They generally aren't good, and I tend to think they are bad. But I heard a piece of music at the same time as a siren was going off in the distance. And coincidentally, that gave the siren a bit of something that it'd been missing. It wasn't a loud siren, it was very very very faint. I had to mute the music to determine if it was coming from the song or from the distance. But, damn if that low, distant, almost silent siren didn't add to the tune.

Ulillillia is genuinely my favorite internet success story.

Can God create a rock that even They cannot drop even when sitting on the couch with an electric blanket?

That was Ulillillia. He would record the songs from Bubsy the Bobcat in Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind on tape at a zillion different slowed-down speeds and listen to each one for months at a time.
SHAMBA~1.SBB, Yesterday at 12:24:02 pm

There’s a Jack Chick reading of his site that covers this and more in Episode 100.

Here once more to pick the collective brain. It's half F Plus related, because it got mentioned in an episode and I'm not sure where else to ask it.

I'm pretty sure it was Nutshell that brought it up but someone brought up a reference to the guy that would just absurdly slow down music like 33x and listen to it repeatedly, and I can't for the life of me remember who that was a reference to. It's been stuck in my head for a few days trying to figure out where that reference came from, but I've hit a wall. I'm pretty sure they brought the reference to it up in 105 during the musician help guy bit, but it's literally just a split second mention of it, and I can't seem to find anything else on that subject anymore.