Post by Mr42 on Sept 12, 2014 22:54:40 GMT
Aside from when I was really young, and used to listen to the radio late at night and there's be someone reading out something like 'Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy' or some Tolkien thing, I've not really ever sat back and listened to them, aside from when I thought something might be a bit deep or profound and I was looking for samples to use on recordings.
Do people listen to them?
I know it's probably down to who is reading them / what kind of voice is narrating, am not sure I could sit at work or on a bus and listen to someone reading a book to me, yet, there seems to be a LOT of them about. Are people into them?
Bizarrely I noticed on Spotify the other day that there are a bunch of audio books of H.P. Lovecraft, and, because I don't read that much, I thought this might be handy for having a proper peruse of his work, but, all the people reading them annoyed me within the first minute. Probably chock full of potential samples too!
Do people listen to them?
I know it's probably down to who is reading them / what kind of voice is narrating, am not sure I could sit at work or on a bus and listen to someone reading a book to me, yet, there seems to be a LOT of them about. Are people into them?
Bizarrely I noticed on Spotify the other day that there are a bunch of audio books of H.P. Lovecraft, and, because I don't read that much, I thought this might be handy for having a proper peruse of his work, but, all the people reading them annoyed me within the first minute. Probably chock full of potential samples too!
