In 1990, Welshman Steve Briers recited the entire lyrics of the Queen album "A Night at the Opera"-BACKWARDS. It took him just under 10 minutes.
Try it :D
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Not sure. Probably word-by-word :D
Is this with the words in front of you, or from memory? :s
Don't know :D Be kinda pointless to put in Ripley's Believe It Or Not if he had the words :D
In one of the Guinness Book Of Records there's a photo of the guy doing it and he's holding the ANATO lp inner sleeve, clearly reading the lyrics.
And I guess it would be letter-by-letter, and possibly also word by word.
So it would either start "swolb dniw eht yaw yna" or "uoy kcus ym doolb ekil a hcheel".
And I guess it would be letter-by-letter, and possibly also word by word.
So it would either start "swolb dniw eht yaw yna" or "uoy kcus ym doolb ekil a hcheel".
You're right there, but I am not enough of a nut, or idle enough to attempt that. Interesting prospect, though :P
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Well I've got God Save The Queen covered. :) I just had an idea: Has anyone actually played the opera section of Bo Rhap backwards? I bet it's cool :)
In 1990, Welshman Steve Briers recited the entire lyrics of the Queen album "A Night at the Opera"-BACKWARDS. It took him just under 10 minutes.
Try it :D
Sorry, I have a life :)
What about the parts in The Prophet's Song? Must've taken him most of his time.
interesting...
how did he recite god save the queen?
how did he recite god save the queen?
:D I've never tried it. If I did, I wouldn't have as much time as I do now. O_o
You're definitely not a true Queen fan (or you're just not truly crazy, I'm not sure which) unless you can recite A Night At The Opera backwards!
In 1990, Welshman Steve Briers recited the entire lyrics of the Queen album "A Night at the Opera"-BACKWARDS. It took him just under 10 minutes.
Try it :D
Sorry, I have a life :)
Silly djaef :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
Lol :D
Some people just have got to mutch time in hands.
then, give them some suggestions to fill it... :P