I recorded the last 4 shows on my cassette recorder and listened to that tape for many years until the VHS tapes were released.

I agree with you about streaming apps like CBS All Access (and Disney+, etc.)  I do have cable, but the only streaming I have is Amazon Prime, which streams through my Blu-Ray player, and I don’t use Netflix, either.  Over the years, I have built up a nice movie collection, and there is more than enough on my own DVDs/Blu-Rays to keep me occupied for hours on end.  I won’t pay those streaming services, really more on principal than anything else.

And I also like the 1994 version of “The Stand.”

Happy Birthday, Darren.  Thanks much for all your work on behalf of DS, and esp. NODS.  Here’s hoping your efforts will be seen next year on the NODS 50th anniversary..

Querntin of La Mancha meets Muzak

Either the seller has not researched the price for this (e.g. on Amazon or they’re hoping a buyer doesn’t do that research.   

As an Audible subscriber, I get discounts, and the DS books cost me $7.34 for download to Kindle Fire.

Brian

When the DS audiobook series was first announced with KLS as reader/narrator, I was concerned that they would not compare to other audiobooks that I have heard. Specifically, many narrators do voice characterizations when reading dialogue. I like this because it helps me to follow the different characters.

The first two books in the series did not differentiate between the characters. However—and I am happy to report this—in “Strangers at Collins House” KLS has started doing some characterizations for certain characters. In reading dialogue for Henry Collins, Ms. Scott lowers the pitch of her voice and gives it a slight roughness. She makes distinctions for several other male characters and the one new female character heard so far, as well.

This will make the series much more enjoyable for me.

THANK YOU, KLS!

Brian