[quote]No one would have believed, in the last years of the nineteenth century, that human affairs were being watched from the timeless worlds of space.

No one could have dreamed we were being scrutinized, as someone with a microscope studies creatures that swarm and multiply in a drop of water. Few men even considered the possibility of life on other planets and yet, across the gulf of space, minds immeasurably superior to ours regarded this Earth with envious eyes, and slowly and surely, they drew their plans against us.[/quote] [b]Dun dun derrrrrrr[/b] I first heard it when was a kid and that shit still sends shivers down my spine :Bingo:

where was the quote from.?

A classic... 8)

Why aren't this movies on tv more often? :?

[quote=nbpgt]where was the quote from.?[/quote]

War of the worlds, 1953 sci-fi classic. Or did you meant where, like, what site did you copy that quote from?

can u say: "paranoia"...

[quote=nbpgt]where was the quote from.?[/quote]

The clue is in the title of the thread. Get it and listen to it, it`s awsome even now.

[url]http://www.stlyrics.com/lyrics/thewaroftheworlds/theeveofthewar.htm[/url]

d'oh... I thought it was the movie... stupid me :oops: :roll:

i dunno. i like the opening monologue, and some of the dialogue, but the music itself is pretty much the cheesiest stuff i've ever heard.

^^^ no way man, it`s classic stuff right there. :RockOn:

Have someone hear the "Musical" version by Jeff Wayne ? The music is total 70s. Great singers like Chris Thompson. And the words are spoken by Richard Burton. My father had this album & he played it again & again. Nice youth memories.

Know nothing of the musical or the tune to which you refer, but the book and movie were great.

That quote fucking rules.

I?me gonna put it through this kind of Speak&Spell thingy they have at AT&T?s site. It should be cool to have a robotic, computerized voice saying that stuff on a tune.

That quote is amazing! I love this track

Always takes me back to Parks&Wilson epic essential mix in 2000 The finishing track

[quote=Kinetic]That quote fucking rules.

I?me gonna put it through this kind of Speak&Spell thingy they have at AT&T?s site. It should be cool to have a robotic, computerized voice saying that stuff on a tune.[/quote]

you wouldn't be having a link to that site would you. sounds like fun :D

i've found this instaid. man this thing is fun. it has alot of different voices and it reads the text if you copy it. [url]http://www.download.com/3000-2139-10071733.html[/url]

[quote=lmmadic][quote=Kinetic]That quote fucking rules.

I?me gonna put it through this kind of Speak&Spell thingy they have at AT&T?s site. It should be cool to have a robotic, computerized voice saying that stuff on a tune.[/quote]

you wouldn't be having a link to that site would you. sounds like fun :D[/quote]

Sure, here you go : [url]http://www.research.att.com/projects/tts/demo.html[/url]

[quote=MrMouse]Have someone hear the "Musical" version by Jeff Wayne ? The music is total 70s. Great singers like Chris Thompson. And the words are spoken by Richard Burton. My father had this album & he played it again & again. Nice youth memories.[/quote]

That was the first time i heard it too, well i was actually scratching through my fathers collection and came across this album, put it on and that was it, i was captivated. Classic stuff indeed 8)

[quote=Peter]Always takes me back to Parks&Wilson epic essential mix in 2000 The finishing track[/quote]

That is an awesome set, still listen to it sometimes, P&W never disappoint.

If anyone likes Hybrid they did a mix of the Jeff Wayne track, overdid the distortion a little on the vocal but it is still a killer track.

:roll:

I thought this was going to be news about the Tom Cruise/Steven Speilberg remake.

Boi I really wanna see the movie...

i wanna seee that noww :mrgreen: