If you guys still believe all this stuff is true, try this: instead of reading what the message is before hearing the song, go sit somewhere where you can't see the monitor and get a friend to do all the clicking and playing. Or else do what I did and tape a piece of paper over where it shows what it supposedly says backwards. That way, you don't have any preconceived notions of what it's supposed to sound like. I did this with my brother and my cousin, and we couldn't make messages out of the vast majority of them. In Another One Bites the Dust, we couldn't make out anything until we read what it was supposed to be. After we did that, we could sort of hear it. That's why I think a lot of 'hidden messages' depend entirely on your expectations. But in other songs, like Stairway, we could understand the "There was a little toolshed where he made us suffer, sad Satan" part without knowing what it was supposed to be. It scared the crap out of us.