🚀 go-pugleaf

At the end of the original Sgt. Pepper album, in the little groove that runs
to the spindle, was a little nonsense noise. If you played it back it said
something, I don't remember what. At the end of "I'm so Tired" was a little
bit of backwards John mumbling, that if you played backwards said "Paul's
dead and I miss 'im". I don't think there were any such clues on the Abbey
Road album, other than the cover picture which depicted Paul walking across
the street barefoot, supposedly some kind of sign of the dead.

- Bob Perez

"John Gwynn" <john....@tfn.com> wrote in message
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> Playing Abbey Road backwards was supposed to bring back Paul from the
dead??
>
> or was that Sgt Pepper's????
>
>
> "Htn963" <htn...@cs.com> wrote in message
> news:20010118025359.08322.00002460@ng-cd1.news.cs.com...
> >      For some reason, while washing the dishes, I thought of the undead
> settler
> > hoax in Master of Magic and was chuckling.  (The hoax claimed that if
you
> turn
> > a settler unit into undead, it can then build an undead city from which
> you can
> > churn out all other undead units.)  The only other notable hoax I can
> recall
> > from my gaming experience is the claim that one can resurrect Aeris from
> Final
> > Fantasy 7  by going through extremely detailed set of fool steps.  Can
> anyone
> > name any other, just for my own curiosity?  Thanks.
>
>
> johng
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