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has got to hands down belong to . This dude can make every single moment in life seem like a good time for miller time. |
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Still has to be Thom Yorke |
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I've always liked his voice. I can almost picture the shitty run down bars. I can almost taste the stale beer and cheap whiskey and i can almost smell the overpowering cigarettes that surrounded him. |
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currently listening to mule variations. |
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joe pasquali |
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Thats my personal favorite. The Vh1 story tellers is quite nice also. I like getting the background on things |
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on helium |
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tom kenny |
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I just had a voice-related experience too... I was sitting at a lecture, and some girl behind me asked a question.. as soon as she started speaking, I fell in love.. it was the most beautiful, flawless voice I could ever imagine, but I didn't dare turn my head to look because it might ruin the mental image of her.. I wonder who it was... |
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"unchained melody" righteous brothers is good. |
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I love a good voice. um, some favs. Chirstopher Walken. James Earl Jones. Burl Ives. Peter Jennings. The guy who hosts Frontline (probably the creepiest voice I've ever heard). The women who host autopsy on hbo. I like Alec Baldwin's voice, even though he's annoying. English favorites, Jeremy Irons and Bill Nigh.. There are many others, but I can't think of them right now. |
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errol morris's voice reminds me a lot of johnny cash |
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bill gates. |
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Errol's also a very fine documentarist. |
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Has anyone seen that documentary Morris made with the hedge artist, and mole-rat specialist, etc.? |
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I've seen The Fog of War (which is incredible, man for me Robert McNamara is an incredible personna), the Thin Blue Line, A Brief History of Time, Mr. Death and Vernon Florida. All 4 are incredible. Yours is one of the only I haven't seen, but every one who saw it told me the connections between those 4 "freaks" were amazing. The Fog of War is technically incredible, for the first time I've seen a person trully talk to me on screen, he goes beyond the POV of the documentarist with the way he staged the glass/camera technique. No wonder he won the Academy award for Best documentary. |
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hello, i'm johnny cash |
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