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Sgt. Peppers cover
Released: 05-26-1967
Archive notes: After “A Day in the Life,” Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band doesn’t just end — it slips into one of the most famous hidden loops in rock history. On the UK vinyl pressing, a locked inner groove contains a few seconds of spliced Beatles chatter, often described as gibberish. On manual turntables, the loop would repeat forever, turning the record into an endless, surreal mantra until the listener stopped it.
Case 009 Permanent link

Beatles, The

Album: Sgt. Peppers Song: Inner Groove

Forward:
Unintelligible Gibberish

Alleged backward phrase:
We'll fuck you like we're supermen