Back-Tracking | Back-Masking
Backward Masking
Backward masking or back-masking is when the words of the lyrics are combined in such a way that when they are played backwards a message can be recognized. Back-masking is something that can occur without any evil intent by the artist themselves, but this is not always the case.
Examples of this are as follows:
"AC/DC", song: Back in Black, from the Back in Black album -- "I love Satan, alright. And Satan knows I love Him. Love Him. Love Him!"
"AC/DC", song: Beating Around the Bush, from the Highway to Hell album -- "I shoved the knife in him."
"Akon", song: Mr. Lonely, from the Trouble album -- "I'm all evil. Point that out, evil. Listen up, evil."
"Backstreet Boys", song: Everyone, from the Black & Blue album -- "They love Satan."
"The Beatles", song: I’m So Tired, from The Beatles White album -- at the end of the song just before Blackbird song: “Paul is a dead man, miss him, miss him, miss him.”
"The Beatles", song: Revolution 9, from The Beatles White album -- “Turn me on dead man.”
"The Beatles", song: Strawberry Fields, from the Magical Mystery Tour album -- “I worship Satan.”
"Black Sabbath", song: Black Sabbath, from the Black Sabbath album -- "I am Satan. Love me."
"Blondie", song: Do the Dark, from the AutoAmerican album -- "Help, help, help, help me. Satan is moving in me."
"Britney Spears", song: ...Baby One More Time, from the ...Baby One More Time album -- “Sleep with me, I’m not too young.”
"The Cars", song: Shoo Be Doo, from the Candy-O album -- “Satan”.
"Cheap Trick", song: Gonna Raise Hell, from the Dream Police album -- "Satan holds the key to the lock."
"Cyndi Lauper", song: Girls Just Wanna Have Fun, from the She’s So Unusual album -- “Oh Satan, oh Satan.”
"The Doors", song: Break On Through, from the The Doors album -- “I am Satan.”
"Eagles", song: Hotel California, from the Hell Freezes Over album -- “Satan, he hears this. He had me believe.” and “Yeah satan, oh he came, and organized his own religion. Yeah when he knowns he shouldn't..."
"ELO" (Electric Light Orchestra), song: Eldorado, from the Eldorado album -- “He is the nasty one”, “Christ, you are infernal”, “It is said we are dead men”, “Everyone who has the mark will live”.
“Godsmack”, song: Voodoo, from the Godsmack album -- "I'm a snake. I've been slithering, finding a way. We're all full of sin."
"Insane Clown Posse", song: House of Horrors, from The Great Milenko album -- "I'll kill ya I'm gonna"
"Jay-Z", song: I Get High, from The Understanding (Memphis Bleek) album -- “Bag It.”
"Jefferson Starship", song: A Child is Coming, from the Blows Against the Empire album -- “Son of Satan”.
"Jethro Tull", song: Locomotive Breath, from the Aqualung album -- "Satan isn't nice at all."
"Jimi Hendrix", song: Fire, from the Are Your Experienced? album -- “I offer you some acid, man.”
"John Lennon", song: Imagine, from the Imagine album -- “The people war besides me.”
"Lady Gaga", song: Paparazzi, from The Fame album -- "Evil save us! These stars above, above... we model it on the arts of Lucifer."
"Led Zeppelin", song: Black Dog, from the Led Zeppelin IV album -- "Oh Satan, won't you tear flesh in my song."
"Led Zeppelin", song: Stairway to Heaven, from the Monster Ship album -- "Oh here's to my sweet Satan. The one whose little path would make me sad, whose power is satan. He'll give those with him 666, there was a little toolshed where he made us suffer, sad Satan."
"Led Zeppelin", song: Stairway to Heaven, from the Monster Ship album -- "...cause I live with Satan"
"Madonna", song: Justify My Love, from The Immaculate Collection album -- “I love Satan.”
"Ozzy Osbourne", song: Hellraiser, from the No More Tears album -- "Hell hell hell raiser raiser raiser."
"Metallica", song: Am I Evil?, from the Garage Inc. album -- "I am Satan. Yes, I am. Oh Yeah, I am. I am Satan. Oh Yeah, I am."
"Metallica", song: Blackened, from the ...And Justice For All album -- "I love Satan. Yeaaaah. Kill the Lord, Lord, Lord, Lord, Lord, Lord. Satan, yeaaah, kill the Lord, Lord, Lord, Lord, Lord, Lord."
"Metallica", song: Enter Sandman, from the Metallica album -- "I am the snake. I’m the snake. Yeah, the snake!"
"Metallica", song: For Whom the Bell Tolls, from the S&M album -- "Ohhhh Satan moves on on on on (unintelligible) Ohhh Satan moves."
"Michael Jackson", song: Beat It, from the Thriller album -- “I believe it was Satan in me.”
"Missy Elliot", song: Work It, from the Under Construction album -- "Put my thing down, zip it and reverse it. Put my thing down, zip it and reverse it."
"N SYNC", song: Dirty Pop, from the Celebrity album -- "I belong with Satan. I will stay with him. I will know the way."
"Nirvana", song: Smells Like Teen Spirit, from the Nirvana album -- "If there’s a wonderous place above us, this constant abuse has caused me to fear my own mother."
The Notorious B.I.G., song: Hypnotize, from the Life After Death album -- "He’ll reach out, for you’re satanic."
"Pantera", song: Avoid the Light, from the Dracula 2000 album -- "Satan's wrath is the only choice. His stillborn army is impeccable."
"Pokemon", song: Rap -- “I love Satan, love Satan, love Satan, love Satan.”
"Queen", song: Another One Bites the Dust, from The Game album -- “Yes, it’s fun to smoke marijuana! Yes, yes, it’s fun to smoke marijuana, weak! It’s fun to smoke marijuana! It’s fun to smoke marijuana!”
"Queen", song: Another One Bites the Dust, from The Game album -- “It's all for fun: smoke it, get stoned.”
"Quiet Riot", song: Metal Health, from the Metal Health album -- "Serve the Beast for money. There's lots of money."
"The Rolling Stones", song: Tops, from the Tattoo You album -- "I love you, said the Devil."
"Slayer", song: Hell Awaits, from the Decade of Aggression album -- "Join us."
"Styx", song: Snowblind, from the Caught in the Act album -- “Oh Satan, move through our voices.”
"Yoko Ono", song: Kiss, Kiss, Kiss, from the Double Fantasy album -- “We shot John Lennon.”
This connection with Rock music and Satan cannot all be attributed to mere coincidence, especially since there are so many different songs with the same kind of evil, Satan exalting and worshiping messages! But since Satan or Lucifer is the real author of and power behind all Rock music, then even though it may not have been the intention of so many Rock groups to purposely produce these back-masking messages, yet the devil would know, and he could easily inspire them with exactly just what lyrics to use.
A prime example of this fact is the following song by Led Zeppelin: Stairway to Heaven, which was written by Robert Plant. The major part of it’s lyrics were written very quickly like something was moving Plant’s pencil for him while Jimmy Page was playing the tune (see Songfacts on Stairway to Heaven by Led Zeppelin, at (http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=328). In fact, Page states about Plant’s writing of the lyrics: "He must have written three-quarters of the lyrics on the spot...He didn't have to go away and think about them. Amazing, really." (Jimmy Plant interview in Rolling Stone Magazine, July 4, 1985, Issue #451, Article: Power, Mystery And The Hammer Of The Gods: The Rise and Fall of Led Zeppelin, by Steven Davis, at http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/17537975/the_rise_and_fall_of_led_zeppelin_power_mystery_and_the_hammer_of_the_gods).
Robert Plant himself was interviewed by Scott Muni on the radio station WNEW about his writing of these lyrics. Scott said: “Tell me about the beginning of Stairway to Heaven.” Plant answered: “Well, it was one of those moments that you really can’t account for with words.” (Scott Muni interview of Robert Plant on WNEW, 1979). Plant further stated in another interview about this: “I was just sitting there with Pagey in front of a fire at Headley Grange. Pagey had written these chords and he played them for me. I was holding a pencil and paper and for some reason, I was in a very bad mood. Then all of a sudden my hand was writing out the words...I just sat there and I looked at the words and I almost leapt out of my seat.” (Led Zeppelin - The Definitive Biography, pg.136, by Ritchie Yorke, (a personal friend of the group).
In the 2nd verse of these lyrics appears the following: "Words have two meanings," and "thoughts are misgiven". So what kind of hidden message is being presented through these lyrics that is not apparent and which would affect our thoughts?
When this song is reversed, the following hidden message is heard:
“I live for Satan”, “the Lord turns me off”, "Glory glory to my sweet Satan”, “There's no escaping it”, “Oh, here's to my sweet Satan. The one whose little path would make me sad, whose power is Satan. He’ll give those with him 666. There’s a little toolshed where he made us suffer, sad Satan.” Led Zeppelin, Song: Stairway to Heaven, from the Led Zeppelin IV album.
This particular song is one of the most requested and most played songs in US history on radio, is one of the top download songs, is thought to be the best selling piece of sheet music in rock history, and it has sold over 23 million album copies in the US alone! But why would this particular song, above all other rock songs produced, have so much satanic backward masking messages in it?
Robert Plant and Jimmy Page were both into the occult. In fact Page was into magic and even owned an occult bookstore and publishing house called Equinox. He was also a follower of satanist Alister Crowley – who wrote that it was God and Christianity “that I hate and will destroy” (The World’s Tragedy, p xxviii-xxxi (preface), by Alister Crowley, 1910). Page even purchased Crowley’s Boleskine house in Scotland in 1971 – the same year Stairway to Heaven was released! He also did the sound track for the movie “Lucifer Rising.” And, as amazing as it is, the very first message heard when Stairway to Heaven is reversed is: "Run backwards. Hear words sung.”
So Lucifer is indeed the author of Rock music and its lyrics, and this is proved over and over again by the many different songs whose back-masking words all point to him! These back-tracking and back-masking messages found in rock music of all kinds just identifies who is really the author of it and who is being worshiped by it! Why do you think that Alister Crowley told all Satan worshipers that they must learn to think backwards! “Think backward, write backward, speak backward, walk backward are the ways to get into the other world.” Magick, Liber Aba, book 4, p 481-482, by Alister Crowley, Weiser Books, 1988.