The end of the song is the beginning… starting with the Salvia flash.  The twisted voice babbling incoherently, as the effects kick in.  The rest of the song is the journey into Shpongleland.

Its almost like the song is telling a story backwards in time.  I say this, because when you hear the guys voice coming in, its like his consciousness is altered after the flash.  He’s not totally himself hence the strange sound of his voice.  Then you hear the guy talking about taking “a really big hit,” which could mean that is the starting point of the song; since if it were the end (it is the chronological end of the song) it would seem like he should have taken the hit in the beginning of the song. 

Theory:  The song is a Salvia trip backwards in time.

Try playing the song backwards. 

Alternatively: The strange babbling is the person regaining consciousness after the Salvia flash; then going back for more…  Leading to the next song, which is like a hot air balloon ride into Shpongleland.  Either way it truly is an epic journey.

I wrote this about a year ago, and promptly forgot about it.  Found it earlier today on an external hard drive.  I had to back up my system due to a faulty Linux install.

What makes you think it’s Salvia?  dmt perhaps?

If the song was based on being in a salvia trip, the song would only last for five minutes.

I thought it was DMT at first, as well.  If you listen closely, the person says “Whoa, that’s mad; they sell this stuff in the store.”

Also.. try these search queries.

Invisible Man In A Fluorescent Suit site:twistedmusic.com/forums

Invisible Man In A Fluorescent Suit salvia site:twistedmusic.com/forums

or:  Invisible Man In A Fluorescent Suit site:twistedmusic.com

You will find that the sample is from a BBC documentary. To quote TryptamineDream… “It’s about legal/alternative drugs.”

Here is the documentary: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00ljxk3

ahhh very interesting research!  good catch!

If the song was based on being in a salvia trip, the song would only last for five minutes.

To get really cliche on you… Time is relative, my friend. 

“I can’t believe you can buy this at the store.” Hahahahahah! I remember that line being spoken (repeatedly) when 2CB was found (legally) in a smart shop in the Netherlands by some Polish friends back in the 90s.

Yea I posted a while ago about how I discovered it was about Salvia. Here’s that post. However everything about that song by itself seems to suggest DMT. There’s the classic theme of not blasting off til the 3rd hit, the music itself seems to be euphoric and psychedelic like DMT (not cold and creepy like salvia), and the name of the song “Invisible Man in a Fluorescent Suit” seems like an entity you’d encounter on a tryptamine rather than a dissociative.

  Because of it’s cold and dark nature, I think salvia would be more suited for a sinister Hallucinogen song.

It seem as though the entire song is a DMT flash, but Salvia - to me anyway - has never been pleasurable.  Salvia is a chaotic/confused mind warp.  Plus it gives me amnesia

And doesn’t it kind of make you feel cold and wet somehow? And you want to get up and jump around and then you bail into a table and a big lamp because your legs don’t work. Or so I’ve heard.

Jahful - 10 October 2010 09:02 AM

And doesn’t it kind of make you feel cold and wet somehow? And you want to get up and jump around and then you bail into a table and a big lamp because your legs don’t work. Or so I’ve heard.

All I did was laugh for five minutes and sway side to side. It never turned me into a frog.

Its like feeling plant consciousness or something.

Blaaarg.

Anyone think my theory holds and credence?

the music is reversible, but time is not.

TryptamineDream - 09 October 2010 11:24 PM

Yea I posted a while ago about how I discovered it was about Salvia. Here’s that post. However everything about that song by itself seems to suggest DMT. There’s the classic theme of not blasting off til the 3rd hit, the music itself seems to be euphoric and psychedelic like DMT (not cold and creepy like salvia), and the name of the song “Invisible Man in a Fluorescent Suit” seems like an entity you’d encounter on a tryptamine rather than a dissociative.

  Because of it’s cold and dark nature, I think salvia would be more suited for a sinister Hallucinogen song.

Just to fuck the dot.

I have always thought ( and yet i do ), that salvia is - in fact, a deleriant - not dissociative ( which i think stuff like Ketamine and DXM is )

Time can freeze in salvia-trip, so have i heard. 5 minutes of tripping, feeling like you have reborn as a bathroom-wall, standing there and watching others do their primal deeds for 5 years.

Deleriants aren`t supposed to be anywhere close to psychedelics, more like a really twisted dreamstate, in which one can find himself doing the craziest shit possible - yet after the “trip” one barely can recall the details of the trip.

Maybe not as strongly on Salvia, since the effects does not last that long, and getting hold of some fair amount of 50x exract is guite hard - if you dont know how to extract it by yourself.

Something like devils bell ( datura strammonium for excaple ) is completely different story, thats the plant who makes a westerner flipout, and turn to sadhubaba in india, thats the plant that is said to have mother natures hate concentrated on it.

That i would not even concider of ingesting, in any circumtances. never, ever.

all in all - In delerium, one thinks the hallucinations are real, in common psychedelics that is not common, even tho having visuals - one can usually tell them apart from the reality.

For me, the track could resemble a salvia-experience.

And btw, the usual salvia you find in the stores is plainly not effective.