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Zorina
On what album and song does it say stuff when you play it backwards?
Please reply back to group. Thanx
WOBMAN
>>On what album and song does it say stuff when you play it backwards?
Please reply back to group. Thanx
The part between "I'm so tired" and "Blackbird" has a little gibberish
from John that, when played backwards says "Paul is dead, man. Miss him.
Miss him." I swear it does, I've tried it.
Also, if you play the beginning of "Revolution #9" backwards (the part
where the guy is saying "Number nine. Number nine. Number nine..." then
you'll here the words "Turn me on dead man. Turn me on dead man..." Not
as clear cut, but still kind of cool.
Will Burns
"Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans."
Dino Marino
> zor...@aol.com (Zorina) wrote in article
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> On what album and song does it say stuff when you play it backwards?
> Please reply back to group. Thanx
> It is the White Album and it is supposedly Glass Onion. They are saying
that Paul is dead.
In England a "glass onion" is supposed to be a glass coffin. This is just
something that I heard.
Joe Sanderson
Rain with the ending being totally reversed. Then there is some crap at
the end of A Day In The Lifer that i haven't explained yet. There's
plenty of them. In Revolution 9 the "number 9" reversed sounds like
"turn me on dead man." Another is a pretty neat one which is in Free as
A Bird, at the end it sounds like some crap in jibberish but played
backwords it is clearly "Turned out nice again, hey mister"
Goat Boy
WOBMAN wrote:
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> On what album and song does it say stuff when you play it backwards?
> Please reply back to group. Thanx
"i'm so tired" before (or is it after) the infamous "paul is a dead man"
has john asking "do you want this donut?"
i've never heard anyone else mention this. is it really there or am i
just freaking out over here?
-Goat Boy
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Goat Boy <goat...@eos.net> wrote:
LOL!! Never heard it, myself.. but.. you know... given some of the
other things said by the Beatles, backwards (i.e. Cranberry Sauce),
and the Tit-Tit-Tit refrain in "Girl".. anything is possible.. but.. I
have never heard of this... hmmmm... interesting!
Steve
>How do you play something backwards, anyway? No one I know seems to.
>
>Sal...aka any Beatle in the World...aka Billy Shears...aka William
>Campbell...
In the old days, we had a turntable and turned it backwards. However,
it was kinda hard on the turntable and the record.
If you were really in high cotton, you had a friend with a
reel-to-reel tape deck who'd tape it for you & then play it backwards.
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Alpha1981
In article <4qhfv0$l...@newsbf02.news.aol.com>, sala...@aol.com
(Salanis20) writes:
>How do you play something backwards, anyway? No one I know seems to.
I happen to have Sound Recorder on my computer; I simply record from the
CD and flip it around. Pretty simple, did it with a lot of backwards
stuff.
Larie
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