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Metsis (顯示個人資料) 2022年8月2日下午2:07:23
Altebrilas,
When reel-to-reel-recorders or magnetophones became largely available to households in the western world in 1970's, people began to experiment with those. With some magnetophones it was possible to play backwards, so of course that was tried.
Sometime the ultra-christians (?) in the USA got the idea that rock-musicians worship Satan so they began to play rock-songs backwards with those magnetophones in order to find evidence. For some reason "Stairway to heaven" by Led Zeppelin became singled out.
Here is a Youtube video of that song played backwards with alledged lyrics which "prove" worshipping of Satan.
When reel-to-reel-recorders or magnetophones became largely available to households in the western world in 1970's, people began to experiment with those. With some magnetophones it was possible to play backwards, so of course that was tried.
Sometime the ultra-christians (?) in the USA got the idea that rock-musicians worship Satan so they began to play rock-songs backwards with those magnetophones in order to find evidence. For some reason "Stairway to heaven" by Led Zeppelin became singled out.
Here is a Youtube video of that song played backwards with alledged lyrics which "prove" worshipping of Satan.
Altebrilas (顯示個人資料) 2022年8月3日上午11:42:54
I have myself experimented that long time ago. I noticed that it was like reading in reverse order a phonetically written text. With some exceptions: for instance, the sound "k" sounded like "hx" (cxapelita H).
About the song of Led Zeppelin, the text of the backward version canbe read in the comments, but not the forward one. I'd like to compare both versions in written form.
Btw, is there any examples of someone having tried to do that in esperanto?
About the song of Led Zeppelin, the text of the backward version canbe read in the comments, but not the forward one. I'd like to compare both versions in written form.
Btw, is there any examples of someone having tried to do that in esperanto?