[Run_to_da_hills]

Was never a great fan of Korn or (J Devil) Jonathan Davis but came across this track purely by accident.

Have a good listen to the first 3.5 minutes in this track. Very interesting and strange subliminal message that may be worth bearing in mind.

[Joe_Dull]

It seems like you have seriously misunderstood the meaning of the term "subliminal"...

I remember this from Dublin. Jon probably just used the clip to poke fun at the insane religious right in America.

[Run_to_da_hills]

Originally Posted by Joe_Dull

It seems like you have seriously misunderstood the meaning of the term "subliminal"...

I remember this from Dublin. Jon probably just used the clip to poke fun at the insane religious right in America.

No, I know what it means, a phenomena usually associated with backmasking or backward masking which was common in the 70's.

Did he play the same stuff in Dublin?

I was scanning the net looking for information on the subject as I am into CT and this jumped up.

[Joe_Dull]

Originally Posted by Run_to_da_hills

No, I know what it means, a phenomena usually associated with backmasking or backward masking which was common in the 70's.

Did he play the same stuff in Dublin?

I was scanning the net looking for information on the subject as I am into CT and this jumped up.

Not really, I'm afraid. Successful subliminal messaging has been pretty much confined to short visual presentations, but even then the methodology is a bit suspect. Backmasking is too complicated to have much of an effect on anyone.

This, on the other hand, is very much superliminal. I found the whole segment laughable (and I believe it was supposed to be tongue in cheek). I can't remember exactly but considering the rigidity of Korn's setlist I can't imagine J Devil has been changing what he plays on the tour. I'm a big fan of electronica but I wasn't too impressed with his material.

[BorneTobyWilde]

Lol
funny

[Run_to_da_hills]

Originally Posted by Joe_Dull

Not really, I'm afraid. Successful subliminal messaging has been pretty much confined to short visual presentations, but even then the methodology is a bit suspect. Backmasking is too complicated to have much of an effect on anyone.

This, on the other hand, is very much superliminal. I found the whole segment laughable (and I believe it was supposed to be tongue in cheek). I can't remember exactly but considering the rigidity of Korn's setlist I can't imagine J Devil has been changing what he plays on the tour. I'm a big fan of electronica but I wasn't too impressed with his material.

It is beginning to make sense, the FX's were good, would probably class it more electronic than metal.

[Doctor Jimbob]

That's about as worth bearing in mind as a particularly weak fart.

[Joe_Dull]

Originally Posted by Run_to_da_hills

would probably class it more electronic than metal.

No doubt about that, J Devil is most definitely electronica/dubstep.

[sydthebeat]

lol thats so crass its funny

[Run_to_da_hills]

Originally Posted by sydthebeat

lol thats so crass its funny

Crass but there may be some truth behind it.

[sydthebeat]

i assume your tongue is firmly in your cheek there ...

if not... *gulp*

[the_syco]

Originally Posted by Run_to_da_hills

Crass but there may be some truth behind it.

Someone doesn't like Obama, it seems. Bush, Regan, and anyone else who could hold a presence had the same effect on a crowd of people.

But Bush and Regan are white, so you won't get as many loonies hating them.

[Run_to_da_hills]

Originally Posted by the_syco

Someone doesn't like Obama, it seems. Bush, Regan, and anyone else who could hold a presence had the same effect on a crowd of people.

But Bush and Regan are white, so you won't get as many loonies hating them.

I often wonder was Bush deliberately put in power to piss off the country so that they could pave the way for a super hero like Obama.

One thing I can say about music, is that its a far better and discrete medium for passing on messages and voicing opinion than blogging.

[GKiraly]

*cringe*