-Outro (Don't Want To Lose Your Love Dub Edit).mp3 Analogue Mindfield - Revolutionary Heartbeat .mp3 androcell-efflorescence.mp3 Capsula - Ride the Wave.mp3 Chris Organic - The Shaman (V.A. - Cosmic Communication _ 1998 ).mp3 Cosma Shiva - In Memory of Terence.mp3 Cosmic Gnostic and the Astral Travelers - Join the Explorers Club.mp3 Cosmic Gnostic and the Astral Travelers - reclaim your mind.mp3 enay_selfprogrammoid_03-if_you_think_Terence_McKenna_samples_are_cliche_think_again_motherfucker.mp3 Entheogenic - Flight of the Urubs - 01 - Skullcap.mp3 Entheogenic - Golden Cap.mp3 Entheogenic - Midnight Eyes.mp3 Enthogenic - Invisible Landscapes.mp3 Fun With Mushrooms 15. Terence McKenna Speaks.mp3 Lauge and Baba Gnohm - The Day After Yesterday.mp3 MudvayneOl Monolith.mp3 Mudvayne09 Mutatis Mutandis.mp3 Mudvaynel2 Recombinant Resurgence.mp3 Mudvaynel7 Lethal Dosage.mp3 Sheryl Crow - Chances Are (B-Side Version).mp3 Shpongle 08 - ...But Nothing is Lost.mp3 Shpongle - A New Way to Say Hooray!.mp3 Shpongle - Exhalation.mp3 Shpongle - Molecular Superstructure.mp3 slackbaba - 02 - drink more tea.mp3 Taruna_04-biosphere_terra_gaia-ys.mp3 Terrence McKenna - The Shamen Re-Evolution with Future Sound What_Is_The_Question_Miguel_Ramirez_vbr.mp3 /Single MP3s - Lectures/Interviews (1987) Terence McKenna - Shamanic Approaches to the UFO.mp3 (1988) Terence McKenna & Rupert Sheldrake - Forms and Mysteries.mp3 (1990) Lecture in Maryland - History Is A Psychedelic Trip!.mp3 (1991) Terence McKenna - Seeking the Stone.mp3 (1995) Metamorphosis.mp3 (1997) Terence McKenna - Sydney, Australia.mp3 Bruce Damer and Terence McKenna - Elves, Egos and Avatars.mp3 Bruce Damer, Terence McKenna and Virtual Worlds.mp3 Conversations At The Edge Of Magic.mp3 Gender Talk 162- 7-15-98 - Terence McKenna.mp3 terence mckenna - ayahuasca and it's recipies.mp3 terence mckenna - beyond psychology.mp3 terence mckenna - dmt.mp3 £1 terence mckenna - dreaming awake at the end of time.mp3 terence mckenna - eros&eschaton.mp3 terence mckenna - food of the gods.mp3 Terence Mckenna - Gaia's Midlife Crisis.mp3 terence mckenna - i ching - habit & novelty kut 10-97.mp3 terence mckenna - light of 3rd millenium austin.mp3 terence mckenna - light of 3rd millenium chicago.mp3 terence mckenna - marijuana & hemp - unfolding the leaf kpfk.mp3 terence mckenna - metamorphosis.mp3 terence mckenna - nature is the center of the mandala.mp3 terence mckenna - personal breast beating.mp3 Terence McKenna - Psilocybin and the Sands of Time.mp3 terence mckenna - radiovalve interview.mp3 Terence Mckenna - Some Notes on Planetary Intelligence.mp3 terence mckenna - Starwood rc.mp3 terence mckenna - StateOfTheStone95 rc.mp3 terence mckenna - syntax of psychedelic time-cd2.mp3 Terence McKenna - The Angel in the Monkey.mp3 terence mckenna - the hashish eater.mp3 Terence McKenna - Vertigo At History's Edge (entire).mp3 terence mckenna - vertigo at history's edge.mp3 terence mckenna - visionplants.mp3 terence mckenna - voynich manuscript.mp3 Terence Mckenna - Wetlands - NY.mp3 UFL *06 SWR - Terence Mckenna & Christian Ratsch 7-95.mp3 Terence Kemp McKenna (November 16, 1946 – April 3, 2000) was an American researcher, philosopher, speaker, spiritual teacher and writer on many subjects. His works are wide-scoped, ranging from consciousness, the human experience, psychedelic substances and their role in societies, evolution of civilizations, origin of the universe to aliens. Early life Terence McKenna grew up in Paonia, Colorado. He was introduced to geology through his uncle and developed a hobby of solitary fossil hunting in the arroyos near his home. From this he developed a deep artistic and scientific appreciation of nature. At age 16, McKenna moved to Los Altos, California to live with family friends because his parents in Colorado wished him to have the benefit of highly rated California public schools. He was introduced to psychedelics through The Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxley and the The Village Voice. McKenna claimed that one of his early psychedelic experiences with morning glory seeds showed him "that there was something there worth pursuing." In 1964, circumstances required McKenna to move to Lancaster, California, to live with a different set of family friends. In 1965, he graduated from Antelope Valley High School. McKenna then enrolled in U.C. Berkeley. He moved to San Francisco during the summer of 1965 before his classes began, was introduced that year to cannabis by Barry Melton and tried LSD soon after. In an audio interview Terence Mckenna claims to have started smoking cannabis regularly during the summer following his 17th birthday. Adult life He spent the years after his graduation teaching English in Japan, traveling through India and South Asia collecting butterflies for biological supply companies. Following the death of his mother in 1971, Terence, his brother Dennis, and three friends traveled to the Colombian Amazon in search of oo-koo-hé, a plant preparation containing DMT. Instead of oo-koo-hé they found various forms of ayahuasca (also known as "yagé" ) and gigantic psilocybe cubensis which became the new focus of the expedition. In La Chorrera, at the urging of his brother, he allowed himself to be the subject of a psychedelic experiment which he claimed put him in contact with Logos: an informative, divine voice he believed was universal to visionary religious experience. The revelations of this voice, and his brother's peculiar experience during the experiment, prompted him to explore the structure of an early form of the I Ching, which led to his "Novelty Theory". These ideas were explored extensively by Terence and Dennis in their 1975 book The Invisible Landscape - Mind Hallucinogens and The I Ching. In the early 1980s, McKenna began to speak publicly on the topic of psychedelic drugs, lecturing extensively and conducting weekend workshops. Though somewhat associated with the New Age or human potential movement, McKenna himself had little patience for New Age sensibilities, repeatedly stressing the importance and primacy of felt experience as opposed to dogmatic ideologies. Timothy Leary once introduced him as "one of the five or six most important people on the planet" As a freshman at U.C. Berkeley, McKenna participated in the Tussman Experimental College, a short-lived two-year program on the Berkeley campus. He graduated in 1969 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Ecology and Conservation. He soon became a fixture of popular counterculture, and his popularity continued to grow, culminating in the early to mid-1990s with the publication of several books such as True Hallucinations (which relates the tale of his 1971 experience at La Chorrera), Food of the Gods and The Archaic Revival. He became a popular personality in the psychedelic rave/dance scene of the early 1990s, with frequent spoken word performances at raves and contributions to psychedelic and goa trance albums by The Shamen, Spacetime Continuum, Alien Project, Capsula, Entheogenic, Zuvuya, Shpongle, and Shakti Twins. His speeches were (and continue to be) sampled by many others. In 1994 he appeared as a speaker at the Starwood Festival, which was documented in the book Tripping by Charles Hayes (his lectures were produced on both cassette tape and CD). McKenna was a contemporary and colleague of chaos mathematician Ralph Abraham and biologist Rupert Sheldrake (creator of the theory of "morphogenetic fields", not to be confused with the mainstream usage of the same term), and conducted several public debates known as trialogues with them, from the late 1980s up until his death. Books which contained transcriptions of some of these events were published. He was also a friend and associate of Ralph Metzner, Nicole Maxwell, and Riane Eisler, participating in joint workshops and symposia with them. He was a personal friend of Tom Robbins, and influenced the thought of numerous scientists, writers, artists, and entertainers, including comedian Bill Hicks, whose routines concerning psychedelic drugs drew heavily from McKenna's works. He is also the inspiration for the Twin Peaks character Dr. Jacoby. In addition to psychedelic drugs, McKenna spoke on the subjects of virtual reality (which he saw as a way to artistically communicate the experience of psychedelics), techno-paganism, artificial intelligence, evolution, extraterrestrials, and aesthetic theory (art/visual experience as information-- representing the significance of hallucinatory visions experienced under the influence of psychedelics). McKenna also co-founded Botanical Dimensions with Kathleen Harrison (his colleague and wife of 17 years), a non-profit ethnobotanical preserve on the island of Hawaii, where he lived for many years before he died. Before moving to Hawaii permanently, McKenna split his time between Hawaii and the town of Occidental, located in the redwood studded hills of Sonoma County, California; a town unique for its high concentration of artistic notables, including Tom Waits and Mickey Hart. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terence_McKenna http://www.terencemckenna.com http://deoxy.org/mckenna.htm http://2012wiki.com/index.php?title=Novelty_theory http://www.levity.com/eschaton/tm.html http://www.erowid.org/culture/characters/mckenna_terence/mckenna_terence.shtml http://www.well.com/user/dpd/botdim.html

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 geogaddi000 (2011-07-01)

Sorry, I totally forgot to add the Erik Davis interview from 1999. It is widely circulated at least...

appidydafoo (2012-02-20)

Thank you, I am not really sure as to why you've included some audio tracks from unrelated artists, I'm assuming they sampled his works at one point but I am not interested in them either way.
I am downloading this versus the 13GB torrent that is currently on top due to the fact that a user reported it as MP4 files with bad organization.
This appears well organized, hopefully it is appropriately tagged with ID3 as well, otherwise I will have to do that busywork to make it appropriately playable on my mobile.
Regardless it is nice to see these in what appears to be a higher quality bitrate. I have them all in a sub 1GB archive and it is kind of difficult to listen to most of the time. Thanks again, namaste! :)

appidydafoo (2012-02-24)

So I ended up having to spend around an hour fixing the ID3 tags and replacing an erroneous "cover.jpg" which features someone who is not Terence McKenna in the slightest.
I expected no less but honestly guys, if you're going to compile and release something like this please have the foresight to appropriately tag the files.
Half of them were tagged with genre of "blues" yet no album or track listing, I mean honestly. Put down the cannabis and save your fellow psychonauts some troubles next time :)

shunyobay (2012-04-24)

Great stuff!

 geogaddi000 (2012-05-07)

ID3 tags mean nothing. Nobody would want to go through all of these mp3's and re-edit it them for anal retentive digital hoarders. It is collected here, they play - it's all good.

anthraxtheterrrible (2012-07-29)

I can only seed for a couple of days till I get kicked out of my place.
This is the reason for torrent, Sharing of knowledge and information movies like iron man and music like metallica is just a byproduct.
He may only have been a man but the wisdom he gained is appearent in just one of his lectures, even if the content is false it gets you thinking. McKenna in 2012 . . .

anthraxtheterrrible (2012-07-29)

@appidydafoo
Mp3tag - the universal Tag editor
I have added 10,000's of media files and simultaneously changed; album, artist, genera and cover art.
Don't be so unevolved, if your a computer user there is alwase an easier way - on the other hand maybe your a mac user . . . .