Which records have the subliminal messages when you play them backwards?

Question

Or is this true? Rumors start with some element of truth.. so I'd imagine there are some out there.

Answer 1

Queen, On the song "Another one bites the dust." If you play the record backwards (which will destroy it) it says "It's fun to smoke marijuana!"......No joke, heard it myself.

Answer 2

When Paris Hilton sings about devils it’s OK, aye?

When Slipknot puts out an album titled the Subliminal Verses, it’s OK?

When kids worship pop idols, it’s OK?

But when Led Zepp apparently sings about Satan backwards in a peaceful song - it's not OK!

What's up with that? What's up with the hypocrisy?

The Beatles invented backwards effects for drums and flute.

Look how many hip-hop artistes’ today use backwards drum effects, which was invented by the Beatles!

If you say the Beatles are evil, you had better keep away from all pop music, including Gospel pop music! Without the Beatles and rock’n’roll and blues (mythologically, blues is the Devil’s music), you’d still be singing African songs and ancient hymns!

If you really want to look for evil musicians, you’d have to look at a handful of old school death metal and black metal bands. Only a handful of these genuinely diabolical bands existed. They burnt Churches and committed homicide etc. Today, the violence hardly exists. Only the music style remains. The Church of Satan does not condone such violence.

There is nothing to fear from music, except maybe the Pussycat Dolls showing kids their stripper dance moves!

Answer 3

Here are a few with known messages: Frank Zappa- "We're Only In It For The Money", Slayer- "Cradle of Filth", Alan Parsons Project-"The Turn Of A Friendly Card", Petra-"Judas Kiss", Roger Waters-"Amused To Death", Pink Floyd-"Empty Spaces", ELO-"Fire On High", and Ozzy Osbourne-"Bloodbath In Paradise". These all contain backmasked messages which were put there for reasons of censorship, religion, politics, and just pure fun.

Answer 4

ELO's Fire On High begins with an eerie voice that, played backwards, clearly says, "The music is reversible, but time is not. Turn back! Turn back! Turn back!"

I think it's Black Oak Arkansas that has a song with a lyric that says "Satan (actually sounds more like "satin") -- He is god, he is god..."

The Beatles have one that says "urn me on, dead man" when "number nine" is played backwards. That was a supposed clue, people thought at the time of the record's release, that Paul McCartney was dead.

Answer 5

What ones do you want to have them? That's really what it comes down to. You can hear anything you want in that mess.
There are a handful of records where artists deliberately put backwards messages in in response to the subliminal message hysteria but they're pretty innocuous.

Answer 6

There's some "accidental" backward's masking on Led Zep 4 "satan move in our voices," if memory serves.

Pink Floyd's The Wall has some intentional backwards masking that congratulates you for finding the secret message, and tells you where to send your answer.

Answer 7

nothing does, its silly and very hard to actually play a record backwards because of how its made, but if you can get an original copy of the 45 There comming to take me away. the flip side is actually the song in reverse.

Answer 8

Just a bumch of rumors spread by people who wanted to controll people years ago. They can be added to a song but why? Just listening to music will not make you pscho. If you are you are.

Answer 9

Prince's 1999 (religious messages)

And That Beatle's album (can't remember the name) John Lennon says "I buried Paul" backwards.

One from Judas Priest.

Answer 10

I think that Mister Rodger's Neighborhood might be Satanic...

or Barney...