Subliminal Messages

[TheGimp]

ok iam really bored and was browsing you tube and came across this stuff what do you guys think

Real?

or

Photoshoped

or dubed over with the audio messages?

heres the audio one

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhBIDFm01zE...feature=related

and a mix of audio and visual

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73fCLx-mFLg

and in music

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqIyAPT1Qvk

stairway to heaven msg

smells like teen sprit

I was bored dont ask just thought i would share....

i think some of it is bullshit and some of it may be real iam no sure yet...

[TomCat]

I know nothing...

[Eevee]

Like...the word SEX in the dust in Lion King?

Or the boner the minister had in My Little Mermaid?

[TheGimp]

Like...the word SEX in the dust in Lion King?

Or the boner the minister had in My Little Mermaid?

theres more listen and look at em all eevee theres one in aladin theres a penis on the cover of the little mermaid and theres a few in a coulple songs

[candyman]

Backmasking is so fun...

My friend and I work with a few metal bands in Wisconsin and there are a few songs where they wanted a spoken part with a reverse message. Up until I got the alphabet for backmasking and started writing it I always though that some of those speaking parts sounded funny. Listen to your favorite songs and try to find places where they say some words differently, like in speed, pitch, or accent, and then get it flipped around.

Look these songs up...and these are only the ones under the rock section:

Ramones - Blitzkrieg Bop -

Slayer - Hell Awaits -

Pantera - Avoid the Light -

Motley Crue - Dr. Feelgood -

Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath -

Slipknot - Skin Ticket -

Nirvana - Come as you Are -

Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit -

Marilyn Manson - Astonishing Panorama of the End Times -

Insane Clown Posse - House of Horrors -

Drowning Pool - Sermon -

...ah fuck I have too many of these tracks to copy and past here so if you have a request...I should be able to satisfy

[Scales]

http://apragmaticpolicy.wordpress.com/2008...-by-nick-turse/

May 22, 2008 — tc

From “Torturing Iron Man: The Strange Reversals of a Pentagon Blockbuster” by Nick Turse:

“Liberal Hollywood” is a favorite whipping-boy of right-wingers who suppose the town and its signature industry are ever-at-work undermining the U.S. military. In reality, the military has been deeply involved with the film industry since the Silent Era. Today, however, the ad hoc arrangements of the past have been replaced by a full-scale one-stop shop, occupying a floor of a Los Angeles office building. There, the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, and the Department of Defense itself have established entertainment liaison offices to help ensure that Hollywood makes movies the military way.

What they have to trade, especially when it comes to blockbuster films, is access to high-tech, tax-payer funded, otherwise unavailable gear. What they get in return is usually the right to alter or shape scripts to suit their needs. If you want to see the fruits of this relationship in action, all you need to do is head down to your local multiplex. Chances are that Iron Man — the latest military-entertainment masterpiece — is playing on a couple of screens.