This was done by Atlanta Radio Theater Company. I think part of the intro might have been cut out. This was originally posted on the ARTC podcast, which was taken down a few years ago. Their podcast was recordings of the live shows, rather than the studio recordings that they sell. That's why there's an echo, and you can hear the crowd. I managed to find an archived link to the MP3 files, which are still hosted on the web. It's just that the ARTC website has been redesigned and no longer has any link to the files. Maybe someday I'll find somewhere to upload them, but that could be a copyright mess.
Fantastic, equal to anything from bbc radio 4 [if they still do good plays that is ,as everything else has gone down hill with them ] , , the play was fantastic the severe voices of the actors complementing the severe names of the characters , totally convincing actors ,anyone know when this was made?
Okay, I've been in the hospital for a bit, but I am recovering and finally feeling better so now I can release videos again. I have At The Mountains of Madness over on the Vimeo page but I'll be putting that up here on Sunday, and another epic Lovecraft tale shall also be put up on Labor Day, tentatively. I have like a ton of these on my laptop and the plan is to have weekly installments.
This was done by Atlanta Radio Theater Company. This was originally posted on the ARTC podcast, which was taken down a few years ago. Their podcast was recording of the live shows, rather than the studio recordings that they sell.
It is spelled differently in different countries. The spelling in English between British, American, Australian (as noted in Guy Montgomerys spelling Bee) etc are different. Color is correct and the original title is also spelled color. Fun fact Australia is even worse on their spelling where certain words that end -er in British and American ends -re in Australian (yes I am actually fun at parties, I promise)
@@krisisk1 I agree with you for the most part about different spellings , but, Lovecraft preferred to use older spellings of words. And Colour is the proper spelling for the whole story.
@@beck769 Your right, I had to look it up to be certain but Lovecraft did spell it "wrong" (in US at that time) on purpose as you say bc he preferred older spelling. Interesting note is that it is registered officially with both spellings but you are right that it was originally ou.
Fun Fact : this was Lovecraft's favorite among all of his work.
Mine as well! Its excellent
This was done by Atlanta Radio Theater Company. I think part of the intro might have been cut out.
This was originally posted on the ARTC podcast, which was taken down a few years ago. Their podcast was recordings of the live shows, rather than the studio recordings that they sell. That's why there's an echo, and you can hear the crowd.
I managed to find an archived link to the MP3 files, which are still hosted on the web. It's just that the ARTC website has been redesigned and no longer has any link to the files.
Maybe someday I'll find somewhere to upload them, but that could be a copyright mess.
One of the best audio adaptations I've listened to.
Easily my favourite Lovecraft story. I like them all, but this is the most accessible thing he ever did.
Lovecraft is still the best. Enjoyed this adaptation thoroughly.
"To leave anything moving in that room would've been a sin so monstrous as to damn any man to hell"
My favorite audio performance of this story.
Another great H.P. Lovecraft tale!
Excellent I thoroughly enjoyed that, it was perfect for a late night listen
Fantastic, equal to anything from bbc radio 4 [if they still do good plays that is ,as everything else has gone down hill with them ] , , the play was fantastic the severe voices of the actors complementing the severe names of the characters , totally convincing actors ,anyone know when this was made?
Thanks for sharing this!
The genius of Lovecraft
Excellent!
came to give this a listen to before the movie.
Nice! When's the next installment?
Okay, I've been in the hospital for a bit, but I am recovering and finally feeling better so now I can release videos again. I have At The Mountains of Madness over on the Vimeo page but I'll be putting that up here on Sunday, and another epic Lovecraft tale shall also be put up on Labor Day, tentatively. I have like a ton of these on my laptop and the plan is to have weekly installments.
Epic Horror Theatre come back
ARTC.org
This was done by Atlanta Radio Theater Company.
This was originally posted on the ARTC podcast, which was taken down a few years ago. Their podcast was recording of the live shows, rather than the studio recordings that they sell.
This is grrrrrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaat!!
I really enjoyed this, will there be more please?
its a powerful radio play
Well... that was better than I thought it would be... i was grossed out... far more literal than the novella but 👍 radio drama is hard to come by
IT BURNSSSS
3:00 Hey I'm born 83 and I'm only 36 I resent that! Lol
well there talking about 1883 but happy 37 birthday take care youngest part of middle age
1883
You might notice that they ride horses and there's no modern technology mentioned
@@dornravlin 37 , middle age ??
@@philipchurchill6508 well these days 30 it’s self is middle aged
Doc you Accusing him from stealing he Got the right to Point gun at you😇🤣😂
7min
Colour, NOT color.
It is spelled differently in different countries. The spelling in English between British, American, Australian (as noted in Guy Montgomerys spelling Bee) etc are different. Color is correct and the original title is also spelled color. Fun fact Australia is even worse on their spelling where certain words that end -er in British and American ends -re in Australian (yes I am actually fun at parties, I promise)
@@krisisk1 I agree with you for the most part about different spellings
, but, Lovecraft preferred to use older spellings of words. And Colour is the proper spelling for the whole story.
@@beck769 Your right, I had to look it up to be certain but Lovecraft did spell it "wrong" (in US at that time) on purpose as you say bc he preferred older spelling. Interesting note is that it is registered officially with both spellings but you are right that it was originally ou.
Did not care for this adaptation. I was hoping for something that followed the story more closely.
It is faithful 😕
This is a repost from ARTC
The worst Lovecraft's story, a great radio play though
Don’t you mean the opposite?
You stoopid
Why swear on the introduction? Such a turn-off
You’re a turn off
@@AsianTheDomination what do you mean by that?
@@timhaywood4693 yoo ugly
@@AsianTheDomination idiot
Why swear on the introduction? Such a turn-off
look up what Lovecraft's cat's name is
@@Masterchief0521 totally irrelevant
What was the foul language you heard? I must have missed that.
@@eduardo_corrochio I can only assume he means "damned" which is like, the softest of the hard language
@@Masterchief0521 no, i should have said what is in the description