A question, What in DS changed you in some way?

[loril54]

I know with me, It made me think I was more than what people might see on the outside. You?

[Nancy]

I wanted to become an actor and a writer. I was fascinated with the stories and loved the rich voices of some of the performers, particularly JF. I got the DS album because I knew there were recitations on it.  From that point on, I would purchase albums (and later CDs) related to the vocal arts.

Nancy

[David]

40 years later, and I'm still obsessed with classic, Gothic horror movies, because of DS.

In the 1990s I made two feature films, Red Ribbons,
which I produced, and Next Year in Jerusalem, which I wrote/directed.
Louis Edmonds is in Jerusalem.
My childhood fantasies about being on DS
inspired me to do this.
Both film come to DVD this summer, BTW.

I now review horror movies for Scary Monsters, Videoscope & Penny Blood magazines.
Yup, DS inspires me to do this!

David

[MagnusTrask]

DS was just one of several programs that kept my imagination going and fed my starved personality development in antiseptic Suburbia in the 60s/early 70s.    As for how DS in particular contributed, I'm still in the process of figuring that out, partly through participation in this board.

I dart back and forth between several boards on different subjects-- this is the one board I'm on which actually has a number of accomplished people on it, though.

[Mysterious Benefactor]

Well, does an uncontrollable compulsion to spend fog swept nights scouring the docks for prostitutes count?

 

[David]

 

Hey MB:
are you the dude with the fangs I used to see on the Christopher Street Piers in NYC??!!
that was quite a hickey I got!

David

[MagnusTrask]

In surfing, I have discovered a surprising number of boards devoted to people saying they're vampires.     I discovered this while actually surfing, by the way.     I'ver never even seen a computer.

[Mysterious Benefactor]

are you the dude with the fangs I used to see on the Christopher Street Piers in NYC??!!

Sorry, not I. I've never even been on Christopher Street. And besides, like our favorite vamp, I stick to New England docks when it comes to scouring on those fog swept nights. 

[PennyDreadful]

 Nancy, I was about to type the same thing almost verbatim! 

 -Penny

I wanted to become an actor and a writer. I was fascinated with the stories and loved the rich voices of some of the performers, particularly JF. .