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Subject: Backwards Messages
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Date: Wed, 18-Mar-87 13:53:18 EST
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          (Jonathan S. Drukman)

Bravo, IED, for your summation of the backwards Kate-Stuff.
As a corollary, could you summarize any other "hidden" messages?
The secret line from "Experiment IV" is an example.  Does it sound
to you as if she's switching channels every fraction of a second
on that one?  It does to me, and in fact, the message can be heard
much clearer if one switches one's audio equipment into "mono".

Footnote to the Backwards-masked stuff:  The band I'm in, Fred In A
Phone Booth, recently recorded a song for the Bloom County "Billy
And The Boingers" Contest - we backwards masked the line:
  "No matter how thin you slice it, it's still baloney."

I've enlisted my friend who owns a tape recorder capable of playing
things backwards in the cause for finding out what all that stuff on
The Ninth Wave is...

-- Jon Drukman
"Don't drop acid, take it pass/fail."