What drugs do you use to enhance your listening experience?

I agree with raymonda that music itself is a drug. You may try to make your best to see and feel that (without using any drag). When I listen to music at night in my living room, I usually take some glasses of tee (green or sometimes black) that makes me more relaxed. And when I switch on my studio system in the mornings I do yoga asanas and try to connect the music I hear with what I feel while doing the postures. So try to make your best to substitute drags with something else (having a similar outcome), in particular, with music. 

Red wine is fine!

...and I thank you for accepting my apology. *S*

"The closet door banged open, shrieking, and all sorts of Things landslid into the space..."
My, look at all these skeletons. And all the abstainers look on in horror.  *G*  "Jez, Why?"  Because it's there?  Some of us are perhaps doing a public service, keeping these things out of the hands of those who abuse them.
(Please Note: That was a joke.  My rationale perhaps, but I digress..)
Listening to music is a pretty safe thing to do.  How is up to the listener, and it's all subjective IMHO of any listening state chosen.  We do, and will do, what we like.  As long as nothing becomes mandatory.  And one remains relatively civil and civilized about it.

125 db at the end of a dirt road, cool.  Next door, 3am, NO.  Deal? *L*
No deal; I retaliate with waveform inversion and nobody hears nothing until thermal overload and someone's windows turn to sand....

Hmm....I oughta try that...;)

Where's the Myth Busters when I need them?

Some of you could be professional humorists. Very much enjoyed this thread! After so many rock and R&B concerts the best drug is a homeopathic formula called "Clear Tinnitus". You don't know loud until you sit in the 4th row at a Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes concert.