In order for doses to work you need to be relaxed and focused with no outside distractions, so probably not.

Head down on desk at school with no one talking... maybe
Bright lights, people talking, and doing schoolwork... not at all

Take an advil.

I don't use them, but I suppose there is an upside and a downside.

They give you something to focus on, which can help, but at the same time your screen is probably bright and with your eyes open there is a lot more room for distraction.

Well, they aren't "music" per se. They are two frequencies close to one another that create a "beat". The frequency of that beat is matched by your brain, so you feel the effects that other things would cause your brain to act at those frequencies to do.

So last night I had such a good experience, I decided to try some more after talking with friends online and posting this thread. I tried Nitrous, and man that was a quick and easy sensation. Didn't last too long, but I could feel it in my legs for a little while after. Then I tried Marijuana, and I...

So yesterday was the first time I had heard of this, and looked interesting so figured I'd give it a shot. I tried Ecstasy at my desk, with my lights on full and I got a little tingly but more of a placebo effect. Oh well, that was just me seeing what it's all about. Then last night, I tried the LSD...