Music Trivia -> Hidden Messages -> S
Aside from backwards messages (which is a seperate page), bands have found other interesting ways to hide things in their music or in their album covers.
"Save The Life Of My Child," Simon and Garfunkel
During the instrumental break, you will hear 'Sound of Silence'.
Paul Warren
"Several Species of Small Furry Animals...," Pink Floyd
If you play it slower, you can hear Roger Waters say "That was pretty avant garde, wasn't it?"
Tom "The Deke" Ammon
"So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright," Simon and Garfunkel
Near the end of the song (about 2:55) you can hear Paul Simon calling out "So long, Arty". The song was written for Art Garfunkel (who sings it) because Art said Paul Simion couldn't write a song about his favorite architect. It was the last song they recorded for a long time, so the 'so long' was true. The song is as much about Art as Frank.
Paulmarkj
"So Yesterday," Hilary Duff
if you play the part where it goes, "At least not today, not today, not today, cuz-" and reverse it, it says, "Hail this Nazi lane, Nazi lane, Nazi lane..." (FYI: i don't like Hilary, so i called it it.)
Someone
"Story so far," New found glory
well, at the end of it new found glory forgot to shut the mic off, so it goes on for like about 20 more minutes and then goes into the beginnin of understatment for a second then some other weird song
someone
"Strawberry Fields Forever," The Beatles
Listen to the end. After the fade-out/fade-in, you hear a low, distorted voice, saying "Cranberry Sauce." But it easily sounds like "I buried Paul", contributing to the "Paul is Dead" rumor of the late 60's.
Ra'akone
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