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On some of the songs you can hear corey saying things like 'Don't look at me' and 'I love myself'
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If you leave a Primus CD out in the sun for three days, throw it about the garden a bit then play it backwards on a record player with full bass you can hear Les Claypool talk about how if you're playing a CD backwards in the first place it's obvious you're looking for something.
The drunken Terd wrote:
> On some of the songs you can hear corey saying things like 'Don't look
> at me' and 'I love myself'
>
> chck these out at metabolic666.com and black-goat.com
The new Jesus
> On some of the songs you can hear corey saying things like 'Don't look
> at me' and 'I love myself'
>
> chck these out at metabolic666.com and black-goat.com
The new Jesus
Der Nazi wrote:
> If you play Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven" backwards,
> a lot of satanic messages are allegedly conveyed.
Yeah, its true. But it has to be the original recording not a live version, and its difficult to understand if you dont know exactly what he's saying.
> If you play Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven" backwards,
> a lot of satanic messages are allegedly conveyed.
Yeah, its true. But it has to be the original recording not a live version, and its difficult to understand if you dont know exactly what he's saying.
Unknown Song Facts (Other bands).
"The Four Horsemen" by Metallica was originally called "The Mechanix", but the lyrics were changed by bassist Cliff Burton, who thought having a song with a religious motive would be better than a perverted one about mechanics and sex.
"N.I.B." by Black Sabbath is supposed to stand for "Nativity in Black". It doesn't, it refers to Bill Ward's beard, which at the time of the song's writing (late 1969, I guess) was shaped like a pen nib. Which may explain the random lyrics.
"Strong Arm of the Law" by Saxon is based on a true story, when the band got pulled over by Police suspicious about them smuggling drugs (Which they weren't).
If you play Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven" backwards, a lot of satanic messages are allegedly conveyed.
"The Four Horsemen" by Metallica was originally called "The Mechanix", but the lyrics were changed by bassist Cliff Burton, who thought having a song with a religious motive would be better than a perverted one about mechanics and sex.
"N.I.B." by Black Sabbath is supposed to stand for "Nativity in Black". It doesn't, it refers to Bill Ward's beard, which at the time of the song's writing (late 1969, I guess) was shaped like a pen nib. Which may explain the random lyrics.
"Strong Arm of the Law" by Saxon is based on a true story, when the band got pulled over by Police suspicious about them smuggling drugs (Which they weren't).
If you play Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven" backwards, a lot of satanic messages are allegedly conveyed.
On some of the songs you can hear corey saying things like 'Don't look at me' and 'I love myself'
chck these out at metabolic666.com and black-goat.com
chck these out at metabolic666.com and black-goat.com