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Do slowed-down songs freak you out?

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Do slowed-down songs freak you out?

Postby British » Fri Jun 20, 2008 1:37 pm

I just heard a song "Peeping Tom" by the G-String orchestra. A weird-sounding instrumental piece.

But here's the thing. The vinyl was warped, slowing the sound down a bit. Slowed down vinyl songs freaked me out as a kid. The above mentioned song seemed even freakier with the warpage.

Did you ever get weirded out by slowed down music? I'm not talking about just the lower-pitched demonic voices from the vocals, I'm talking the whole shebang. 70s horror movies seemed to capitalize it on a bit in the audio department.
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