It's actually very common to hear these so called "subliminal messages" in songs, and it also happens in everyday speech. When it is done intentionally, it's called backward masking. The artists will deliberately add samples that are meant to be played backwards.

In everyday conversations, it's called reverse speech. This is when your subconcious makes key points to the conversation that took place.

Try googling "Backwards Masking" and "Reverse Speech" to find out more.

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Originally posted by Clovis I think its less subliminal message, and more reversing of an original sample for effx purposes Lots of tracks have reversed vocals.

Yeah, I'd have to agree with you there, Clovis. This reminds me of an episode of "Saved by the Bell" where all the kids are playing subliminal messages in that one class... ah, the 80's.

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Originally posted by SVGmethod the 'this is sick' vocal sample is from Janet Jackson's "All night". The 'of course I love the music' sample sounds like Janet Jackson as well but I don't know which song it is. I agree with what Clovis said. Its not a hidden/subliminal message. It is just the reversal of the original sample. Thats all. Check out Henrik Schwarz - Walk Music....it is saying 'walk music' forwards, but it sounds backwards. In making that song, they must have recorded 'walk music' backwards, then reversed it so it sounds all f'ed up. LOL.

Walk Music uses reversed samples of Marvin Gaye- Ain't No Sunshine

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