The beatles and their backwards music
<div class="IPBDescription">By backwards, i mean litterally</div>I think alot of us know about the... uh... incident the beatles had with their hit song "I am the walrus" where at the end of the song, if played backwards, you can hear the people saying "paul is dead, paul is dead".
The Beatles seem to have a habbit of putting wierd things in their songs that can be heard if you played them backwards, for instance Revolution Number Nine. When played forwards, its just wierd, when played backwards, you can hear tons of stuff, and its scary.
For example near the end (end as in end when played forwards) you can hear people talking and screaming and stuff, you can hear choirs singing too, there's an opera singer in there as well, violins playing is heard often, at some points even an orchastra playing a song, and I believe somewhere you can hear a beatles song being played. Its wierd, I dont have time to post the MP3 here right now, but if you get a chance try to DL it, or DL the normal one and reverse it with a sound editing program.
The Beatles seem to have a habbit of putting wierd things in their songs that can be heard if you played them backwards, for instance Revolution Number Nine. When played forwards, its just wierd, when played backwards, you can hear tons of stuff, and its scary.
For example near the end (end as in end when played forwards) you can hear people talking and screaming and stuff, you can hear choirs singing too, there's an opera singer in there as well, violins playing is heard often, at some points even an orchastra playing a song, and I believe somewhere you can hear a beatles song being played. Its wierd, I dont have time to post the MP3 here right now, but if you get a chance try to DL it, or DL the normal one and reverse it with a sound editing program.
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Interesting note: listen to Rain. It's the earliest song of theirs with backwards lyrics trhat I've heard.
I'll have to check that out sometime. ^^ I knew about the 'Paul is dead' thing... But hotdamn!
It seems that 90% of the music nowadays entirely consists of someone talking with a drum machine going in the background. Since when is that music?
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