leftystrat
Thermionic Elitist (not Tube Snob)
Reverse speech:
As a musician, I think the concept is hysterical, in light of the old scandals over alleged backwards masking.
The most telling point is that even after the narrator explains what I'm supposed to hear, I still don't hear it. Or it's so incredibly vague it could be anything.
John Lear:
I heard him on C2C on night and was fascinated at his descriptions of clearly viewable buildings and other obvious goodies on the moon. He sounded quite believable.
Then I went and looked at what he was talking about. Errrr.... no. Not even close. Not even close in a reverse speech kinda way. They're rocks, buddy.
Basiago(?):
This is the guy who claims there is provable life on Mars and you can tell via the released Nasa photographs. He not only claims life, but describes exactly what you're seeing, complete with Martian history, as if he were there for the whole thing.
I know it's not nice but I am going to have to call him a loon. To say he was way out in space is to be too kind. His observations are not even a good joke or an interesting flight of fancy. He just takes off, as it were, and never lands.
Is it just me?
As a musician, I think the concept is hysterical, in light of the old scandals over alleged backwards masking.
The most telling point is that even after the narrator explains what I'm supposed to hear, I still don't hear it. Or it's so incredibly vague it could be anything.
John Lear:
I heard him on C2C on night and was fascinated at his descriptions of clearly viewable buildings and other obvious goodies on the moon. He sounded quite believable.
Then I went and looked at what he was talking about. Errrr.... no. Not even close. Not even close in a reverse speech kinda way. They're rocks, buddy.
Basiago(?):
This is the guy who claims there is provable life on Mars and you can tell via the released Nasa photographs. He not only claims life, but describes exactly what you're seeing, complete with Martian history, as if he were there for the whole thing.
I know it's not nice but I am going to have to call him a loon. To say he was way out in space is to be too kind. His observations are not even a good joke or an interesting flight of fancy. He just takes off, as it were, and never lands.
Is it just me?