TCH hidden messages
Thu Nov 24, 2005 2:01 pm
If you have found any hidden messages in the new album put them up here so fredd-e can put them on his page.
Now i know they said that there is none in this album but maybe they have just made it really hard this time rounds
so anyone find anything yet?
i just know of the guy saying
"Good Pussy! Love Pussy!" 20 sec into sherbert head and then at 1.06 "Pussy!"
Now i know they said that there is none in this album but maybe they have just made it really hard this time rounds
so anyone find anything yet?
i just know of the guy saying
"Good Pussy! Love Pussy!" 20 sec into sherbert head and then at 1.06 "Pussy!"
Re: TCH hidden messages
Thu Nov 24, 2005 2:25 pm
boardsofdublin wrote:i just know of the guy saying
"Good Pussy! Love Pussy!" 20 sec into sherbert head and then at 1.06 "Pussy!"
Are you for real!!!!????
How the Fvck can you hear that? if infact its there!!!!
Il be damned if I can make out words in that tune. I can hear like a "woo-wee" kinda vocal sound but i sure as hell cant make it out to be a word, never mind a pussy!
Re: TCH hidden messages
Thu Nov 24, 2005 2:26 pm
dj_todos wrote:boardsofdublin wrote:i just know of the guy saying
"Good Pussy! Love Pussy!" 20 sec into sherbert head and then at 1.06 "Pussy!"
Are you for real!!!!????
How the Fvck can you hear that? if infact its there!!!!
Il be damned if I can make out words in that tune. I can hear like a "woo-wee" kinda vocal sound but i sure as hell cant make it out to be a word, never mind a pussy!
k dude listen to it over and over in that space
Thu Nov 24, 2005 2:39 pm
Ha Ha . Ive got it looped!!!! Can hear something but it could be anything. How you can hear a word is madness. Your a bat!!!
Thu Nov 24, 2005 3:33 pm
I can confirm that the words 'pussy....pussy' do indeed occur as the boardsofdublin pointed out....That's genius! Magic track too, though possibly uncomfortably similar to one of the tracks of 'In a beautiful place in the country' I reckon.
Thu Nov 24, 2005 3:40 pm
jackobfryer wrote:....uncomfortably similar to one of the tracks of 'In a beautiful place in the country' I reckon.
I agree,and I think you mean kids for today...
But it still is my fav TCHP track tho,as kids for today is my fav BPITC track
Thu Nov 24, 2005 5:27 pm
i think the voice is saying love the pussy, wheres my pussy. i think it could be from an old school porn flick. you start trying the ron jeremy ones and ill start with the linda lovelace ones!
Thu Nov 24, 2005 6:23 pm
Brilliant! ha ha
Thu Nov 24, 2005 11:16 pm
i never heard any audio secrets, but this is what i came up when running through the song titles! 
well not sure, but chromakey is the word you use in TV production for the "green screen", dreamcoat is self explanatory..
constants are changing --- interesting article i found on this one... creepy if you think about it!
Sacred constant might be changing
Scientists discover one of the constants of the universe might not be constant
Physical constants are one of the cornerstones of physics – sacred numbers which we know to be fixed – but what if some of these constants are changing? Speaking at the Institute of Physics conference Physics 2005, Dr Michael Murphy of Cambridge University will discuss the "fine structure constant" – one of the critical numbers in the universe which seems to be precisely tuned for life to exist – and suggest that it might not be constant after all.
Dr Murphy has used the largest optical telescope in the world, the Keck telescope on Mauna Kea in Hawaii, to study light from distant quasars. This light has been travelling across the universe for billions of years, and seems to show that the fine structure constant, often known as "alpha", may be varying over time.
The fine structure constant governs the electromagnetic force which holds all atoms and molecules together. Scientists have known for many years that if its value was slightly different, life could not exist. Only the very tiniest changes over time could be tolerated, and most scientists believe that alpha today is the same as it always has been.
The constant also affects the absorption fingerprint of atoms, which can be detected when light shines through gas clouds. Murphy has used quasars as incredibly distant light sources, whose light encounters gas clouds on its way to Earth. The light takes time to reach Earth, so he sees the fingerprints as they were billions of years ago. By comparing these fingerprints with those obtained in experiments on Earth, he concludes that alpha has changed by about one part in two-hundred-thousand during the last 10 billion years.
Other researchers have published results which suggest that alpha does not change. However Dr Murphy's work is the most detailed survey ever performed. He says that the internal checks in his method, which other research groups did not use, make this the most reliable measurement to date.
Murphy is careful not to claim that the case is closed, and he says that nobody can really say that alpha varies until another type of experiment has confirmed it. "We are claiming something extraordinary here," says Murphy, "and the evidence, though strong, is not yet extraordinary enough."
Dr Michael Murphy is a Research Associate at the Institute of Astronomy in the University of Cambridge, and a Research Fellow of Darwin College, Cambridge.
well not sure, but chromakey is the word you use in TV production for the "green screen", dreamcoat is self explanatory..
constants are changing --- interesting article i found on this one... creepy if you think about it!
Sacred constant might be changing
Scientists discover one of the constants of the universe might not be constant
Physical constants are one of the cornerstones of physics – sacred numbers which we know to be fixed – but what if some of these constants are changing? Speaking at the Institute of Physics conference Physics 2005, Dr Michael Murphy of Cambridge University will discuss the "fine structure constant" – one of the critical numbers in the universe which seems to be precisely tuned for life to exist – and suggest that it might not be constant after all.
Dr Murphy has used the largest optical telescope in the world, the Keck telescope on Mauna Kea in Hawaii, to study light from distant quasars. This light has been travelling across the universe for billions of years, and seems to show that the fine structure constant, often known as "alpha", may be varying over time.
The fine structure constant governs the electromagnetic force which holds all atoms and molecules together. Scientists have known for many years that if its value was slightly different, life could not exist. Only the very tiniest changes over time could be tolerated, and most scientists believe that alpha today is the same as it always has been.
The constant also affects the absorption fingerprint of atoms, which can be detected when light shines through gas clouds. Murphy has used quasars as incredibly distant light sources, whose light encounters gas clouds on its way to Earth. The light takes time to reach Earth, so he sees the fingerprints as they were billions of years ago. By comparing these fingerprints with those obtained in experiments on Earth, he concludes that alpha has changed by about one part in two-hundred-thousand during the last 10 billion years.
Other researchers have published results which suggest that alpha does not change. However Dr Murphy's work is the most detailed survey ever performed. He says that the internal checks in his method, which other research groups did not use, make this the most reliable measurement to date.
Murphy is careful not to claim that the case is closed, and he says that nobody can really say that alpha varies until another type of experiment has confirmed it. "We are claiming something extraordinary here," says Murphy, "and the evidence, though strong, is not yet extraordinary enough."
Dr Michael Murphy is a Research Associate at the Institute of Astronomy in the University of Cambridge, and a Research Fellow of Darwin College, Cambridge.
Fri Nov 25, 2005 4:51 pm
If you just paly "A moment of clarity" backwards it sounds like there is a small choir in there.
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Sat Nov 26, 2005 5:06 pm
I apologize... how are Kid for Today and Sherbert Head similiar?
I think I missed that.
Also.... just a thought.... although I'm not totally sold on the 'pussy' interpretation.. the word is sometimes used with reference to cats... especially if the source material is older than we think it is.
Not that it would surprise me (tracks like P.C. and Sixtyniner have that stuff
)
I think I missed that.
Also.... just a thought.... although I'm not totally sold on the 'pussy' interpretation.. the word is sometimes used with reference to cats... especially if the source material is older than we think it is.
Not that it would surprise me (tracks like P.C. and Sixtyniner have that stuff
)
Sat Nov 26, 2005 11:33 pm
hmmmm strange...what kind of headphones are yall listening with???? almost everytrack have some voices...just more hidden than on BOCs other albums. Focus more and try to listen to the background, u will hear.
On Sherbet Head the voice says "Getting busy, getting busy" of what I can hear.
On Sherbet Head the voice says "Getting busy, getting busy" of what I can hear.
Sun Nov 27, 2005 11:38 am
Here's an interesting (but obviously hugely speculative) one...Was listening to Track 13 Campfire Headphase (slow this bird down) and a shortwave radio style sample (sounds like machine gun fire) at about 5:11 gave me a flashback to one of the tracks on old tunes...I think it may be the one where you hear a family getting in a panic because their television has broken. This may be an error on my part...But if others could check it out there could be something in it.
Sun Nov 27, 2005 11:43 am
thats a pretty good guess. so basically your saying we're obsessed with sex? lol. as for the phones:
sony mdr-v200. yeah i know their analogue and maybe its time to upgrade but i love them and have had them for years and all the sets ive ever played (house parties) ive always used em. like an old friend, i guess.
sony mdr-v200. yeah i know their analogue and maybe its time to upgrade but i love them and have had them for years and all the sets ive ever played (house parties) ive always used em. like an old friend, i guess.
Mon Nov 28, 2005 12:31 pm
Can anyone confirm my speculation.,....?
Wed Dec 28, 2005 5:48 pm
jackobfryer wrote:Here's an interesting (but obviously hugely speculative) one...Was listening to Track 13 Campfire Headphase (slow this bird down) and a shortwave radio style sample (sounds like machine gun fire) at about 5:11 gave me a flashback to one of the tracks on old tunes...I think it may be the one where you hear a family getting in a panic because their television has broken. This may be an error on my part...But if others could check it out there could be something in it.
yes i can hear that too my man!
not the aparatice track, but can deffo make out a gun of some sort.
Thu Dec 29, 2005 10:52 am
Great stuff. Fredd-E- do you wanna confirm this? I'm convinced they are re-using a sample from one of the Old Tunes tracks here....(see my earlier message).