Tori Corbett that what you wrote, would have been much easier for me to have written than the way I half ass tried to explain the scene from Little Nikki 🔥 haha 😆 🤘🏼👍🏼✌🏼
The one that blew my mind was that none of the members of Pink Floyd sang the album version of have a cigar. It was Roy Harper and I didn’t know it until years after I started listening to them.
I disagree on the Meatloaf's Anything for love. The Female vocals actually answer what he won't do when she says at the end of the bridge/call and answer: "and Sooner or latter you're be screwin' around'... song pauses....then Meatloaf answers emphatically: "No I won't Do that....etc." So the main answer is he'll always be faithful to her. EZPZ
Biggest music secret: T Pain can actually sing and has a wonderful voice, all the autotune that he's leaned on his whole career was just there to help him stand out. Watch his Tiny Desk concert if you don't believe me.
Ozzy always came straight with his message of the dark, the backwards record was (I believe) the chicago soundtrack, something along the lines of "spill the blood of the innocent" from Little Nicky
@@sick0832 yeah, I had to watch the scene after I'd watched this cos it makes me laugh every time n realised my mistake but I do know one thing "Chicago kicks ass" lol
I was once told in the early eighties to watch out for a band that were going to be huge because they played louder and faster than Motorhead. That band was Metallica and the guy that told me that was .......Lemmy Huey Lewis was once harmonica player for Thin Lizzy. Ritchie Blackmore was once a licensed wandering minstrel in New York State The best backward message I heard was on Pink Floyd's The Wall. it went, "Congratulations on winning first prize for finding the backward message on Pink Floyd's The Wall. To claim you prize of a trip to the funny farm....."
One of my memorable music moments also involves the Gorillaz. I always thought that the featured singer on the likes of Clint Eastwood sounded like my favorite rapper, Deltron3030 (Del The Funky Homosapien) but it wasn't until seeing Deltron live for the first time & him coming back to the stage for an encore at the end & performing Clint Eastwood live that I got visual, in person conformation of what I had suspected for so many years. It was such a fantastic moment.
the "secret" that blew me away is that there are a few artists that are probably more educated than some interviewers. some have PH.Ds some have Master's degrees, full-on scientists there it's so interesting that there are musical acts that could actually give lectures while on tour as well
Not exactly related but I remember finding out that Dolph lundgren is not only extremely intelligent (I forget what his high IQ is) but he's literally got a degree in like chemistry or something. That blew my mind.
@@JohnDoe-kv3kd his IQ is 160 and he's got a degree in Chemical Engineering it is amazing, and yet all he's known for is being a beefcake or muscle bound hero. he's so much more than that.
What blew me away in music was being told by the drummer in the band I was in many years ago that all Meshuggah songs were in 4/4. This was back when Destroy Erase Improve was released.
Next time on What Culture Music... Kirsten is shocked to find some albums and songs have hidden tracks that you only find by listening to the whole album!
Adam Clery, I appreciate and salute you for taking this opportunity to fire some shots at Lulu album. I do this not because of the album you are roasting (honestly, I couldn't care less about Lulu) but the way you do it; it is so deliciously petty and snarky, I found myself amazed by its magnificence.
Heck I specifically remember reading in a teen music magazine that he "had to have each top rib removed so he could get breast implants" ! Looking back at that like 20 some odd years later makes it seem 100% more stupid than when I read the magazine article! LOL 😂
My fiancée’s uncle is Andy Ross, the founder of Blur who gave them their first signing! Fun fact that no one asks about or cares but I think it’s pretty cool!
Thats really cool!! My Brother in Law is friends with Dave Balfe. I only found this out at my sisters wedding when she said "you know that bloke you've been chatting too about the joy of a runny scotch egg and real ale... Thats Dave Balfe!"
The opposite was true with me with Gorillaz. I had heard Gorillaz before but I didn’t realize Damon Albarn was in a band before that until I saw their video for “The Universal” and thought “Wait, I’ve heard that voice before!” Then again I’m American and Blur didn’t exactly blow up stateside.
When I discovered that the Ray Charles Singers (a choral group from the sixties, biggest hit "Love Me With All Your Heart") had nothing to do with Ray Charles. Also when I learned that Donovan (!) was the second vocalist on Alice Cooper's song "Billion Dollar Babies".
Discovering (back in the day, before rhe internet) that Iron Maiden vinyl had hidden signatures etched into the stylus run-off parts of rhe records. Mind blown! I spent too much time holding up my albums to get the correct amount of light so I could see the signatures!!
Mine was finding out that all the members of the Beatles were singing lead on Beatles songs... and not necessarily hidden songs on albums, either ("Here Comes the Sun" and "Yellow Submarine" come quickly to mind).
Personally(as someone who is currently learning the lead parts to the songs from "Hardwired......To Self Destruct"), I still think that that album is very good and really fun to both listen to and play. The solos do leave something to be desired on some tracks, but the riffs that are distributed across the course of that album during the verses are more or less as good as they have been in this "second half" of Metallica's career. The original four/five albums can never be replicated, but that is because they are SOOOOO amazing. Beginning to listen to Death Magnetic for the first time, and I love that record too. :)
What music secret blew me away? Finding out after decades that the person singing “Goodbye Horses” in the silence of the lambs is a contra-alto female! All the while thinking it was some skinny falsetto guy!
wow, if you're blown away by hidden messages in songs, you're brain's going to melt when you see the hidden pictures in songs like equasion by Aphex Twin or the doom sound track
Chas and Dave played the original bass and organ that was sampled as the main riff in “my name is” by Eminem. Yes, THAT Chas and Dave. Blew me away when I discovered that 😂
When I found out the singer from Gorillaz was the same guy from Blur, I felt like Smalls in the The Sandlot when he realized Babe Ruth and The Great Bambino were the same. "OH MY GOD, YOU MEAN THAT'S THE SAME GUY?!"
One of the only videos I've put on my channel is about the backmasking in a track found on the Ponderous album by 2nu. So all i can say is that there is 100% guaranteed an example of it on a cd that was released in the U.S. lol
Ash, I fell for that rumour about manson back in the 90s. it never occurred to me that he's a huge rockstar and like, doesn't need any help getting someone to do that for him.
The recorded solo was one recorded solo. The thing about it was that David recorded a bunch of different solos and they cut and stitched them into one full solo on the demo and then he recorded the pieced together version for the final version of the song.
David always records lots of bits of solos - whatever he has in his head at the time - because he doesn't read music so records various licks and phrases so he can remember them later. Then he goes back and listens to them and pulls out whichever bits he likes and crafts them into a solo that fits the song. No "cut and shut" in the editing room.
The "join us" part of Hell Awaits is only the intro, it doesn't come up during the rest of the song. Or at least I don't remember it being in any other part, but it's been quite a while since I've really sat down and listened to it.
Bit of a nice '1000 yard stare' developing there. Next time we see him, the flat will be utterly trashed, and he'll be behind the sofa, eating catfood out of a tin with a spork.
Most, if not all, of the guitar solos on 'KIll 'Em All' were Kirk Hammett just directly copying what Dave Mustaine had played. He was livid when he heard. He had also told them to not use any of his songs, but found four of them on the album with James and Lars adding their names to the writers' credits.
Ritchie Blackmore. I know it was a long time ago. Most of you weren’t even born yet. When he split with Deep Purple, the band breathed a sigh of relief. The first album of Rainbow was a minor hit and DP slipped into obscurity. Strange. How can you go from Smoke on the Water to nearly nothing?
The fact that the Gorillaz are supposed to be human. I always thought they were gorillas, they're not. That's literally why the album Humanz is named that, they are human beings that just happen to look like that.
The secret that blew me away was when I found that "Personal Jesus" was written because Martin Gore heard that Priscilla Priestly call Elvis her personal Jesus.
I'm sure a lot of you know who the band Fozzy is. They started off being signed in the late 90's as a "CoverBand" but eventually started putting out their own albums and in Spring 2017 Judas was #1 on the Rock charts and in countries they'd never been to/played in b4. Fozzy's frontman is a guy I've known 25 years by the name of Chris Jericho aka Le Champion aka former WWE SuperStar & Currently an AEW SuperStar, leader of the Inner Circle and was the 1st ever AEW Champion! (Jon Moxley beat him 4 the Championship in early pre-pandemic 2020) Jericho also has a Journalism Degree which is BC he graduated at 17yrs old n was going to have to wait a year go to wrestling school. He also has what has to be one of if not the only Wrestler ran Podcast "Talk Is Jericho" as being the longest one going! Plus the podcast isn't just wrestling based. He interviews a lot of other people. He's on VH1 I❤ The 80's and 90's TV shows, like every version! So again Chris Jericho is: A Journalist:Has and Runs his own Podcast, A Pro-Wrestler & Lockeroom Leader, currently for AEW which has a weekly live TV Show : "AEW Dynamite on TNT @8pm-10pm. He's also again the Leading Frontman for the band Fozzy! Being that he has wrestled in front of 10's of thousands of ppl, going out on stage to sing has to be a hell of a lot easier especially that 1 million ppl or more aren't watching it at home live! But with the Talk is Jericho podcast, its pre-recorded and the magic of editing can happen and he's the interviewer, that journalist trying to get juicy stories for his audience. A Rock Star, Wrestler, Journalist an all around G.O.A.T. Entertainer!
When I was a kid I was heartbroken that MilliVanilli only were the dancers and older white guys were the actual singers! "Blame It On The Rain" whomever the hell actually is doing the vocals is still one of my favorite songs of the early 1990's.😂
Where the Wild Roses Grow by Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds and Kylie Minogue is based on an actual urban legend. Edit: Not sure if it counts as a secret but it is something I didn't know for a long time.
...and if you want a Hammett one, there's a doozy - the reason that Joe Satriani stopped teaching him is that apparently Joe would teach him licks and passages that he'd written for his next album, and they'd always end up on Metallica's next album before Satch could get his released.
Thank you, Meatloaf's song has driven me nuts for about 30years also. I've never liked him, yet that damn song would pop up in my head at random & It would just bug the crap out of me. So, thank you 😏
As much as I like What Culture and the people on it, they've not really shown a wide range of tastes on this list - Gorillaz - Pop Rock (in his own words) Megadeth/Metallica - Rock/Metal Lou Reed/Metallica - Rock Meatloaf - Rock Marilyn Manson - Rock/Metal Hidden messages in, yep, you've guessed it - Rock/Metal. Maybe employ someone who is in to 80s pop, classic hip hop, 90s indie and the rest instead of everyone being into the exact same stuff? Anyway, keep up the good work!
Sorry Simon but you’re wrong. In the full song with the duet at the end Meatloaf specifically says what he won’t do. The females says “sooner or later you’ll be screwing around” and Meatloaf replies “ I won’t do that!” After saying things he will do.
In meat loaf song I will do anything for love...but o won't do that. The true meaning of I won't do that. Is the women who ask if he will start screwing around and sleeping with other women. And meat loaf won't do that.
In Little Nicky, the joke is that Ozzy is straightforward with his songwriting, it’s Chicago you have to worry about. 😂
Tori Corbett that what you wrote, would have been much easier for me to have written than the way I half ass tried to explain the scene from Little Nikki 🔥 haha 😆 🤘🏼👍🏼✌🏼
**Plays Saturday in the Park backwards**
Spread the blood of the innocent.
Priceless.😆😆😆
The one that blew my mind was that none of the members of Pink Floyd sang the album version of have a cigar. It was Roy Harper and I didn’t know it until years after I started listening to them.
I was shocked Roy Harper was sang on it, too, but more because I knew Harper worked with Led Zeppelin and was not aware he worked with Pink Floyd
I disagree on the Meatloaf's Anything for love. The Female vocals actually answer what he won't do when she says at the end of the bridge/call and answer: "and Sooner or latter you're be screwin' around'... song pauses....then Meatloaf answers emphatically: "No I won't Do that....etc." So the main answer is he'll always be faithful to her. EZPZ
I concur-he actually said it was not fool around I think on a show or something
Biggest music secret: T Pain can actually sing and has a wonderful voice, all the autotune that he's leaned on his whole career was just there to help him stand out. Watch his Tiny Desk concert if you don't believe me.
Ozzy always came straight with his message of the dark, the backwards record was (I believe) the chicago soundtrack, something along the lines of "spill the blood of the innocent" from Little Nicky
Thank you, came to the comments to say exactly that. It was a record by the band Chicago.
@@sick0832 yeah, I had to watch the scene after I'd watched this cos it makes me laugh every time n realised my mistake but I do know one thing "Chicago kicks ass" lol
Josh Brown, I want to remember you, that I Still fucking Love you
I was once told in the early eighties to watch out for a band that were going to be huge because they played louder and faster than Motorhead. That band was Metallica and the guy that told me that was .......Lemmy
Huey Lewis was once harmonica player for Thin Lizzy.
Ritchie Blackmore was once a licensed wandering minstrel in New York State
The best backward message I heard was on Pink Floyd's The Wall. it went, "Congratulations on winning first prize for finding the backward message on Pink Floyd's The Wall. To claim you prize of a trip to the funny farm....."
"Autofelicio... I'm sorry" is the best part of this video.
*Autofellatio
@@robnorrisradio Thank you
@@Christophsys no problem
🤣 Right? Wait-a-go Ash. 👍
As the late, great Bill Hicks once said: "Ladies, if men could suck their own dicks... You'd be in this theatre alone... Watching an empty stage..."
Whatculture Music: Wha-
Scott: METALLICA
One of my memorable music moments also involves the Gorillaz. I always thought that the featured singer on the likes of Clint Eastwood sounded like my favorite rapper, Deltron3030 (Del The Funky Homosapien) but it wasn't until seeing Deltron live for the first time & him coming back to the stage for an encore at the end & performing Clint Eastwood live that I got visual, in person conformation of what I had suspected for so many years. It was such a fantastic moment.
Biggest one for my mom was when she found out the leader of Slipknot is also the leader of Stonesour
the "secret" that blew me away is that there are a few artists that are probably more educated than some interviewers. some have PH.Ds some have Master's degrees, full-on scientists there it's so interesting that there are musical acts that could actually give lectures while on tour as well
I agree, they should do a video on that. 💯
Not exactly related but I remember finding out that Dolph lundgren is not only extremely intelligent (I forget what his high IQ is) but he's literally got a degree in like chemistry or something. That blew my mind.
@@nicolenichol3820 I think they did a few years ago, yet I'm sure there has to be more out there.
@@JohnDoe-kv3kd his IQ is 160 and he's got a degree in Chemical Engineering it is amazing, and yet all he's known for is being a beefcake or muscle bound hero. he's so much more than that.
I think every member of The Offspring are microbiologists and or scientists
What blew me away in music was being told by the drummer in the band I was in many years ago that all Meshuggah songs were in 4/4. This was back when Destroy Erase Improve was released.
Next time on What Culture Music... Kirsten is shocked to find some albums and songs have hidden tracks that you only find by listening to the whole album!
Missed one thing Meatloaf won`t do. Cheat on his partner. That answer is in the song too. But usually gets cut from radio edits
Yeah, where she sings "Sooner or later you'll be screwing around" to which he replies "No I won't do that!"
Meatloaf also once let a Volkswagen Beetle run over his head to win a bet with some of his mates.
@@brianartillery
So apparently let a Volkswagen run over his head is something he definitely **will** do.
Actually the album version has even more. There are three things the woman songs about he won’t do.
I always liked the fact John squires was so wasted recording the second coming album, he had to listen to it to find out what he played for live shows
There’s some merit in that album. Breaking into Heaven and Love Spreads are tunes. Squire is an awesome guitarist
Rob Veryard I prefer it to be honest dude.
The origin of the band Steely Dan's name is one that always makes me smile.
Not to mention 10CC, and The Lovin' Spoonful
Adam Clery, I appreciate and salute you for taking this opportunity to fire some shots at Lulu album. I do this not because of the album you are roasting (honestly, I couldn't care less about Lulu) but the way you do it; it is so deliciously petty and snarky, I found myself amazed by its magnificence.
Actually, Manson vehemently denied it in several interviews when that urban legend was popular..
Heck I specifically remember reading in a teen music magazine that he "had to have each top rib removed so he could get breast implants" ! Looking back at that like 20 some odd years later makes it seem 100% more stupid than when I read the magazine article! LOL 😂
My biggest surprise is that practically every band is connected to each other
My fiancée’s uncle is Andy Ross, the founder of Blur who gave them their first signing! Fun fact that no one asks about or cares but I think it’s pretty cool!
Thats really cool!! My Brother in Law is friends with Dave Balfe. I only found this out at my sisters wedding when she said "you know that bloke you've been chatting too about the joy of a runny scotch egg and real ale... Thats Dave Balfe!"
The opposite was true with me with Gorillaz. I had heard Gorillaz before but I didn’t realize Damon Albarn was in a band before that until I saw their video for “The Universal” and thought “Wait, I’ve heard that voice before!” Then again I’m American and Blur didn’t exactly blow up stateside.
When I discovered that the Ray Charles Singers (a choral group from the sixties, biggest hit "Love Me With All Your Heart") had nothing to do with Ray Charles.
Also when I learned that Donovan (!) was the second vocalist on Alice Cooper's song "Billion Dollar Babies".
Discovering (back in the day, before rhe internet) that Iron Maiden vinyl had hidden signatures etched into the stylus run-off parts of rhe records. Mind blown!
I spent too much time holding up my albums to get the correct amount of light so I could see the signatures!!
The fact that Toto of Africa/Rosanna fame, are the main backing band on Michael Jackson's Thriller album. When I first heard that I was in shock
The guys in Toto are big time session musicians. It will surprise you what they have played on.
@@johnorjefftroutman3996 that's very true
Mine was finding out that all the members of the Beatles were singing lead on Beatles songs... and not necessarily hidden songs on albums, either ("Here Comes the Sun" and "Yellow Submarine" come quickly to mind).
Personally(as someone who is currently learning the lead parts to the songs from "Hardwired......To Self Destruct"), I still think that that album is very good and really fun to both listen to and play. The solos do leave something to be desired on some tracks, but the riffs that are distributed across the course of that album during the verses are more or less as good as they have been in this "second half" of Metallica's career. The original four/five albums can never be replicated, but that is because they are SOOOOO amazing. Beginning to listen to Death Magnetic for the first time, and I love that record too. :)
What music secret blew me away? Finding out after decades that the person singing “Goodbye Horses” in the silence of the lambs is a contra-alto female! All the while thinking it was some skinny falsetto guy!
wow, if you're blown away by hidden messages in songs, you're brain's going to melt when you see the hidden pictures in songs like equasion by Aphex Twin or the doom sound track
Chas and Dave played the original bass and organ that was sampled as the main riff in “my name is” by Eminem. Yes, THAT Chas and Dave. Blew me away when I discovered that 😂
Yes. They were session musicians on Labi Siffre's 1974 single, 'I Got The...' It's a great track.
Absolute proof removing a rib wouldn't allow a guy to autofellate: orthopedic surgeons aren't the richest guys on earth.
When I found out the singer from Gorillaz was the same guy from Blur, I felt like Smalls in the The Sandlot when he realized Babe Ruth and The Great Bambino were the same.
"OH MY GOD, YOU MEAN THAT'S THE SAME GUY?!"
One of the only videos I've put on my channel is about the backmasking in a track found on the Ponderous album by 2nu.
So all i can say is that there is 100% guaranteed an example of it on a cd that was released in the U.S. lol
The album they listened to in Little Nicky was by Chicago.
I was going to mention that as well. I thought that part was funny although I can't remember what song he played backwards.
These are all awesome
The Taking Back Sunday/Brand New connection blew my mind away.
A Chicago album, in Little Nicky, was played backwards.
Ash, I fell for that rumour about manson back in the 90s. it never occurred to me that he's a huge rockstar and like, doesn't need any help getting someone to do that for him.
For me, it was that the second guitar solo in Comfortably Numb was a cut-and-shut in the editing suite. That one broke me.
The recorded solo was one recorded solo. The thing about it was that David recorded a bunch of different solos and they cut and stitched them into one full solo on the demo and then he recorded the pieced together version for the final version of the song.
David always records lots of bits of solos - whatever he has in his head at the time - because he doesn't read music so records various licks and phrases so he can remember them later. Then he goes back and listens to them and pulls out whichever bits he likes and crafts them into a solo that fits the song. No "cut and shut" in the editing room.
I was the exact same as Josh when it came to Gorillaz. Except besides Song 2, Blur wasn't very big in Canada, so it didn't mean much when I found out.
The "join us" part of Hell Awaits is only the intro, it doesn't come up during the rest of the song.
Or at least I don't remember it being in any other part, but it's been quite a while since I've really sat down and listened to it.
"A corpse with a flute in it" I've just nearly pissed myself. Cheers mate.
And the most sarcastic response award goes to...
Adam Cleary!
Is it just me or does he look progressively more deranged from video to video? Isolation getting to him? Someone help him please?
Bit of a nice '1000 yard stare' developing there. Next time we see him, the flat will be utterly trashed, and he'll be behind the sofa, eating catfood out of a tin with a spork.
@@brianartillery you're assuming he will have the mental capacity to use utensils...
Lulu makes a lot more sense if you are familiar with the opera that it's based on by Alban Berg.
Christopher Merlot Lulu is amazing. I always find it hilarious how metal fans get so angry about it. It’s genuinely genius work.
Most, if not all, of the guitar solos on 'KIll 'Em All' were Kirk Hammett just directly copying what Dave Mustaine had played. He was livid when he heard. He had also told them to not use any of his songs, but found four of them on the album with James and Lars adding their names to the writers' credits.
someone needs to tell kirsten about the beatles....
The amazing, soulful guitar part in The Beatles' "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" was actually played by Eric Clapton.
That Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra was the next incarnation of Godspeed You! Black Emperor.
The extent to which session musicians shaped '60s rock in the US and UK.
As soon as Ash started speaking I knew exactly what she was talking about because I thought the exact same thing when I was younger😂
ELO? "The music is reversable, but time is not! Turn Back...Turn Back....Turn Back...."
In The Wall, Pink Floyd embeds a similar back-masked message for the sole purpose of pissing people off.
Ritchie Blackmore. I know it was a long time ago. Most of you weren’t even born yet. When he split with Deep Purple, the band breathed a sigh of relief. The first album of Rainbow was a minor hit and DP slipped into obscurity. Strange. How can you go from Smoke on the Water to nearly nothing?
The fact that the Gorillaz are supposed to be human. I always thought they were gorillas, they're not. That's literally why the album Humanz is named that, they are human beings that just happen to look like that.
The secret that blew me away was when I found that "Personal Jesus" was written because Martin Gore heard that Priscilla Priestly call Elvis her personal Jesus.
Priscilla Priestly?
@@droppedelbow Presley! 😅
I'm sure a lot of you know who the band Fozzy is. They started off being signed in the late 90's as a "CoverBand" but eventually started putting out their own albums and in Spring 2017 Judas was #1 on the Rock charts and in countries they'd never been to/played in b4. Fozzy's frontman is a guy I've known 25 years by the name of Chris Jericho aka Le Champion aka former WWE SuperStar & Currently an AEW SuperStar, leader of the Inner Circle and was the 1st ever AEW Champion! (Jon Moxley beat him 4 the Championship in early pre-pandemic 2020)
Jericho also has a Journalism Degree which is BC he graduated at 17yrs old n was going to have to wait a year go to wrestling school. He also has what has to be one of if not the only Wrestler ran Podcast "Talk Is Jericho" as being the longest one going! Plus the podcast isn't just wrestling based. He interviews a lot of other people. He's on VH1 I❤ The 80's and 90's TV shows, like every version!
So again Chris Jericho is: A Journalist:Has and Runs his own Podcast,
A Pro-Wrestler & Lockeroom Leader, currently for AEW which has a weekly live TV Show : "AEW Dynamite on TNT @8pm-10pm.
He's also again the Leading Frontman for the band Fozzy!
Being that he has wrestled in front of 10's of thousands of ppl, going out on stage to sing has to be a hell of a lot easier especially that 1 million ppl or more aren't watching it at home live! But with the Talk is Jericho podcast, its pre-recorded and the magic of editing can happen and he's the interviewer, that journalist trying to get juicy stories for his audience.
A Rock Star, Wrestler, Journalist an all around G.O.A.T. Entertainer!
The Rod Stewart rumor was disturbing. Hearing him talking about it on Behind the Music was hilarious.
What rumor ?
Rod Stewart, like Neil Young, has a huge model railway layout.
I dunno if it's a secret but I only found out recently that Belinda Carlisle used to be in the Germs.
Wow, really? I never knew that one!
@@Robv93 She was in the band, but never played with them because she fell ill soon after joining.
When I was a kid I was heartbroken that MilliVanilli only were the dancers and older white guys were the actual singers! "Blame It On The Rain" whomever the hell actually is doing the vocals is still one of my favorite songs of the early 1990's.😂
10:50 I think that's "667", because "665" is Santanic (e.g., "I love you Santa baby!")
"I didn't have the Internet when I was 12 or 13..." You, sir, look very good for a GenXer! 😜
In the 12 minuet version of Meatloafs "I would do anything for love" there is a 5th thing he wont do, he wont cheat on the female singer.
Where the Wild Roses Grow by Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds and Kylie Minogue is based on an actual urban legend.
Edit: Not sure if it counts as a secret but it is something I didn't know for a long time.
Kirsten Riaa is a metalhead. Damn, how many of them are now?
Stairway to Heaven backwards blew me away.
I need to know what went down in that toolshed. :o
"Get inside their own head" brilliant line. I also believed it about Marilyn Manson.
now i want to here Manson do a cover of blow me away by Breaking Benjamin
OZZY!💪
I remember when Eiffel 65 came out with “Blue”, my friend thought they said “I’m blue and in need of a guy”.
I loved that song as a kid but never interpreted the lyrics that way, now I can't unhear it.
I heard "I'm blue and I beat off this guy"
When Timbaland started using crazy vocal sounds in his beats. Nelly Furtado laughing. A baby.
I hated that shit. Thought it was the dumbest thing ever.
@@blackphillip8486 then you dont know music
@@mjdub1013 Timbaland sucks. He's always sucked. Everybody knows that.
It blew me away to learn that people understand Cardi B when she talks.
...and if you want a Hammett one, there's a doozy - the reason that Joe Satriani stopped teaching him is that apparently Joe would teach him licks and passages that he'd written for his next album, and they'd always end up on Metallica's next album before Satch could get his released.
Thank you, Meatloaf's song has driven me nuts for about 30years also. I've never liked him, yet that damn song would pop up in my head at random & It would just bug the crap out of me. So, thank you 😏
I always thought that hidden messages in songs only serve the purpose of enraging preachers.
You're blown away that you can play sound backwards?
The Prince and Manson remarks... LMAO
Is it my English or the Lou Reed secret/surprise was that he was "Live" and not that he was "Alive". Or we expected him to be dead?
You guys do no that every single Gorillaz video is part of the giant storyline?!
As much as I like What Culture and the people on it, they've not really shown a wide range of tastes on this list -
Gorillaz - Pop Rock (in his own words)
Megadeth/Metallica - Rock/Metal
Lou Reed/Metallica - Rock
Meatloaf - Rock
Marilyn Manson - Rock/Metal
Hidden messages in, yep, you've guessed it - Rock/Metal.
Maybe employ someone who is in to 80s pop, classic hip hop, 90s indie and the rest instead of everyone being into the exact same stuff?
Anyway, keep up the good work!
Lou Reed kinda looks like an older Jason Newsted.
Sorry Simon but you’re wrong. In the full song with the duet at the end Meatloaf specifically says what he won’t do. The females says “sooner or later you’ll be screwing around” and Meatloaf replies “ I won’t do that!” After saying things he will do.
Trust Ash to go for the filth, the same story existed about Gene Simmons as well!
And Jagger....No doubt in the future there will be similar rumours about [insert modern pop male that I have no idea about here] that says the same
I always heard (as a kid) that Gene had a cow tongue surgically attached in place of his real one
@@philsie204 He also named his band knights in satan's service!
Also, there are some things the female singer points out, and Meat Loaf answers "I won't do that."
Just all of Ashes innuendos 😂
What secrets aren't secrets they are just things you didn't know that you then learned about BLEW YOU AWAY?!
How dare you call Gorillaz pop rock 😯
I'm not much older than 30 ...mindLoafed
The entire end of the Prince song 'Darling Nikki' is a backward message meant to mock the PMRC. The message is a prayer.
The thing Meat Loaf won't do for love is say "I Love You" it's pretty tongue in cheek like most of his songs
How are any of these secrets?
Ash! u r hilarious! lol
Finding out that Michael Jackson composed some of the music for Sonic 3
In meat loaf song I will do anything for love...but o won't do that.
The true meaning of I won't do that.
Is the women who ask if he will start screwing around and sleeping with other women.
And meat loaf won't do that.
Hey Ash, don't tell @ThatKevinSmith that you can't blow yourself... away. He claims that he actually did it as a young man. "Just the tip."
my like goes to Ash and her awkwardness, adorable and beautiful. The Dark Lord appreciates it.
Got me with Meatloaf..... I'm 38
I would do ANYTHING for love except give up eating Greggs Sausage Rolls.
I wanna do a fucked up, hilarious backwards message in a song one day.
Millii vanilli
Why is no one shaving?
Simon Gallagher came on and I thought he was the annoying orange