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Bob Goldthwait’s new album, “Meat Bob,” has a special segment for the people who find backward devil-worshiping messages on records. If you spin the album backward you can hear him saying: “Obey your parents, be nice, don’t eat snacks, go to church and give money to Jerry Falwell.”
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