Binaural Forum

Moloko Plus / Fictional (VERY STRONG) / 30 Minutes

Moloko Plus (also called a Knifey Moloko) is a highball cocktail drink from the book A Clockwork Orange by Stanley Kubrick, and it is also in the movie of the same name (TM Warner Bros. Pictures). It is milk laced with vellocet, synthemesc, or drencrom. We can only describe it as causing insane effects, unreliable, and intense.

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I read the book A Clockwork Orange many years ago in school. This was not for a school project. I also did not have dyslexia at the time. But a good book it was. In the IDoser was a Fictional Dose entitled Moloko Plus. The name was uncanny because of how familiar it was. But I couldn't place it. I finally watched the movie and then I said I have to have a sip of that milk.

The movie didn't really tell of Moloko's effects and the book probably did but I don't remember. But this doses effects were so unique to it that I have to describe it in a very odd way. But bear with me because Moloko is by far one of my favorite doses I have used to date.

Ok so this is gonna sound bizarre but if someone points their finger at your forehead only like an inch away your forehead starts to tickle and kinda buzz. I'm not sure how many of you experienced this but I think its related to the pineal gland and the electromagnetic waves that the human body gives off. I think that when a persons finger is that close the pineal gland can feel it and it is a tickle like sensation.

This pin point of tickle flushed through my entire body and my entire body felt like a giant finger was pointed towards it. I know this sounds really weird but it gets better. It felt like a vice grip was on my head and the tighter it got the better the whole experience felt. It kept cranking tighter and tighter.

There was a crackle sound that I wasn't sure if my headphones were going bad or if the dose was massaging my ear drums again, I rather liked the sound of the crackle in my headphones. My body felt extremely heavy but I moved as if I weighed only as much as a leaf. I moved gracefully crashing back to earth on every step.

I felt a sense of power and alertness. I felt if I wanted to I could conquer the world completely unscathed. And it is now why I know that the kids in the story of clockwork orange were so violent. This dose really puts things into perspective and makes the movie a lot more interesting.

Speaking of crackling, in the middle of WeedQH, the crackling got so bad. Nonstop crackling. I had to stop it.

Totally missed that you responded to this, sorry about that. I hope it wasn't your headphones breaking.

I've noticed crackling of various intensities in some of the doses, I presume that this is intentional

I haven't tried this dose but the weirdest one I've tried has to be Ephemorol. I had to turn the volume way down on it, 5 minutes into it it escalates into this super high frequency tone which is pretty hard on the ears. However it has a very interesting effect and as long as you manage the volume it seems to me to be the dose with the most long lasting effects. i wake up the next day and still feel great, and want to do it again Worth a try definitely.

You may be referring to the white noise that acts as a carrier and is intentional in all doses.

idoser wrote:You may be referring to the white noise that acts as a carrier and is intentional in all doses.

Well this isn't your normal white noise, it is definitely crackling, and it's definitely in the track and not a matter of faulty headphones or wiring. That's a form of white noise though. Some are more subtle like you hear with Adderall, some are way out there like Marajuana as the poster pointed out. I will say though that the designers of these tracks have ridiculous skills and I considered myself quite talented at authoring entrainment tracks until I started listening to these. Unlike other stuff out there this is obviously based upon some very serious research and skill and my view is whatever is in there is there for a very good reason, and it all comes together to deliver the experiences that we have come to really enjoy. So if it crackles, then it's supposed to

Yes, part of dose design is the amplitude and hrz level of the white noise in relation to the separate binaural tones. So, you are correct - if you are hearing white noise, it's intended.

I love the crackle sound in some of the doses like in andrenochrome. It feels crazy good each little pop that happens.

Thanks for turning me on to this dose, it's now my fav!

Oh no problem its what I am here for. I love doing reviews and exposing new doses.

I don't recall what track it was that had that sort of crackling, but I remember clearly that it felt as if someone was gently scratching my eardrums with a feather, and it was mind-blowing....