M&D & M-D on tape

[Mark Wright AIA]

Howdy

M,mm,m,mmista Welles, he dead... And Hopper is Hopper.  If the M&D/M-D
books on tape comparison showed me anything, it is that the overlay of
drama is likely to get in the way of the text.  The voice should seem
candid and transparent. I suggest Broderick even though I not much of a
fan of his... I know, how about Joel Gray?

Mark

--- John Verity <verity at technologicp.com> wrote:
> >I'd suggest (hesitantly, but seriously) Matthew Broderick as a
> reader.
> >Any other ideas?
> 
> 
> i would like to hear GR read by Orson Welles, master of radio drama,
> or 
> by Dennis Hopper.
> 
> John______________________________________________________________
>                             J W Verity   TECHNOLOGIC PARTNERS, NYC
>                                          212-343-1900 x258
> 


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