Best LOTR audiobook narrator? I remember listening to TTT about a decade ago and loved the voice the guy had, very chill.

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Anonymous 02/04/16 (Thu) 16:59:20 No.8517

Best LOTR audiobook narrator?

I remember listening to TTT about a decade ago and loved the voice the guy had, very chill.

Anonymous 02/05/16 (Fri) 10:45:05 No.8520

i don't know. audiobooks are really not for me.

i tried them a couple of times, but i didn't find them as comfy as written books.

Anonymous 02/05/16 (Fri) 23:56:28 No.8522

I can't remember the name of the audiobook series of The Hobbit + LoTR I listened to as a kid, but if at all possible I would love to invest in a LoTR/Hobbit audiobook read by Sir John Hurt. The man makes the phone book sound classy.

Anonymous 02/11/16 (Thu) 16:45:53 No.8574

>>8517

Tolkien didn't record one himself? I'm fairly certain that he did one for the Hobbit.

Anonymous 02/11/16 (Thu) 17:09:18 No.8579

>>8574

He only did bits and pieces. The recordings he did are really neat to listen to, but its only a couple of sections (like Riddles in the Dark and the approach to Edoras)

Anonymous 02/11/16 (Thu) 17:11:49 No.8580

>>8579

That's unfortunate. He had a god-tier narration voice.