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TheStatPow wrote:Quite the inverse for me, Just wondering if im going crazy here but nobody seem to agree with me that there is a sample of a toilet seat being dropped in Finity on Random 35 Tracks.

Jango9 wrote:There's 2 different things from Geogaddi that I've heard referenced several times and yet can't make out for the life of me on the actual record:

-Supposedly a few seconds after Alpha And Omega starts, there's a quiet recording of someone saying the song title over an intercom or a megaphone or something else to that effect
-In Corsair, several people claim to hear a kid counting off 1 through 5 at some point near the middle. I've never heard it.

Jango9 wrote:I can make out some of the other extremely quiet samples from Geogaddi (like the singing kids from In The Annexe)

Flory wrote:

TheStatPow wrote:Quite the inverse for me, Just wondering if im going crazy here but nobody seem to agree with me that there is a sample of a toilet seat being dropped in Finity on Random 35 Tracks.

Where in the track?

Opothecary wrote:I always thought that the Finity drum loop was lifted straight from an old song, maybe Marvin Gaye or something?

TheStatPow wrote:Quite the inverse for me, Just wondering if im going crazy here but nobody seem to agree with me that there is a sample of a toilet seat being dropped in Finity on Random 35 Tracks.

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Valotonin wrote:Good thread. This has been on my mind recently, actually.
I haven't heard either of the samples mentioned above despite people's claims to the contrary.

Also the alleged "I love you" in the final section of New Seeds. The part they are referencing, even when I adjust the EQ and use studio monitor headphones, just seems to be percussion.

SamuraiDrifter wrote: So in New Seeds, it’s actually “We like you,” and it’s a distorted whispery voice right over the top of the percussion.

I guess people just perceive what they perceive, it's all very subjective. I remember tripping on 2C-E while listening to MHTRTC and I was totally mesmerized by the album art I was looking at on my phone. I had obviously seen it lots of times before, but this time I SWEAR I knew what it secretly meant. I mean, I was 200% convinced this was what they meant with the album art and that I now understood.

I saw evil, threatening faces in the mountains in the background, as if the family took shelter at a safe distance, caring for the children. Music was the antidote for the threat and misery of society and the "evil world", as if it were a portal back to childhood, hence the album title.

Now, the day after the trip I was looking at the album art again and I sure as hell couldn't see all of that anymore. It wouldn't surprise me if many of the supposedly secret samples and whatnot are just drug-induced hallucinations or wishful hearing, just as my perception of the album art was during the trip, influenced by mood, a specific song and in this case psychedelics.

flyinthepool wrote: Psychedelics can increese pareidolia but this is something BOC plays with consciously in the artwork so its actually not all subjective. You might have seen things that were put there by the band. The campfire headphase cover is full of hidden faces.