Interested in backwards messages in songs?
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There have been tons of artists who have undertaken this task.
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I'd say most songs do this. Just listen...try the site below.
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Listen to another song.  Dang it!  Now I have it stuck in mine!  Thanks a lot!
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the alphabet backwards
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Just a suggestion -- The fewer lyrics the better...People want to hear the music but fill in their own messages, memories....
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If no one recognizes it trying typing "lyric finder" into any search engine....there are lots of sites dedicated to compling song lyrics, and most of them have reverse searches.
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Here : http://mikepatton.forumactif.com/ftopic361.Lyrics-PT.htm\n(but some songs are missing)\n\nHas anyone else another idea ? It's important for me too...
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In short, no, I do not think that satanic messages are embedded within Stairway to Heaven.  Backmasking, the process of playing a song backwards, usually with the intent to discover subliminal messages of a recorded medium, such as a song or movie/television dialogue, was popularized when the Beatles released the song "Rain." John Lennon later acknowledged intentionally recording an innocent backmasked message in the song. Later, radicals decided to look for satanic messages that they assumed were concealed within Rock and Roll music. Led Zepplin faced quite the assault when so many reported that "Stairway to Heaven" contained satanic references.  In fact, in 1982 a California State Assembly was held to hear the song, and they said that, when played backwards, these lyrics could be heard:\n"I sing because I live with Satan\nThe Lord turns me off-- there's no escaping it\nHere's to my sweet Satan, whose power is Satan\nHe will give you 666. I live for Satan."\nWhile the band and the label usually made no comment to the propaganda, Robert Plant later professed, "To me it's very sad, because "stairway" was written with every best intention, and as far as reversing tapes and putting messages on the end, that's not my idea of making music."\nMany research projects have since ensued.\n\nI found this from an online source:\n\n"In 1985, university psychologists John R. Vokey and J. Don Read conducted a study using Psalm 23 from the Bible, Queen's "Another One Bites the Dust," and various other sound passages made up for the experiment. Vokey and Read had subjects listen for phrases that they themselves could hear in a backward playing of these recordings. They then asked subjects if they could hear these same phrases, and other phrases that Vokey and Read did not hear in the recordings. Subjects were in agreement with the researchers "assignment of the passages" of the time. Vokey and Read conclude that "people do in fact" hear "intelligible phrases in streams of backward speech". They also found that "people cannot be induced to hear virtually anything in backward speech". In other words subjects heard phrases that Vokey and Read heard and told subjects were there, and did not hear phrases that Vokey and Read did not hear but said were there."\n\nThe conclusion made by Vokey and Read in the study described above was that if backmasking did indeed exist, it was ineffective. Their volunteers had trouble even noticing the backmasked phrase when the tape was played forward, were unable to judge the type of message (whether it was Christian, Satanic, or commercial) it contained, and were not led to behave in any certain way as a result of being "exposed" to the backmasked phrase. \n\nMany would agree that the power of suggestion is strong.  Furthermore, we discussed this in my psychology class and concluded that subliminal messages are generally ineffective or quite limited in their influence.  A message recorded backwards is unintelligible when the record is played forwards. It could not be understood even if it was played apart from the music. A backmasked message superimposed on a musical passage would be itself masked by the music so that it would not readily be heard.\n\nSo basically, no, i don't think there are satanic messages even though the imagination is powerful enough to suggest that there might be.  And even if there were, it wouldn't be significant to the song itself played forward.  Still pretty fascinating though!
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Most lyrics aren't posted on the legit sites until after the CD is released. If they are posted, a lot of the times they are wrong. I used to work for a music store, and this was something that we would get asked all the time.
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try yahoo LAUNCHcast... or whatever the music thing for yahoo was
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Great for adults if you can handle it:\nhttp://www.computerpranks.com/download/online-fun/jingle_bells_reversed.swf
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If there was a top 40 of backmasked songs, then "Stairway to Heaven" by Led Zeppelin would be at the top. This song contains many backward messages. Here is one of them that occurs right at the very end of the song.. It says: "Play backwards. Hear words sung."\n\nHowever, by far the most controversial backward messages on the song can be found in the following soundtrack. They say backwards: "Its my sweet Satan. The one whose little path would make me sad whose power is fake (indeterminate gibberish - some people claim this says, He gives you 666) There was a little toolshed where he made us suffer, sad Satan."\n\nA complete analysis of the reversals in this song and their meanings can be found in this extract: Stairway to Where? from the book, "Reverse Speech: Voices From The Unconscious." This book contains an extensive and historical analysis of many other reversals and backward messages in music. To purchase a copy of this book go to the Products Section of this website.\n\nCheck http://www.reversespeech.com/rev/stairback.Mp3
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Try this link:  http://www.musicrefuge.com/index.php?go=resources&type=lyrics&resource_id=3870
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http://www.lyricsondemand.com/
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give me a few of the lyrics
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Cadence for fire fighters not sure there but you can check limewire or you can always get cadences and just change the lyrics that would be the easiest way to do it.
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google the song and put "lyrics"