Hello, Wilbur! Let's Worship Satan Today!
Here's a passage from the book I'm reading, Lucifer Rising: Sin, Devil Worship, & Rock 'n Roll, which is an examination of Satanic and related imagery in history, popular culture, and music . . .
In 1986, evangelist Jim Brown of Ohio led 75 young people in the mass burning of records containing the theme to Mr. Ed, the popular TV comedy show about a talking horse. If the song 'A Horse Is A Horse' was played backwards, Brown explained, the message 'Someone sung this song for Satan' could clearly be heard.
After I got done howling in laughter at this particular passage, I decided that I really, REALLY want a Mr. Ed record now! I wanna put it on my turntable and play it backwards and see if I can conjure up the Dark Lord for some infernal horsing around!
The moral of the story is that a horse is a horse, of course, of course . . . unless of course it's a Satanic horse.
In 1986, evangelist Jim Brown of Ohio led 75 young people in the mass burning of records containing the theme to Mr. Ed, the popular TV comedy show about a talking horse. If the song 'A Horse Is A Horse' was played backwards, Brown explained, the message 'Someone sung this song for Satan' could clearly be heard.
After I got done howling in laughter at this particular passage, I decided that I really, REALLY want a Mr. Ed record now! I wanna put it on my turntable and play it backwards and see if I can conjure up the Dark Lord for some infernal horsing around!
The moral of the story is that a horse is a horse, of course, of course . . . unless of course it's a Satanic horse.