Pink Floyd

[Michael Fischer <MFISCHER%SBCCVM.BITNET@mitvma.mit.edu>]

I was listening to "The Wall" at work lastnight on my walkman when at the
beginning on "Empty Spaces" I thought I heard some weird sounding sounds.
(This is probably well known to everyone who cares, but *I* never new, so
I figured I'd mention it). Next morning I plugged in the handy audio
digitizer to the Amiga, recorded about 20 seconds, flipped it backwards,
and played it. This is what I heard:
   Congratulations. You have just discovered the secret message. Send
   your answers to:
The rest I can't really make out although I hear the words "Floyd... In care
of" in there. This is the same way I FINALLY heard "We let the weirdness in"
backwards (I got the digitizer very recently). THAT was neat. Now I have an
ear open for that sort of stuff.

   On a slightly similar topic... I've been meaning to ask the Love-Hounds'
bank of infinite knowledge this question that has been bothering me for
a while: What year was Pink Floyd's "Atom Heart Mother" released? I own the
CD and cannot find a date or copyright notice anywhere. Does this mean I
can copy it!?!? I don't know where to put it in my collection (chronologically
that is). Can anyone help?


  -Mike

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