Moo Sick

[GeorgeStow]

Actually, this is meant to be a music thread, but I felt like writing Moo Sick, so what're ya gonna do? xp
Anyways, what sort of music do you like?
Me? Thank-you for asking!

I like: ACDC, Aerosmith, Airbourne, Alice Cooper, Alien Ant Farm, Smash Mouth, Avril Lavigne, Blink 182, Bloodhound Gang, Bowling For Soup, Caramell, Cinderella, Def Leppard, Dragonforce, Electric Six, Elliot Minor, Eminem, Europe, Fall Out Boy, Fountains of Wayne, Gary Wright, Gloria Gaynor, Good Charlotte, Guns N' Roses, Hairspray, Harry and the Potters, HelloGoodbye, Jackson Five, Jimi Hendrix, Journey, Justin Timberlake, Lazlo Bane, Lemon Demon, Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park, Maroon 5, Marilyn Manson, Meatloaf, Mean Without Hats, Metallica, Micheal Jackson, Muse, My Chemical Romance, Nickelback, Nizlopi, Noah and The Whale, Paramore, Pendulum, Pink Floyd, Plain White T's, Plus 44, Queen, Red Hot Chili Peppers, S Club 7, Slipknot, Stevie Wonder, Sum 41, System of a Down, Tenacious D, The Darkness, The Feeling, The Hoosiers, The Offspring, The Ting Tings, The White Stripes, They Might Be Giants, Twisted Sister, Ugly Kid Joe, Tia Carrere, Weezer, Weird Al Yankovic.
And more!

Also, there are a lot of people in there that I only like one or two of their songs, such as Avril Lavigne, Justin Timberlake and S Club 7. mrgreen  

[Fairy Alchemist 96]

Avril Lavigne and S Club 7 rock to the max. 3nodding

I like razz aramore,Alphabeat,Avril Lavigne,S Club 7,Fall Out Boy,Metro Station,Jonas Brothers,HelloGoodbye,Noah and The Whale,The Blizzards,The Fray,Red Hot Chili Peppers,The Hoosiers,The Ting Tings,Michael Buble,U2,The Pouges,Weezer,Weird Al Yankivic,Lady GaGa,Jackson Rathbone,Robert Pattinson,Bowling For Soup,Mika,Kevin Rudolf,The Verve,Snow Patrol,Coldplay,The Script,Keane,Lily Allen,ABBA,Republic of Loose,Ronny Drew,Britney Spears,Girls Aloud,Genesis,Eve Cassidy,Joe Dolan,Boyzone,Westlife and a million others I forget but will edit this post and put on when I remember. heart

I like moosick,,do ya like moosick?
That's a line from a song by Republic of Loose by the way...THEY ROCK! blaugh  

[GeorgeStow]

TBH, Avril Lavigne and S Club 7 really aren' that great. They just have a few good songs. confused  

[-S t o o p i d i t y- XD]

Well I don't feel like typing out all the band's So ill just putthe Genres up here...

80s Metal, Thrash Metal, Alternative, Rock

OH
One band has caught my attention as of recently,
Has anyone ever listened to GoldFinger?  

[Fairy Alchemist 96]

-S t o o p i d i t y- XD

Well I don't feel like typing out all the band's So ill just putthe Genres up here...

80s Metal, Thrash Metal, Alternative, Rock

OH
One band has caught my attention as of recently,
Has anyone ever listened to GoldFinger?

You mean the this awesome James Bond song by Shirley Bassey?
Or you mean these fellas who sang 99 Red Balloons?  

[-S t o o p i d i t y- XD]

Fairy Alchemist 96

-S t o o p i d i t y- XD

Well I don't feel like typing out all the band's So ill just putthe Genres up here...

80s Metal, Thrash Metal, Alternative, Rock

OH
One band has caught my attention as of recently,
Has anyone ever listened to GoldFinger?

You mean the this awesome James Bond song by Shirley Bassey?
Or you mean these fellas who sang 99 Red Balloons?

The guys who wrote 99 red balloons  

[Fairy Alchemist 96]

Ah,yes.I like them. 3nodding
But to be honest,I like Shirley Bassey's song better....Along with MoonRaker of course. sweatdrop  

[-S t o o p i d i t y- XD]

Fairy Alchemist 96

Ah,yes.I like them. 3nodding
But to be honest,I like Shirley Bassey's song better....Along with MoonRaker of course. sweatdrop

Ahh, I see,
Well have you heard of Flogging Molly?  

[The_Original_Chaplin]

I could post a lot of bands I like but I'm too lazy. But I feel I must mention "The Beatles". They are one of if not the most influential band of all time and for good reason. Their use of non traditional instruments was revolutionary. It's a real same this generation doesn't appericate them. Young Whipper Snappers! scream

As a side note I must mention their use of Backmasking (messages you can only hear when songs are played backwards). A perfect example of this can be found in "It's Johnny's Birthday" a song from George Harrison's solo album "All Things Must Pass". At one point in the song it says "-day. And we would like to wish him all the very best." But backwards it says "He never wore his shoes. We all know he was dead." You can listen to it here.
http://homepages.tesco.net/harbfamily/opd/audio/harrisonjb.mp3

But what does that mean? Well, around 1968 there was a rumor that Paul McCartney had died in 1966 and was replace by a look alike. It's really is an interesting rumor and many believe that "The Beatles" left small clues to this in their album covers. Several of these "alleged clues" can be found on the "Abbey Road" cover (as a joke of course).



Paul (the second one from left to right) is the only member not wearing shoes. It's believed that the 'bare foot' sign is significant because this is how the dead are buried. It is also apparently a Sicilian and Mafia symbol of death. Also he's the only member that is holding a cigarette which in 1960s London were commonly called "coffin nails". He's also holding it in his right hand but he's not right handed. There is one theory that they have dressed to symbolise a funeral procession. John, dressed in pure white symbolises the preacher or heavenly body. Ringo, dressed in full black symbolises the mourner. George, in scruffy denim jeans and shirt symbolises the gravedigger and Paul, dressed in a shabby, out-dated suit and barefoot symbolises the corpse. And another one worth mentioning is Paul is the only member that is out of step. He's the only one with his right leg forward.

These are just a few of the many "clues" that were intentionally placed in album covers. There are many more Backmaskings also. They were such a smart and creative band. xd
 

[GeorgeStow]

Maybe there's a conspiracy behing this conspiracy-like the band put the messages there to make people think that there was a conspiracy, but it's really for profit, popularity and LOLz.
eek
I'm a genius.  

[The_Original_Chaplin]

GeorgeStow

Maybe there's a conspiracy behing this conspiracy-like the band put the messages there to make people think that there was a conspiracy, but it's really for profit, popularity and LOLz.
eek
I'm a genius.

That's exactly what they did. They were purposely placed as an inside joke. If you really wanted to cover something up you wouldn't leave anything that could be seen as evidence on an album cover. All these "clues" and backmaskings are simply for the LOLZ.  

[The_Original_Chaplin]

I'm in the mood to post some more backmasking. I really am a sucker of backmasking but maybe this isn't the best place to post it. Perhaps I should make my own thread question


http://homepages.tesco.net/harbfamily/opd/audio/helpmember.mp3
Song: Help!
Forwards: I never needed...
Backwards: We need a member.

http://homepages.tesco.net/harbfamily/opd/audio/betterdead.mp3
Song: Getting Better
Forwards: I have to admit it's getting better, a little better all the time.
Backwards: After all Paul is dead. He lost his hairs, head.
This does take a couple of listens but when you catch it it's quite clear. The story goes that the real Paul died in a car crash. His head was cut off and his hair was burned off.

http://homepages.tesco.net/harbfamily/opd/audio/pepperreprise.mp3
Song: Sgt. Peppers Reprise
Forwards: Sgt. Peppers lonely...
Backwards: It was a fake moustache.
The story claims that Paul's replacement had several plastic surgeries to appear more like Paul. They left small surgical scars on his lip that were covered up by his moustache. Also some claim that you can hear "Paul is dead" "really dead" in the background. This clip has been edited to enchance this.

http://homepages.tesco.net/harbfamily/opd/audio/walrusdead.mp3
Song: I Am The Walrus
Forwards: Oom pah, oom pah, stick it oop ya joompah!
Backwards: Ha, ha, Paul is dead! Ha, ha, Paul is dead!
This phrase is chanted several times during the long ending of the song. If you play this chanting backwards it sounds a lot like the following phrase is being repeated over and over - "Ha, ha, Paul is dead. Ha, ha, Paul is dead...". The stereo track has been split here to make the chanting more audible, hence why it sounds a little bassey. It can be a little hard to hear behind the other noise but once you catch it it's very clear.

http://homepages.tesco.net/harbfamily/opd/audio/tired.mp3
Song: I'm So Tired
Forwards: Unrecognisable mumbling.
Backwards: Paul is dead man. Miss him, miss him, miss him!
At the very end of the song, just before Blackbird starts we can hear John quietly mumbling something into the mic. Played forwards this mumbling is incoherent and makes no sense. However, if it's played backwards we can clearly hear John saying "Paul is dead man. Miss him, miss him, miss him!". After the reversal there's the same reversed speech again played louder because it is a bit quiet on its own.

http://homepages.tesco.net/harbfamily/opd/audio/passmeby.mp3
Song: Don't Pass Me By
Forwards: Don't pass me by, don't make me cry, don't make me blue.
Backwards: Who'd we pay for now? We paid for now? It's that one.
This strange message is given to us if the opening to the chorus is played backwards. Perhaps William wasn't the first guy they paid to replace McCartney? Another thing worth mentioning it the lyric "I'm sorry that I doubted you, I was so unfair. You were in a car crash and you lost your hair..."

http://homepages.tesco.net/harbfamily/opd/audio/dotitinroad.mp3
Song: Why Don't We Do it in the Road?
Forwards: Why don't we do it in the road?
Backwards: Paul, really dead. I really want it out.
Although the other identical lines are incoherent, this one particular line in the song gives this more clearer message.

http://homepages.tesco.net/harbfamily/opd/audio/bday.mp3
Song: Birthday
Forwards: I would like you to dance. (Birthday) Take a cha-cha-cha-chance.
Backwards: He's dead, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. (Dead, dead) He's dead, we sing hallelujah.
This particular reversal is found in the song Birthday, which could be a metaphor for a new birthday for the Beatles? Perhaps celebrating the birth of the new line-up? In a way the reversal almost seems to be celebrating the death of McCartney.

http://homepages.tesco.net/harbfamily/opd/audio/revturn.mp3
Song: Revolution #9
Forwards: Number nine.
Backwards: Turn me on, dead man.
This eerie phrase is heard when the line "Number nine" from the beginning of the track is reversed. In 1967 Paul sang "I'd love to turn you on." and now John is seen here to reply "Turn me on, dead man."

http://homepages.tesco.net/harbfamily/opd/audio/revcrash.mp3
Song: Revolution #9
Backwards: The sound of a car crash and someone trapped inside shouting 'Let me out!'.
But the biggest thing you hear when the track is played in reversed is what appears to be an audio representation of a car crash. This starts at approximately 5m 20s in as you play the track backwards and starts with the sound of a speeding car zooming past things with horns ablazing. Then there's the sound of a lorry sounding his horn (according to the story, Paul collided with a yellow lorry that caused him to smash into the telegraph pole) and then the sound of heavern choir singing. After this we hear the bell chimes of a fire engine and then John saying "Turn me on, dead man. Turn me on.". As he says this the chatter of a gathering crowd can then be heard before Paul starts screaming "Let me out! Let me out!" seemingly in increasing desperation. This scene uncannily matches the story of Paul's crash, and links in with other clues that tell of Paul's demise.

http://homepages.tesco.net/harbfamily/opd/audio/revtwo.mp3
Song: Revolution #9
Forwards: I'm not in the mood for wearing clothing.
Backwards: There were two, there is none now..
Near the end of the piece and before the fire really begins to kick in John can be heard saying 'I am not in the mood for wearing clothing." If this line is reversed you can hear the phrase "There were two, there is none now." Many people believe that this refers to Paul and Rita the passenger in his car. It's very interesting how, when reversed, John is saying that there are now none after the fire.

http://homepages.tesco.net/harbfamily/opd/audio/alltogethernow.mp3
Song: All Together Now
Forwards: "All together now. All together now. All together now. All together now."
Backwards: "I buried Paul. I buried Paul. I buried Paul. I buried Paul."
If the chorus of this happy little ditty is played backwards we're given the message 'I buried Paul'.

http://homepages.tesco.net/harbfamily/opd/audio/buriedpaul.mp3
Song: Strawberry Fields Forever
Forwards: "I buried Paul."
This isn't a backmasking but still worth mentioning. At the very end of the song, as the song is fading out John can be heard saying something. There is controversy surrounding what he said but the general consensus is that John is saying "I buried Paul". It's been argued that he's merely saying 'cranberry sauce' - see what you think by listening to the audio clip. First you'll hear it in its normal form, then again sped up a little.

http://homepages.tesco.net/harbfamily/opd/audio/something.mp3
Song: Something
Forwards: Somewhere in her smile she knows that I don't need no other lover. Something in her style that shows me. I don't want to leave her now, you know I believe in how.
Backwards: I am a Beatle no one. I am a Beatle no one. For shall thou art, something is with us. A bottle? No, a demon idol. So unleash my answer, mirror with us.
This one is very strange and probably fake but I still feel it's worth mentioning. If the second verse of the song is played backwards we get a very interesting reversal. Something is with the group which the reversal claims to be a "demon idol". He then seemingly asks the 'mirror' of the group to unleash his answer. Who is the only member of the group with a mirror, or a double? A demon idol could be a false idol, and thus again ties in with the false double remark. Is he telling Paul to come clean?

http://homepages.tesco.net/harbfamily/opd/audio/ohdarling.mp3
Song: Oh! Darling
Forwards: "Oh, darling. Please believe me."
Backwards: "In me lives he."
If this little snippet of vocal is reversed we're given the interesting line 'In me lives he'. Since this is Paul singing this, could this be Paul's double telling us that the spirit of Paul lives within him, that he is effectively Paul? It's interesting that this is being said when, on the reverse, Paul is telling us to believe him.

http://homepages.tesco.net/harbfamily/opd/audio/letitbe.mp3
Song: Let It Be
Forwards: Let it be, let it be. Let it be, let it be.
Backwards: He's dead. He's dead. He's dead. He's dead.
If the chorus of this song is played backwards Paul is quite clearly singing 'He's dead' over and over. It's almost like he's saying "He's dead, let it be!" as if telling us to get over it.

http://homepages.tesco.net/harbfamily/opd/audio/getback.mp3
Song: Get Back
Forwards: Get back! Get back! Get back to where you once belonged.
Backwards: I need some wheels. Help me! Help me! Help me!
'Wheels' is slang in the UK for a car so why is Paul seemingly looking for a new one? Is it possibly because his last one was written off in the smash?

http://homepages.tesco.net/harbfamily/opd/audio/reallove.mp3
Song: Real Love
Forwards: Yes it's real. Yes it's real love.
Backwards: Paul, we used to sing with you. We used to sing.
This is from the original demo recording of John singing 'Real Love'. If the chorus is played backwards you get the message 'Paul, we used to sing with you." Why is it being said in a past tense?

Well that's all I have for now. The Beatles were truly masters of backmasking. biggrin
 

[GeorgeStow]

Are there any other bands who actually do backmasking?
Maybe it turns out that Guns N Roses split up(the new GNR aren't the real deal-let's face it) because Slash is secretely dead. eek  

[Fairy Alchemist 96]

Koops,that's really scary. eek