I understand what you mean , what I base this theory is in UK , multiple Cannabis organisations have been receiving a lot of messages about this weed that is causing seizures in the last few weeks that ' s why I ' m a bit more skeptical about some weed sold on the streets , I probably will get high and forget all about it but still would be nice to have a way to test it but I guess beggars can ' t be choosers . But also couldn ' t dealers spray the weed with a little bit of spice the so called fake weed to give users a better high and much more addiction potential since its pretty cheap and for low doses requires very little so wouldn ' t cost much . <| sep |> Reposting this from an earlier comment . If you like Nujabes , you ' ll love Uyama Hiroto . He worked and collaborated a lot with Nujabes and makes his own music . His first album , A Son Of the Sun , mQpwOS 6 PCM is so Nujabesesq that you would think it could ' ve been done by him . It makes a lot of sense considering that Nujabes was still alive at the time . His second album , Freedom of the Sun , 2 IsrvBncKY is where he builds his own direction , and it has a more ' distinct ' feel that is more Nubjabesesq but somehow more unique . Better than his first album . His last album , however , is a fucking masterpiece . Freeform Jazz HWi 2 rnfOY is absolutely fantastic . The first few moments I listened to it I fell in love with it , and stopped listening because I knew that I would have to make an allocated time schedule to listen to it . When I found out he worked with Nujabes , I went out of my way to listening to his previous albums before listening to Freeform Jazz I think I may not have finished Freedom of the Sun , but I can ' t remember for sure . I really think Freeform Jazz is where he establishes himself , and I might sound a bit blasphemous , but I think Freeform Jazz is better than some of Nujabes workbut that ' s a personal opinion , and Nujabes is too legendary to question his work I mean , seriously , Nujabes at his best was legendary , and Hiroto took until his second album , four years after Nujabes death , to start developing his own style imo . But I think it ' s a shame that no one ' s talking about Uyama Hiroto considering how much Nujabes probably influenced him , he ' s carrying on his style in his music and taking it to some unexpectedly great levels .