I should have done this ages ago, but better late than never, right?
So, the amazing![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
luzula organised this group cast podfic of omphale's Horseshoes and Hand Grenades and the lovely crinklysolution invited me to be a part of it and we generally had an amazing time and the finished product is pretty darn cool if I do say so myself.
Here is a link to Luz's post for the project.
luzula read Benton Fraser, crinklysolution read Ray Kowalksi, I read Ray Vecchio and helens78 read Frannie and a bunch of other cool stuff. Luz, with crinkly's help, found the sound and music snippets for the section dividers, which are amazing. Plus then podfic_lover did a wicked podbook thing for it with the images from the original fic as section covers. So, so much fun to work with an awesome team on something like this.
( Requisite Rambly Reader's Notes - spoilers, I guess )
And, for posterity's sake, here is a youtube link for the original version of Cold Missouri Waters, as sung by James Keelaghan. (And what the heck, here is a live version, 'cause I couldn't decide which I like better)
The Cry Cry Cry version (included at the end of the podfic) is totally awesome, and is the one most people know. But I grew up in southern Alberta and James Keelaghan was my favourite musician in the whole wide world between the ages of about 7 and about 12, so his will always hold a special place in my heart.
So, the amazing
luzula organised this group cast podfic of omphale's Horseshoes and Hand Grenades and the lovely crinklysolution invited me to be a part of it and we generally had an amazing time and the finished product is pretty darn cool if I do say so myself.Here is a link to Luz's post for the project.
luzula read Benton Fraser, crinklysolution read Ray Kowalksi, I read Ray Vecchio and helens78 read Frannie and a bunch of other cool stuff. Luz, with crinkly's help, found the sound and music snippets for the section dividers, which are amazing. Plus then podfic_lover did a wicked podbook thing for it with the images from the original fic as section covers. So, so much fun to work with an awesome team on something like this. ( Requisite Rambly Reader's Notes - spoilers, I guess )
And, for posterity's sake, here is a youtube link for the original version of Cold Missouri Waters, as sung by James Keelaghan. (And what the heck, here is a live version, 'cause I couldn't decide which I like better)
The Cry Cry Cry version (included at the end of the podfic) is totally awesome, and is the one most people know. But I grew up in southern Alberta and James Keelaghan was my favourite musician in the whole wide world between the ages of about 7 and about 12, so his will always hold a special place in my heart.