Easter eggs in famous albums MUST READ

http://www.cracked.com/article_18896_10-mind-blowing-easter-eggs-hidden-in-famous-albums.html

Holy crap, i read the first 3 so far and i gotta say this stuff is nuts.

Cool, thanks for sharing. Never heard of any of these.

As the biggest Radiohead fan on OT, I can tell you they have mind****ed me for the 102203018203810231st time.

Good ol Aphex twin

Cool, thanks for sharing. Never heard of any of these.

LovePotionNo9

is the giant pile of egg a part of your sig or are you trying to insult me mr

No, just had eggs on the mind since you mentioned easter eggs.

No, just had eggs on the mind since you mentioned easter eggs.

LovePotionNo9

understandable

As the biggest Radiohead fan on OT, I can tell you they have mind****ed me for the 102203018203810231st time.

IronBeaver

radiohead aphex twin and nine inch nails....they be carayyyyzeeeee

I knew about the In Through The Out Door easter eggs. I have the album in it's original plain brown wrapper and yes, I did the water colors. There are actually 6 different album covers.

wow some of them are pretty cool

I know another easter egg in a Zeppelin album. It involves holding Zeppelin IV up to a mirror.

I think they missed an important one that is rather cool, on the 1994 remaster of Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon, at the end of Eclipse shortly after you hear "There is no Dark Side of the Moon really, matter of fact it's all dark." If you set your equalizer just right and/or turn up your volume extremely high you can hear an orchestrated version of the Beatles "Ticket to Ride" being played. The odd thing about this? Paul McCartney was interviewed to be one of the random voices on the album but didn't make it onto the album and being no stranger to having songs secret snuck onto records himself (Her Majesty was supposed to be cut from Abbey Road but a stubber sound engineer snuck it onto the album after finding it on the cutting room floor.) makes me wonder how that managed to get there.