Spoken word

[tuberider]

I don't listen to too much in the way of story telling spoken word type stuff except a little This American Life every now and again, but I really love Joe Frank, the dude is a communication savant. I'm listening to ashtray at the end of the world right now and it is just too real

Anyone else have some storytelling that captivates them?

 

[Ibn]

Folk music?

 

[Gomer]

oh, story telling music.
I've always been very fond of "The Highway Man"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2CFM4ev-g8

 

[bookfish]

I believe I have every Douglas Adams fiction piece on audiobook. Some are read by Adams, some by Martin Freeman. Also CBS radio mystery theater is pretty cool.

 

[tuberider]

I love Douglas Adams, but have never listened to the audiobooks, I should give it a whirl while I'm out working.

 

[bookfish]

LMK if you wanna borrow a disc set (except mostly harmless which I'm listening to now)

 

[patchin]

We started listening to books on CD while on vacation. Now, we listen to them most of the time. We like Tony Hillerman. Who done its from Indian country in Arizona and New Mexico. And Nicholas Sparks for sappy love stories.

 

[GreshamH]

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LMK if you wanna borrow a disc set (except mostly harmless which I'm listening to now)
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Offer open to me as well?

I love listening to books while driving, flying and even while working. Since I'll be driving to LA in a couple weeks something new would be fabulous.

 

[bookfish]

Of course. I can see "Life" and "Restaurant" from where I'm sitting. LMK what you want and I'll drop it by Zeb's house.