Led Zeppelin's Stairway to heaven backwards.

[radhead]

The difference with Led Zeppelin is that they were in the spotlight as far as recording artists. Jimmy Page did a four-part gesture to summon Satan live during their filmed concert of Song Remains the Same. Not once but twice.

I have no doubt that Satan knows about Led Zeppelin and Jimmy Page.

 

[ThePerfectNobody]

That rumor's a whole bunch of garbage. There are thousands upon thousands of rumors about backwards playing and stuff like that. I doubt the devil would come to somebody who jokingly attempts to summon him not with any "magical" device but with an ordinary violin bow. Page was trying to add flair. It would only sound like a satanic message to one who's mind looks for it.

 

[GenemZ]

That rumor's a whole bunch of garbage. There are thousands upon thousands of rumors about backwards playing and stuff like that. I doubt the devil would come to somebody who jokingly attempts to summon him not with any "magical" device but with an ordinary violin bow. Page was trying to add flair. It would only sound like a satanic message to one who's mind looks for it.

This thread began 8th August 2004, 02:40 AM. This thread died 9th December 2006, 08:07 AM.

Strange that you should dig it up now....

 

[MomOf2nApril]

I watched a show about this once. And it had a very good point. They played this and other songs backwards, no words on the screen. It was all gibberish as far as anyone could tell. Then they played them again, this time accompanied by the supposed "satanic lyrics", and all of a sudden, everyone heard it as such. Basically, here's the reality: any given song played backwards is simply gibberish. But most people, due to the fact that when your brain hears gibberish, it will always try to make sense of it, will hear what they are told to hear.

 

[Saleena]

 

[GenemZ]

I watched a show about this once. And it had a very good point. They played this and other songs backwards, no words on the screen. It was all gibberish as far as anyone could tell. Then they played them again, this time accompanied by the supposed "satanic lyrics", and all of a sudden, everyone heard it as such. Basically, here's the reality: any given song played backwards is simply gibberish. But most people, due to the fact that when your brain hears gibberish, it will always try to make sense of it, will hear what they are told to hear.

I used to own a reel to reel tape player. Recorded Stairway to Heaven. Rewound the tape. Then I rethreaded the tape into the machine after twisting it once to get the back to now face the front. Played it again. It had some gibberish mixed in with words that one could understand. Amazing that when ever such a thing was discovered it contained some demonic theme.

When I was in Bible college I walked into a sound room where one person was apparently doing some work on a project. My brother was with me. The person had a DJ turntable that can be turned by hand to play backwards. He placed on the platter a 45 - "Another One Bite the Dust," by Queen.

He stopped the song playing at one point, and proceeded to play it backwards. Clear as day. We heard repeated over and again... "Its fun to smoke marijuana, its fun to smoke marijuana... I gave us the creeps. We all heard it plain as day.

So much for gibberish.

 

[markb77]

Gee. If only there were a way to put our brains in a "backwards" gear this all might actually mean something. I think it's been proven that even if you hear something that's actually been "backmasked" (for lack of a better word), your brain simply isn't wired to pick up on whatever message has been coded backwards in the song. So, there's no way subliminal messages can make any sense to us, even on the off chance that you actually "hear" a backwards message in a song. Does this make sense? .ton ylbaborP

 

[GenemZ]

Gee. If only there were a way to put our brains in a "backwards" gear this all might actually mean something.

I began to realize that by exposing this weird phenomena it would make people aware to play their music backwards so they could actually hear the Satanic messages. Best to leave it alone and listen to it forward, which was often times bad enough in how it effected one's soul. I quit the music business when all the quasi-pagan priest bands began to pop up. My gut told me to get out while I still had my integrity. Never looked back. Life is not this lifetime.

These band members in the likes of Led Zep have the appearance of what the pagan priests used to look like before Christianity revolutionized the world.

Its how we got the pictures of Jesus having long hair and looking dainty. For when pagan converts to Christianity came in to the church their artists depicted Jesus as what their concept of a holy man was to be. Satan's priests were often times effeminate and the like we see with many rock bands.

Jews on the other hand were forbidden to make any graven image of a man, so we do not have any pictures of Jesus from his day. Paul warned that a man with long hair is defying nature... Jesus did not have long hair down to his shoulders. He looked like the typical rabbi. He was the perfect specimen of masculinity. Not macho, masculinity.

I learned about how we get these pictures of the "hippy" looking Jesus when I attended a university lecture given by a a museum curator who explained how we got the look of Jesus from pagan converts. Without knowing where it came from, we accept this look of Jesus without knowing its source. Jesus was not a pagan priest. The pictures we see of him depict him as so. Its just another distortion we have had handed down to us about the truth.

 

[justanobserver]

I'm kinda new on here so I don't know if anybody has posted this before but i was surfing the net and I found this website. http://www2.memlane.com/jmilner/stairwaybackwards.htm
Its about the Led Zeppelin's song stairway to heaven. when you hear the song back ward you could hear a satanic message. It says like here's to my sweet satan or something like that. It freak me out. What do you guys think?

Its an urban legend.