The Morse code in the background says "bugger all" "pork Pies" and "strawberry fields forever." (thanks, dean - chalfont, England)
The line, "The Fools on the hill and I feel fine," appears to be some sort of tribute to The Beatles song "The Fool On The Hill." Oasis are known to use The Beatles song titles in a number of their song lyrics. (thanks, Gavin - Leeds, England)
British producer Mark Coyle created the backward bits. Coyle is sometimes thought of as the "6th member" of Oasis. He became friends with Noel Gallagher when they were both roadies for The Inspiral Carpets. When Noel joined Oasis, Coyle was brought in as sound technician, and he also produced much of their debut album Definitely Maybe. (thanks, Bertrand - Paris, France)
