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[Seer]

Another Newbie checking in to say hello.

So hey folks! As for an introduction...

I'm particularly fond of the book 'It', its my primary motivation in posting here. I remember there being an audiobook before the Steven Weber narration. I liked it very much. It is no longer on YouTube and I have been unsuccessful in finding it elsewhere, or finding out more information about it at all unfortunately.

I suspect it was a book on tape. In any case, at the least I'm hoping to find someone here who knows more about this audiobook.

Thanks folks, cheers.

 

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Another Newbie checking in to say hello.

So hey folks! As for an introduction...

I'm particularly fond of the book 'It', its my primary motivation in posting here. I remember there being an audiobook before the Steven Weber narration. I liked it very much. It is no longer on YouTube and I have been unsuccessful in finding it elsewhere, or finding out more information about it at all unfortunately.

I suspect it was a book on tape. In any case, at the least I'm hoping to find someone here who knows more about this audiobook.

Thanks folks, cheers.

...the audio version was released in May of 2010 and it's available on Audible and Ebay to name just a couple of sources....

 

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[Seer]

Thank you everyone for the warm welcome~

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...the audio version was released in May of 2010 and it's available on Audible and Ebay to name just a couple of sources....

Hey there, thanks for the reply. As I said above I *am* aware of the Steven Weber narration on audible/itunes/ebay/everywhere from 2010. I have it and I like it very much. However there was another version prior to that. Has anyone else heard it? It sounds alot more dated in terms of audio quality, which makes me think its from the cassette tape era.

It was on you tube up until December of last year, now I can't find it anywhere. I can only find the newest one.

 

[GNTLGNT]

Thank you everyone for the warm welcome~



Hey there, thanks for the reply. As I said above I *am* aware of the Steven Weber narration on audible/itunes/ebay/everywhere from 2010. I have it and I like it very much. However there was another version prior to that. Has anyone else heard it? It sounds alot more dated in terms of audio quality, which makes me think its from the cassette tape era.

It was on you tube up until December of last year, now I can't find it anywhere. I can only find the newest one.

...sorry, didn't track from your post that you HAD the newer version....just that you were aware of it...I found nothing on a "tape" version of same...

 

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[Neesy]

Another Newbie checking in to say hello.

So hey folks! As for an introduction...

I'm particularly fond of the book 'It', its my primary motivation in posting here. I remember there being an audiobook before the Steven Weber narration. I liked it very much. It is no longer on YouTube and I have been unsuccessful in finding it elsewhere, or finding out more information about it at all unfortunately.

I suspect it was a book on tape. In any case, at the least I'm hoping to find someone here who knows more about this audiobook.

Thanks folks, cheers.

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