First!!

Learn to read.

Listening to some Simon Scarrow at the moment - set in the time of the Roman empire. The narrator does a good job and the books are pretty good ...

Read the first four, reading the fifth at the moment. Great books! Easy to get into and pretty gripping, good characters, some funny moments... etc! :)

Was gonna start with this but couldnt find it on pb =/ thx though :)

I got it via newzbin

how ghetto the poster must feel

slaughter house five by kurt vonnegut

Harlan Ellison - Voice from the edge vol 1

It's basically compilation of his futuristic short stories.
Good narrator voice (his), good stories, nice variance

Also youtube him for erratic motormouth interviews, he's a character
Check I have no mouth and i must scream the game too

Ill start here, thx :)

Liked them, except for the one about the dead aunt in showbiz.

I thought the "brave new world" audiobook was pretty good, can't remember the narrator though.

Enjoy you little bitch :)

http://media.libsyn.com/media/blogrelations/alice1.mp3

Bill Bryson

Stephen King - Under the dome

I listen to audiobooks, when I go to sleep, so I never listen to anything demanding.

you're fucking weird and i hate people like you

lol?

audiobook listeners. especially when going to sleep

i once listened to a song on repeat while sleeping,

the twisted sound you hear when you then wake up is undescribable

My PC froze one night while i listened to an audiobook.

AGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG


... was fucking weird waking up.

hehehe :D

Just listened to the Dark Tower series and the Stand so Im kind of sick of King right now, thx though.

the harry potter series narrated by steven fry if you haven't read the books

inb4 replies: @haters i don't give a fuck if you don't like it - keep your worthless opinion to yourself

Of course I read it and loved it, up until the point where Dumbledore died. At that point the series lost its magic, no pun intended.

spoiled it for me now. thanks.

WTF, spoiler tag plz

admin????

Yes, it was totally out of the question that the old and wise master, who has been mentoring and guiding the protagonist, had to die at some point so that the story could actually be resolved by the protagonist. Whoever couldn't see obi wan's death coming must never have been exposed to any kind of hero story whatsoever.
...I mean gandalf...i mean yoda...i mean dumbledore

Oh yeah, I remember that, when Snape killed him? Good times.

...but he was already dying and snape was the good guy after all...

wheel of time by Robert Jordan and you'll have something to read for a while. I'm re reading it right now too prepare for the last book.

azmo is short for Asmodean -.in my defence, z´s were cooler thirteen years ago ;)

hehe

Audio books are ok, I guess, if you're driving or otherwise need your hands (giggity).
Otherwise gimme an actual book any time. :)

For what it's worth, tho, I like listening to lectures and presentations instead of audio books. To each their own. :)

i once tried to listen to a lecture on heidegger while playing this simpsons car-game with sound while my siblings talked and stuff

now i have this image burned into my memory; all sensory modalities tangled up in this vivid, detailed mess of game, real-life and abstractions

i got the same feeling of overload when playing quake with hands left-right switched while timing all items and listening to the most speedy, expressive, multilayered music

hmm, maybe i shall try that again tomorrow - it was quite fun. like spinning in quick circles while reading books upside-down and trying to make dinner

of course, like staying a bit too long in the sauna after a few drinks, this will ruin the rest of your day

(i can't sleep. someone recommend a boring book that i can listen to :c)

Patient 67

Gonna listen to this tomorrow and the day after then, thx :)

The Famous Five

Need moar really.

Stephen King - The Mist ... good story, good atmosphere, good narrator.
Stephen King - Duddits, too.

The song of ice and fire, first three books read by Roy Dotrice, are hands down the best audio books I've ever listend to.

To kill time, all the discworld books are great as well, both the ones read by Nigel Planer and Stephen Briggs

Can anyone direct me to one of the book threads, or suggest some books.