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* Throughout the song, there is an underlying drone which sounds like a cabin of an airliner during travel. | * Throughout the song, there is an underlying drone which sounds like a cabin of an airliner during travel. | ||
* What sounds like a flute line at :47 and 2:51 is actually a reversed electric piano sample. | * What sounds like a flute line at :47 and 2:51 is actually a reversed electric piano sample. | ||
| + | * At around the 0'16"00 mark, there is an indistinguishable sample right before the guitars begin. When this sample is reversed and slowed down by about 30%, the word "hell" can be heard. | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
Revision as of 19:23, 13 August 2013
| Hey Saturday Sun | |
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| Running time | 4:56 |
| Appears on | The Campfire Headphase |
Comments
- The late, popular folk singer Nick Drake wrote a song titled "Saturday Sun" which appears on his album "Five Leaves Left".
Samples/Lyrics
- Throughout the song, there is an underlying drone which sounds like a cabin of an airliner during travel.
- What sounds like a flute line at :47 and 2:51 is actually a reversed electric piano sample.
- At around the 0'16"00 mark, there is an indistinguishable sample right before the guitars begin. When this sample is reversed and slowed down by about 30%, the word "hell" can be heard.