Quite Remarkable New Version Of H G Wells - War Of The Worlds Features Richard Burton - Hope You Like It.
59 mins (320kbps)
About a decade ago Ollie Teeba and DJ Food embarked upon a session to re-soundtrack The War of the Worlds using Richard Burton’s excellent narrative for Jeff Wayne‘s version as the glue. That session was never finished and the audio languished for years until Ollie rebooted it and recorded a 45 minute version a few years back, presenting unique CDRs to friends and family one Xmas.
It was good but it was dense and the spoken word sometimes relentless, so I suggested he spread things out, play more of the underlying music and extend it to an hour for the show. And he has, on the eve of the 75th anniversary of the radio play first being broadcast across America and sparking a panic that the world was being invaded.
Ollie has re-styled the piece with large helpings of 70’s soundtrack work and psyche rock, digging into his favourite genres outside of Hip Hop. Well known pieces by Axelrod and Schifrin take on a new light when coupled with Burton’s story-telling and many seem tailor made for this presentation. Re-scores of famous books are pretty unique and I think this is the first time we’ve featured anything like this on Solid Steel.
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Is the site called "SoundCloud" because it has Copy>Cut>Paste files uploaded by herbally deluded individuals who dream they are musicians but do not have the foggiest idea as to which are the starting and finishing points of a musical triangle?
Poor Mr. H.G. Wells would have fallen into a state of apoplexy had he have been alive today to listen to that particular bastardisation of his most excellent work.
dan44762000 to loiterer
7 Oct 152#8
That is what is so great about music ,what one person does not like , another may enjoy. stick to saying "i don't like this music" instead of trying top speak for everyone.
It inevitably makes you look like a bit of a _____ , I,ll let you fill that bit in , been as you so obviously like speaking for everyone else .
BubaMan to loiterer
7 Oct 151#12
Yes, it's popular knowledge that Herbert loved the 70s Jeff Wayne version :smirk:
loiterer
6 Oct 151#5
Hot...Cold...? I don't think either option is appropriate. The time has come for the site creators here at HUKD to give us a third choice... Incinerate! Once points are stoked to a given level of "fury temperature" the "Deal" is replaced with a GIF showing a smoking heap of ash and bone.
R37R0
6 Oct 151#6
Cheers Boz, always enjoy trying a new variant of War of the Worlds
Boz to R37R0
7 Oct 15#7
Thank You I Thought They've Done Quite A Good Job Of It As Well. :innocent:
Boz
7 Oct 153#9
Thank You
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Hence I rarely respond to insulting comments.
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gerrymig
7 Oct 151#10
Nice find Boz ...
Boz to gerrymig
7 Oct 15#11
Many Thanks :innocent:
Boz
7 Oct 15#13
I do as well just bought the remastered repackaged version a few days ago.
Did Herbert have the Vinyl 78rpm version or 8 Track !!! :laughing:
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59 mins (320kbps)
About a decade ago Ollie Teeba and DJ Food embarked upon a session to re-soundtrack The War of the Worlds using Richard Burton’s excellent narrative for Jeff Wayne‘s version as the glue. That session was never finished and the audio languished for years until Ollie rebooted it and recorded a 45 minute version a few years back, presenting unique CDRs to friends and family one Xmas.
It was good but it was dense and the spoken word sometimes relentless, so I suggested he spread things out, play more of the underlying music and extend it to an hour for the show. And he has, on the eve of the 75th anniversary of the radio play first being broadcast across America and sparking a panic that the world was being invaded.
Ollie has re-styled the piece with large helpings of 70’s soundtrack work and psyche rock, digging into his favourite genres outside of Hip Hop. Well known pieces by Axelrod and Schifrin take on a new light when coupled with Burton’s story-telling and many seem tailor made for this presentation. Re-scores of famous books are pretty unique and I think this is the first time we’ve featured anything like this on Solid Steel.
Original Link
http://www.djfood.org/ollie-teebas-war-of-the-worlds-mix-for-solid-steel-25/
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Solid Steel Radio Show 25/10/2013 Part 1 + 2 - DK + Marshall Jefferson
Poor Mr. H.G. Wells would have fallen into a state of apoplexy had he have been alive today to listen to that particular bastardisation of his most excellent work.
It inevitably makes you look like a bit of a _____ , I,ll let you fill that bit in , been as you so obviously like speaking for everyone else .
:innocent:
I try my best to post links that people will enjoy.
This forum can do without negative comments.
If folks don't like what I post then they have a choice
to not bother with it. Through the years I've seen some
great posters leave the group through be trolled & heckled.
Hence I rarely respond to insulting comments.
Thank You for your comment. I'm glad someone appreciate
my efforts.
Best Wishes
Boz :smile:
Did Herbert have the Vinyl 78rpm version or 8 Track !!! :laughing: