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'''Backmasking''' is a technique artists use to add hidden messages to their music which can be discovered by listening to music backwards.
'''Backmasking''' is a technique artists use to add hidden messages to their music which can be discovered by listening to music backwards.
This is rumored to be the only real way of finding the Colonel's secret recipe of 11 herbs and spices messages from Satan himself.
This is rumored to be the only real way of finding messages from Satan himself and the Colonel's secret recipe of 11 herbs and spices.
Perhaps backmasking is the only good way of listening to music.
Perhaps this is the only good way of listening to [[rap|modern]] music.
After listening to a Beatles song backwards, if someone isn't praising Satan (e.g. non-Jew), there is something morally wrong with them.


== Notable examples ==
== Notable examples ==


The practice was popularized by the Beatles in their 1966 album Revolver.
The practice was popularized by the Beatles in their 1966 album Revolver.
Since then some artists have added messages to their music for lulz, including [[Pink Floyd]] and
After listening to one of their songs backwards, if someone isn't praising Satan (e.g. non-Jew), there is something morally wrong with them.
It should be noted that some artists have backmasked songs for the [[lulz]] (see Pink Floyd). Iron Maiden and Judas Priest both did it for the lulz but failed. Queen's [[fail|attempt]] at the lulz was a simple message of smoking weed.
 
Since then other artists such as [[Pink Floyd]] have done this for the lulz, [[Queen]], [[Iron Maiden]] and Judas Priest also tried but failed.
Queen's attempt was nothing more than a simple message about smoking weed.
 
=== Additional examples ===
 
*[[Beyonce]]
*[[Britney Spears]]
*[[Eminem]]
*[[Led Zeppelin]]
*[[Miley Cyrus]]
*[[Rihanna]]
*[[Weird Al]]
*[[Lady Gaga]]
 
== See also ==
 
*[[Brainwashing]]
*[[Mindfuck]]
*[[Genocide]]
*[[Illuminati]]
*[[Apocalypse]]
*[[Music]]
*[[Celebrity]]
*[[Fame]]
*[[Popular]]
*[[Rich]]
*[[Cool]]


== External Links ==
== External Links ==
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* [http://www.conspiracycarols.com/?userid=3c28322118c6d0e551cab85_20061220 ConspiracyCarols for Argent009] - "Argent009 did WTC"
* [http://www.conspiracycarols.com/?userid=3c28322118c6d0e551cab85_20061220 ConspiracyCarols for Argent009] - "Argent009 did WTC"


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Revision as of 09:11, 23 January 2014

Backmasking is a technique artists use to add hidden messages to their music which can be discovered by listening to music backwards. This is rumored to be the only real way of finding messages from Satan himself and the Colonel's secret recipe of 11 herbs and spices. Perhaps this is the only good way of listening to modern music.

Notable examples

The practice was popularized by the Beatles in their 1966 album Revolver. After listening to one of their songs backwards, if someone isn't praising Satan (e.g. non-Jew), there is something morally wrong with them.

Since then other artists such as Pink Floyd have done this for the lulz, Queen, Iron Maiden and Judas Priest also tried but failed. Queen's attempt was nothing more than a simple message about smoking weed.

Additional examples

See also

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