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[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Backward messages in music (commonly known as Backward Masking) have been a controversy ever since the late 60s, when messages were found backwards on some Beatles' albums that hinted Paul McCartney had died. The controversy raged extensively in the late 70s and early 80s when religious fundamentalists claimed that Satan possessed the minds of singers, causing them to insert messages backwards into albums. As we now know, many of these backward messages were in fact examples of Reverse Speech in music. Speech reversals occur naturally in all forms of speech, sung or spoken. This site lists some examples of Reverse Speech in music.[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Backward Masking: First of all, some examples of Backward Masking - a recording studio technique where backward messages are deliberately superimposed on the soundtrack. They can be recognised as gibberish forwards - not to be confused with Reverse Speech which is the natural occurrence of backward messages. The term Backward Masking has been mistakenly given to all forms of backward messages in music whereas in fact there are 2 types - (1) Backward Masking, which is the deliberate insertion of backward messages (2) Reverse Speech, the naturally occurring form of backwards messages, or phonetic reversals.[/FONT]
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The Beatle's song "Help" contains an interesting backward message. This song was recorded at around the time the Beatles began to experiment with drugs. The reversal says. "Now he uses marijuana." There is no superimposed soundtrack and the chorus also sings marijuana in the background
Source : http://www.reversespeech.com/music_reversals.htm
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