List of backmasked messages
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Artist Source Message
"She's giving me the evil eye, suck
Ash "Evil Eye" (album)
Satan's cock."[1]
"...your enamel / made no
reflection in our mirror / coughing
up the coffins / cotton candy
coated teeth / these pockets were
clinching all filled with teeth /
amnesia proletariat / in the unlikely
event / that sarcasm is an unfitting
At the Drive-In "300 MHz" (EP)
dress / amnesia proletariat /
amnesia proletariat / amnesia /
coughing up the coffins / cotton
candy coated teeth / these pockets
were clinching / all filled with teeth
/ sharpened on the fucking hides
of men..."[3]
"I buried my parakeet in the
"Detour Thru Your Mind" backyard. Oh no, you're playing
The B-52's
(album) the record backwards. Watch out,
you might ruin your needle."[4]
"...the sun shines. Raaain. If the
"Rain" rain comes, they run and hide their
heads"[6]
The Beatles
Comments
Said at the beginning of the
song. Lead singer Tim
Wheeler remarked that "Yeah,
we did hide a secret message
in 'Evil Eye', but it's not that
bad..."[2]
Heard by reversing the song
starting at the 94-second
mark. The message is
composed of rearranged
verses from earlier in the
song.
At the end of the track. May
poke fun at psychedelia, or at
the backmasking
controversy.[5]
Gibberish occurs during the
fade out (accompanying music
is not reversed), actually
sections of the vocal melody.
This was one of the earliest
instances of backmasking.
The deliberate reversal was
repeatedly acknowledged by
John Lennon and others.[7]
Can be heard during the
song's fade-out. Was
commented upon by many
newspapers after the album's
release in 1995 and the
discovery of the message by
 "Free as a Bird" (album) "Turned out nice again." BBC Radio Five Live producer
Simon Clifford.[8][9] Paul
McCartney stated that, "We
even put one of those spoof
backwards recordings on the
end of the single for a laugh,
to give all those Beatles nuts
something to do."[10]

After the last time Beck says

"Soy un perdedor. I'm a loser, "I'm a loser, baby, so why don't
Beck "Loser" (album) baby, so why don't you kill me"[3] you kill me," and before the
(entire chorus reversed) vocal "I'm a driver, I'm a
winner."

At 3 minutes and 17 seconds

"You must sleep with the rest of
into the song, you can hear
Between the "Disease, Injury, Madness" the non-believers/If you disagree,
faint vocals that sound like
Buried and Me (album) you will sleep/You must sleep with
gibberish. Reversed you can
the rest of the non-believers"
hear the lyrics.[11]

Said in a deep, odd-sounding

voice. Preceded by "I hope
"Lift Your Head Up High you take this the wrong way /
Bloodhound "Devil child will wake up and eat
(and Blow Your Brains And misinterpret what I say /
Gang Chef Boyardee Beefaroni"
Out)" (album) Rewind and let me reverse it /
Backwards like Judas Priest
first did"[12]

"A god with hooves, a god with Clearly audible two minutes
"You Could Feel the Sky"
and fourteen seconds into the
(album) horns"[13]
song.

Boards of In the sentence "Although not

Canada a follower of David Koresh,
she's a devoted Branch
"1969" (album) "David Koresh" Davidian." The rest of the
sentence is not
backmasked.[13]

"Ea, Lord Of The Depths"

Burzum "I come for you." At the end of the track.
(album)

"I don't mind the sun sometimes,

the images it shows. I can taste
you on my lips and smell you in my Between the second chorus
Butthole
"Pepper" (album) clothes. Cinnamon and sugary and
Surfers and the third verse.[14]
softly spoken lies. You never know
just how you look through other
people's eyes."

This occurs after the song

"Jesus Wrote a Blank
Cake "Don't forget to breathe in." ends (about 3:06 of the
Check" (album)
track).[15]

"You think you're alive,

motherfucker? You're just the
walking fucking dead, you're a
fucking sheep, stepping on my
back to stay alive. West Coast,
East Coast, you're all just a bunch
Choking Victim "Hate Yer State" (album) of fucking fools, you and the rest of At beginning of song.[4][16]

"Look! No Strings!" (album)
Chumbawamba
"Mary, Mary"
"Dinner at Deviant's
Cradle of Filth
Palace" (album)
D12 "My Band" (album)
"As Flittermice As Satan's
Darkthrone
Spys" (album)
Chris de Burgh "The Vision" (album)
Deep Purple "Stormbringer" (album)
"Rocket" (album)
Def Leppard
"White Lightning" (album)
"Satan Spawn, the Caco-
Deicide
Daemon" (album)
this greedy fucking world. Kill
yourself! So stay in school, say no
to drugs, oh yeah! Hail Satan!
Good night boys and girls,
pleasant dreams."
"Oh fuck me Jesus!"
A girl reciting Hail Marys[18]
Unusual sounds and a reversed
reading of the Lord's
Prayer[4][18][21]
"Buy this album now. When it gets
to the end."[24]
"In the name of God, let the
churches burn."[25]
"And then a vision..."[27]
"Cocksucker, motherfucker,
stormbringer!"[28]
"We are fighting with the gods of
war"
"She's got the rhythm of love"
"Satan spawn, cacodaemon,
cacodaemon, cacodaemon, satan
spawn, cacodaemon,
cacodaemon, cacodaemon."[4]
Near the end of the song.
References the band's "Fuck
Me Jesus" tour.
Chumbawamba was described
by the press in Keswick,
where they played a concert,
as "the worst of the American
Satanic backwards message
bands," despite the fact that
Chumbawamba was British,
not American.[17]
The very end of this song
wraps up a theme from the
beginning in which "Mary"
recites the Hail Mary. The
recitation is quite obviously
backmasked given the sound
and length of the reversed
version.[19][20]
Backwards readings of the
Lord's Prayer are allegedly
used in certain demonic
rites.[22][23]
20 seconds before the end of
the track when Eminem does
a parody of Kelis's Milkshake
called "My Salsa."
At the end of the track.[26]
Heard at the beginning of the
track after segueing from "The
Leader" (where this sample
was taken), another track on
the album Into the Light.
Occurs at the beginning of the
song before the first verse.
A preview of another song,
"Gods of War," on the album
Hysteria.[4]
From the song "Heaven Is",
recorded backwards.[29]
At the beginning of the track,
accompanied by bleating of
sheep. Effectively the same as
the chorus.
A reversal of earlier parts of

Drowning Pool "Sermon" (album)
The Dukes of "The Mole from the
Stratosphear Ministry" (mini-album)
"Mr. Radio" (album)
"Down Home Town" (album)
"Fire on High" (album)
Electric Light
Orchestra
Various songs from Secret
Messages (Those are
"Secret Messages", "Time
After Time", "Stranger",
"Danger Ahead", "Rock N'
Roll Is King" and the
intended side D track for a
double album "Hello My
Old Friend")
"Stimulate" (album)
Eminem
"My Name Is"
"Odyssey of the Mind"
(album)
Enigma
"Camera Obscura" (album)
"This City Never Sleeps"
Eurythmics
(album)
"Ladies and gentlemen, tell me
what you believe"
"You can fuck yourself with your
atom bomb."
"Hello Mr. Radio..."[32]
"Face the mighty waterfall"
(2x)[32][33]
"The music is reversible, but
time... (violin note) is not. Turn
back! Turn back! Turn back! Turn
back!"[33][35]
"Welcome to the show" (2x),[36]
"Thank you for listening," "Look
out, there's danger ahead," "Listen
to music," "Hup two three four,"
"Time after time," "You're playing
me backwards," "Plant a tree," and
"..acquire... It's seriously gonna be
fun*"[32] (The message on "Hello,
My Old Friend" is kind of hard to
make out and may be incorrect.)
"I'm not here to save you / I'm only
here for the ride / So let me
entertain you / And everything will
be fine."[38]
"It is Slim" / "It's Eminem!"
While this track does contain some
forward vocals as well, the entire
track contains backmasking from
the first (self-titled) track of the
album, "Le Roi Est Mort, Vive le
Roi!".[39]
Lyrics beginning with "Cause we
are the fighters / Just fighting for
our rights / Stand up, join us,
modern crusaders alive / We have
the power"
"I enjoyed making the record, very
good, very good"
the song. Drummer Mike Luce
said, "It's just a homage. A
tribute back to the old
school."[30]
Speeded up and fluttering at
the very end of the track.[31]
Heard at 1:57 of the track.
At the beginning of the track.
This album was released in
1975 following allegations of a
hidden message in 1974's
Eldorado, and was a satirical
response.[34] This was also
the chorus to their previous
track "Waterfall".
Reversal of a deep mumbling
spoken by drummer Bev
Bevan. Another response to
the Eldorado controversy.[34]
This concept album, released
by ELO in 1983, contains
many backwards and hidden
messages, both visual and
auditory.[37] It was a further
response to the Satanic
backmasking controversy.[34]
The British release contains a
parody warning label about the
backward messages, but this
was deleted by CBS Records
for the United States
version.[36]
At the end of the track.
At the refrain.
Sections of Andru Donalds'
reversed vocals from "Modern
Crusaders", an earlier track in
the album.[40]
At the end of the song, after
some seconds of silence.[41]
 This part is most clear for the
"Ooh what a hell of a price, what a first 1:30 of the song.[42] Taken
Filter "The 4th" (album) from the song "World Today"
hell of a price."
which segues into the next
track.

"that you were gone / couldn’t

believe / flesh and bone / pitch
black / sat alone / I finally / After the third time Cole
flora cash "You're Somebody Else"
whatever I had / beating heart that Randall says the chorus.
I / every bit of bea- / better part /
you were the"

Right before the second verse.

A reference to bassist Bob
Hardy's homesickness during
the recording of the album.
Franz "She's worried about you, call your
"Michael" (album) The band "wanted to do the
Ferdinand mother."
exact opposite [of Satanic
backmasking], put the most
positive thing we could think of
as a backwards message."[43]

This line is a sample of

"One thing is for sure - the sheep
Graham Chapman in a sketch
Robert Fripp "Haaden Two" (album) is not a creature of the air.
from the first episode of Monty
Baaaaaaaah!"
Python's Flying Circus.[44][45]

Said by a demonic voice.

References the band's first
album, See You In Hell. It is
Grim Reaper "Final Scream" (album) "See you in hell!"[18]
heard after the child says
"Goodnight Daddy" and at the
end of the song.

"The body of Shane Fenton is in Normal lyrics include "Get thee

"Christian Rock Concert" the laundry chute of the New behind me Stryper, I’ve played
Half Man Half
(McIntyre, Treadmore and
Ambassadors Hotel near Euston your records backwards, I’ve
Biscuit
Davitt) seen your antics in the Green
Station[46] "
Room"

"Your pain on the cross was but a

splinter compared to the agony of
my father. I will drive deeper the Reversed lyrics from earlier in
Iced Earth "Damien" (album)
thorns into your rancid carcass, the song.[47]
you profaner of vices.You have
done nothing."

Near the end of the song, a

clearly reversed voice can be
heard. This is a reference to
Imagine "Cha-Ching (Till We Grow
"There is no anagram." the story behind the name
Dragons Older)" (album)
Imagine Dragons, an anagram
of a previous band name they
had.

"Thursday Night we smoked

Incubus "Azwethinkweiz" (album) indica, and Azwethinkweizm was Said by Brandon Boyd.
born"[48]

Heard between the songs "Are

Friends Electric" and "Ozar

"Obey your parents. Do your
Information "Are Friends Electric"
homework. Winners don't do
Society (album)
drugs."[49]
"Fuck the Devil! Fuck that shit! We
believe in life legit. If you diggin'
"Echo Side" (album)
what we say, why you throw your
Insane Clown soul away?"[51][52]
Posse
"Yeah, if you flip this message cuz
"Everybody Rise" (album) you think there's some secret
message, there ain't shit!"[18]
"Hmm, Hmmm, what ho sed de
t'ing wid de t'ree bonce. Don't
Iron Maiden "Still Life" (album)
meddle wid t'ings you don't
understand", followed by a belch.
"‫֦ํݝ‬ᚆ室஑‫"( "ک‬Only you can
Jay Chou "You Can Hear" (album)
hear it")
"It doesn't take a genius to tell the
The J. Geils "No Anchovies, Please"
difference between chicken shit
Band (album)
and chicken salad."[33]
Journey "Message of Love" (album) "Message of love"[56]
"In the dead of the night, love
Judas Priest "Love Bites" (album)
bites"
KISS "Hate" (album) "Corgan"
Midrashim." The back of the
album cover features the
disclaimer "InSoc can accept
no responsibility for the mental
effect of the backwards
message."[50]
Heard after "licked the back of
his neck and said.."
Reversal of gibberish at the
end of the track. Said by
Violent J.
Found between the songs
"The Trooper" and "Still Life",
on Piece of Mind. It is an
inebriated Nicko McBrain (the
drummer) doing his "famous"
impression of Idi Amin Dada. It
translates to the following:
"'What ho,' said the monster
with the three heads, 'don't
meddle with things you don't
understand.'"[49][53]
The message was included by
the band in response to
allegations of Satanism that
were surrounding them at the
time.[54]
Following the same line
forwards. This is done
intentionally, so if you play it
backwards, "only you can hear
it".[55]
Disguised as a foreign-
sounding language spoken
under the narration.[36]
The song title is backmasked
in the opening 30 seconds of
the song.
Admitted to by Rob Halford
during the subliminal message
trial. Halford said that "When
you're composing songs,
you're always looking for new
ideas, new sounds."[57]
The introduction to the song
features amplifier feedback
along the message "Ladies
and Gentlemen, from Boise,
Idaho... direct from the
Paramount Theatre... 12 year-
old, little Billy Corgan" with the
 last word, "Corgan", being
backmasked.[58]

Can be heard spoken

"Shoots and Ladders"
Korn "This is madness" repeatedly throughout the
(album)
chorus.[4][59]

"All beef patties, special sauce,

lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on
L7 "Boys in Black" (album) The formula for a Big Mac.
a sesame seed bun. Two all beef
patties. (laugh)"[4]

"I don't know what to do, no guilt is The backwards message is

Lacuna Coil "Self Deception" (album) in my heart, I don't know what to
the chorus of the song.[60]
do, I'm not the reason"

"Everything falls apart even the

people who never frown eventually
"P5hng Me A*wy" (album) break down. Everything has to end During the intro and breaks.
you'll soon find we're out of time
left to watch it all unwind."[61]

Linkin Park The only lyric to this interlude.

Heard once at around 0:25 to
0:35, and four times from 1:45
"Announcement Service "You should brush your teeth, and
to end. The title is reversed
Public" you should wash your hands."
because you have to reverse
the song as well to get the
message from it.[62]

"This is my lowest point of

"Tourniquet" (album) At the opening of the track.
vulnerability"[4]

Various messages. For example,

"You are on the other side
now...there ain't no going back
Marilyn once you been here, brothers and
Manson "Revelation #9" sisters...there ain't no going
back."[63] Appears as the B-side for the
sympathy for the parents single "Get Your Gunn".
says the same thing forward as it
does backwards "uh uh the
apocoloypse"

Reversal of the lyric: "...for

Madonna "Justify my Love" "I love Satan, who are you"
you, to justify my love"

"Have mommy or daddy ever had

to spank you?", "I'm very fond of
this one about an old spider friend
of mine", "The itsy bitsy spider
"Eunuch Provocateur" climbed up the water spout / down The second part is the song
The Mars Volta
(album) came the rain and washed the "Itsy Bitsy Spider".
spider out / out came the sun and
dried up all the rain / and the itsy
bitsy spider climbed up the spout
again."[64]

On their Great White North

album, the comic duo explain
 "Good day, I'm Bob McKenzie.
This is my brother, Doug." "Take
off!" "No, how's it goin'?" "Oh,
Bob and Doug
"Black Holes" (album) sorry, eh." "No, you take off!" "You
McKenzie
take off!" "You blew it!" "Oh, sorry."
"This is the backwards part."
"Alright, start over." "Forget it!"
The entire song played backwards
Mew "New Terrain" (album) reveals another song titled
"Nervous".[66]
"Respect your parents." / "Clean
your room." / "Do your homework."
/ "Don't stay out too late." / "Eat
your vegetables." / "Put away your
toys." / "Don't sit too close to the
Mindless Self
"Backmask" (album) TV." / "Take the dog for a nice
Indulgence
walk." / "Hurry up! Get dressed for
church." / "Who needs me to suck
their dick?" / (at the end of the
song) "Don't listen to this song."[3]
"I put my thing down, flip it, and
reverse it." and "Watch the way
Missy Elliott "Work It" (album)
Missy like to take it backwards"[51]
Moby "Machete" (album) "I have to say goodbye."[67]
"Now tell me, about your miserable
little lives. I do not subscribe to
your superstitious, narrow minded
flights* of paranoia. I and people
like me, will always prevail! You
"Nightmare/The will never stifle* our free speech in
Motörhead
Dreamtime" (album) any country in the world, 'coz we
will fight forever*." "In a single
stroke, you poor, stupid, running
dogs. Why is it..." [Words followed
by a * are difficult to make out, and
may be incorrect][18]
"Rotting from the inside / over-
incubated by the heat of fear and
Mr. Bungle "Egg" (album)
love / the self's coagula[ted]"[69]
"Oh My God! Descending to the
13th floor, 14, 16, We’re on the
11th floor, descending to the 12th
floor
on this track that there's a
"secret message" to be played
backwards that "will give you
clues to what really
happened."[65] The message
is preceded by an invitation to
play the next part backwards
"like you do with some other
albums."
Slightly audible.
Clearly audible reversed
speech by singer Jimmy Urine;
starts at 2:10 into the song
and lasts until the end. The
song speaks degradingly
about angsty teenagers who
look for backwards messages
in music, and contains the
lyrics "Play that record
backwards/ Here's a message
yo for the suckas/ Play that
record backwards/ And go
fuck yourself."
Reversed version of the
preceding line. The "Watch the
way Missy like to take it
backwards" message can be
heard in the middle of the
second verse.
Appears midway through the
song.
Various sections of the song.
Reputedly a message to the
Parents Music Resource
Center.[68]
These are the lyrics from the
start of the track, although the
backwards version is a
different take.
Occurs at the very end of the
song, after the breakdown.
Nelly Furtado "Big Hoops (Bigger the Oh My God! Descending to the
Better)" (album)
13th floor, 14, 16, We’re on the
11th floor, descending to the 12th
floor"[70]
"Seven, seven, seven. I am the
Nevermore "Sentient 6" (album) bringer of the end, fear me, I am
the beast that is technology."[71]
"All my people right here, right
"D'You Know What I
Oasis now... d'you know what I mean?
Mean?" (album)
Yeah, yeah..."[72]
"Just once or twice is good for
your soul / Praise God! Brothers
and sisters! / Accept Jesus into
your heart and you will saved! /
Oingo Boingo "Cry of the Vatos" (album) You will receive everlasting life /
Listen to me, I've sinned, I know /
Praise Jesus and you will be
saved, saved, saved / Praise God,
you are healed, healed, healed."
"Bloodbath in Paradise" "Your mother sells whelks in
Ozzy Osbourne
(album) Hull"[74][75]
"What are you looking for the devil
Petra "Judas Kiss" (album) for, when you ought to be looking
for the Lord?"[4]
A Perfect Circle "Renholdër" (album) "Danny Lohner, Danny Lohner"
"Oh, oh, oh / It's magic, you know /
Pilot "You're Devotion" Never believe it's not so / Och aye!
/ Oh, oh, oh / It's magic..."
The message is more
noticeable on the a cappella
version of the song.
Occurs at 4:43. There is a
recurring theme in Nevermore
albums about humanity
becoming enslaved by
technology.
Heard throughout some parts
of the song, including the third
verse.
Entire song.[73]
A parody of the most famous
line from The Exorcist, in
which the possessed child
screams "Your mother sucks
cocks in hell." The message
appears to be related to an
earlier lawsuit against Ozzy
related to alleged subliminal
messages on his album
Blizzard of Ozz.
A response to the
backmasking controversy.[36]
Said in a high-pitched voice.
The title, "Renholdër", is "Re:
D. Lohner" backwards. Danny
Lohner was an early member
of A Perfect Circle.[76]
Appears during the song's
fadeout. The backmasked
message is the chorus of
Pilot's earlier song, "Magic".
Bassist David Paton
remarked: "We always meant
to have something else there
and after the success of
'Magic' the idea just came up
in the studio for all of us to
sing the chorus of 'Magic' on
the fade. I think you might

"Hello, Luka. Congratulations.
You've just discovered the secret
message. Please send your
Pink Floyd "Empty Spaces" (album) answer to Old Pink, care of the
funny farm, Chalfont." (voice in
background) "Roger! Carolyne is
on the phone!" "Ok"[78][79]
"The brainwashed do not know
Plasmatics "Coup d'État" (album)
they are being brainwashed"
"Hello, how are you? I'm fine.
'Cause I know that the Lord is
Prince "Darling Nikki" (album) coming soon. Coming, coming
soon", followed by thirty-seven
"hah"s.[49]
The Prodigy "Full Throttle" (album) "We're going in full throttle!"[82]
Propaganda "Warum schmerzt es, wenn mein
"Dr. Mabuse" (album)
(band) Herz den Schlag verpasst?"
Radiohead "Daydreaming" (album) "Half of my life."
even hear an 'Och aye!' in
there as well."[77]
The start and end of this line
are difficult to hear, and it is
often shortened to simply
"...congratulations. You've just
discovered the secret
message. Please send your
answer to Old Pink, care of the
funny farm, Chalfont."[6][35]
Many fans believe this line
refers to former lead singer
Syd Barrett, who suffered a
breakdown years earlier.[78]
Another interpretation of this is
that it foreshadows the
progression of Pink (the main
character on The Wall)
towards insanity and the
"funny farm."[80]
After the song "The Damned",
at the end of the album.[81]
At the end of the track with the
sound of rain and wind. The
message appears to be in
sharp contrast to the rest of
the sexually laden song[6] but
is more likely a simple double-
entendre.
The backmasked portion is
actually sampled from the film
Star Wars Episode IV: A New
Hope. It appears backmasked
on the album Music for the
Jilted Generation, but a
version of the song featuring
the unbackmasked sample
appears as the B-side to their
single "One Love".
German for: "Why does it hurt
when my heart misses the
beat?", another line from the
song. Found at appr. 3:15.
Repeated frequently in the last
minute of the song, in a
lowered pitch and a lowered
formant. It's to symbolise how
long that the band's frontman,
Thom Yorke had spent with his
separated and now late wife,
Rachel Owen. At the time of A
Moon Shaped Pool's release,
Yorke was 47 and he had
been married with Owen for 23
years.

"This little piggy went to
The Rutles "Piggy in the Middle" (album)
maaaarket."[83]
"Join us!" (x45)[84] followed by
Slayer "Hell Awaits" (album) "Welcome back" as a greeting to
their fans for their 2nd record.
"Santa, I love you baby. My
Christmas king. Santa, you’re my
Soundgarden "665" (album)
king. I love you, Santa baby. Got
what I need."[3]
"I choked her to death, then cut
her in small pieces so I could take
the meat to my rooms, cook, and
eat it. How sweet and tender her
"Secrets of Wysteria" (feat
Steampianist little ass was roasted in the oven.
Vocaloid Oliver)
It took me 9 days to eat her entire
body. I did not fuck her, though I
could have if I wished. She died a
virgin."
"I've traveled many roads and
seen many things in search of
fortune and fame. All my dreams
died no matter how hard I tried so
nothing but unhappiness remains.
Tech N9ne "Absolute Power" (album)
So now I sit with this pen in my
hand, itching to produce and
perform. Waiting to rule with
absolute power. I love these calm
little moments before the storm."
Tenacious D "Karate" (album) "Eat donkey crap."[85][86]
"Tiger Army never die, Tiger Army
never die, Tiger Army never die.
As the last tiger dies, the Ghost
Tigers rise. Heed the call of the
Tiger Army "Towards Destiny" (album) werecat Transylvania. We fight on
the side of fate. Toward destiny,
we ascend to it forever. Hail
Satan."[87]
"Listen to your mother. Your father
is right. Work hard. Stay in school.
Tool "Intension" (album) Listen to your mother. Your father
is right. Listen to your mother. Your
father is right."[88]
"Death in the Afternoon" "Oh, I remember death in the
Found prior to the bridge at
around 1:13. As The Rutles
are themselves a parody of
The Beatles, this parodies the
numerous purported
backwards messages in
Beatles songs.
Whispered (steadily getting
louder) during the first 1
minute and 5 seconds of the
song
Throughout the song.
Obviously parodies the
claimed Satanic messages.
At the end of the song, You
can hear a voice of a man
speaking backwards. The
reversed message is a portion
of the letter that was sent to
Grace Budd's parents as a
corresponding note to her
murder by American serial
killer, Albert Fish.
This message appears at the
beginning of the track.[51]
This plays at the end of
Karate, before the song "Rock
Your Socks" begins.
After the first verse, at around
0:36. Never Die was a song on
the band's first LP, and "Tiger
Army Never Die" has since
become the band's motto. The
title of Tiger Army's third
release, III: Ghost Tigers Rise
was taken from this message
as well.
Occurs during indecipherable
whispering and ambiance
beginning at 0:59.
vocals from the chorus of
another song are laid
Ultravox (album) afternoon" backwards into this track at
the ends of the choruses, and
into the fadeout at the end.

"You never listened, won't you turn

United Nations "Subliminal Testing" (album)
this back around."[88]

"Happiness is a warm gun, yes it Heard from 0:04 to 0:13 of the

The Used "Cut Up Angels" (album)
is"[88] song.

An extended message, beginning

with "There is a god; the universe
Steve Vai "Whookam" (album) is not without a creator, sustainer Entire track.
and protector. He is the ocean of
bliss."[89]

"Julia, (pause) however (pause -

the second thunder in normal
direction), in the light and visions
of the issues of Stanley, (pause)
we changed our mind. (pause) We Waters deliberately recorded a
have decided to include a backward message critical of
backward message. (pause - the film director Stanley Kubrick,
"Perfect Sense, Part I" first thunder is in normal direction) who had refused to let Waters
Roger Waters
(album) Stanley, (pause) for you, (pause) sample breathing sounds from
and for all the other book (short 2001: A Space Odyssey.[90]
pause) burners." ["partners" is The message is climaxed by a
often quoted in place of burners; loud, unintelligible shriek.
this is due to Waters' speaking
with a thick Scottish accent in the
soundbite and his "ur" sounding
like an "ar"][33]

The White
Stripes
"Walking with a Ghost" "Get out of my mind." During the backwards solo.[91]

"I'm under fire, fire and I'll never

Roy Wood "Under Fire" (album) Heard at the end of the song.
get out."

The track is from the video

"Now I lay me down to sleep" / "I
pray the Lord my soul to keep" / "If
Akira Yamaoka "The Reverse Will"
I should die before I wake" / "I pray
the Lord my soul to take"[92]
game Silent Hill 2. The
backmasked message is a
theme running through the
entire song; the only lyrics can
be heard as the prayer spoken
backwards by Laura.

"Wow, you must have an awful lot

"I Remember Larry" (album) At about 3:09 to 3:19.
of free time on your hands."[35][93]
"Weird Al"
At around 3:40. The message
Yankovic
is an intentional satire of the
"Nature Trail to Hell" (album) "Satan eats Cheez Whiz."[86][93]
Satanic backmasking
controversy.

This was done by Zappa,

"Better look around before you say
you don't care, / Shut your fucking
mouth about the length of my hair,
"Hot Poop" (album)
/ How would you survive / If you
along with The Mothers of
Invention, in 1968. Appears on
the original vinyl record. These
lines were cut from a different
track, "Mother People", and
replaced with less offensive
 were alive, / Shitty little person?"
Frank Zappa
Various messages, including "I am
the heaven / I am the water / Ich
bin deine Ritze / Ich bin deine
Ritze und Schlitze", "You're a
lonely little girl / But your Mommy
& your Daddy don't care", "I'm like
"Ya Hozna" (album) reach / I'm like squat / I'm like roll /
Repeat / Like roll over / Like thrust
/ Okay, like pull / Like push / I'm
like . . . / Okay, like . . . blow / I'm
blow",[95] "You're never too old",
and "Ich bin hier / Und du bist
mein Sofa"[96]
lyrics. But the original lyrics
were recorded backwards into
the end of "Hot Poop", though
with the word "fucking" mostly
cut out.[94]
The vocals on "Ya Hozna"
song are all backwards,
although the backing track and
guitar are mostly forwards.
The vocals are made up of
distorted outtakes from "Valley
Girl", "Lonely Little Girl", and
"Sofa #2".[97] The lyrics sheet
reads, "backwards vocal —
you figure it out".[36] Zappa
may have recorded the song
as a response to the early
1980s backmasking
controversy.[98]

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External links
Backmask Online (https://web.archive.org/web/20060526195256/http://www.backmaskonline.com/classicrock.html)
— clips and analysis of various alleged and actual backmasked messages
Jeff Milner's Backmasking Page (http://jeffmilner.com/backmasking.htm) — a Flash player which allows backwards
playback of various alleged and actual messages with and without lyrics; the focus of the Wall Street Journal article (
https://online.wsj.com/article_email/SB113677367081541303lMyQjAxMDE2MzA2OTcwNzkzWj.html)

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