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I have been looking everywhere for an audio novel version of Blade Runner, any of the Jetter sequels and.or DADOES. But in all cases no luck The only version of Blade Runner I have found thus far is in German (which sadly I don't speak!).

Can anyone help as I would really like to find these audio novels for purchase or download

Thanks and fingers crossed

Have you tried Amazon or Ebay for Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?

http://www.amazon.com/Do-Androids-Dream ... 652&sr=8-1

Andy

Thanks for the suggestion Andy and the link. I'm probably being picky but I was hoping to get it on CD rather than cassette as I don' have a cassette player anymore..... I have trawled the Net a few times but to no avail thusfar

DADoES is available on CD.

http://www.amazon.com/Blade-Runner-Andr ... 09&sr=1-13

Hits CD edition consists in 8 compact dics (a DIY MP3 version is a must!) whit more than 9 hours and 30 minutes of narration... with Scott Bricks as narrator.

Cover art by Drew Struzan.

Published by Random House Aduio division. Check this link for more info and titles (Amazon link from Kippel is Ok, of course!):

http://www.randomhouseaudio.com

Thanks very much for the info..... just when I thought I was destined to only ever read and watch this fantastic story, you guys save my hopes

Guess what I'm buying myself for Christmas

Thanks again all, very much appreciated

and Merry Christmas to you all

Audio version of Blade Runner...couldn't you just put the DVD on and listen to it?

If anyone's interested, HERE is another DADoES on audio CD in Spanish narrated by Scott Bricks/cover art by Drew Struzan/published by Random House.

Could listen to the DVD but it doesn't fit into my MP3 player

I borrowed the Blade Runner CD audio set from the library (yes, they changed the name, but it's still DADOES). Unfortunately they chose the worst narrator in the history of recorded books to read it. Scott B sounds like this wimpy mama's boy, overemoting every word and pause, and he manages to completely wreck the experience.

doc

I've had the CDs ever since they released them...but haven't listened to them yet! I must say...the first audio book of DADoES was good. Only thing...it is abridged.

Narrated by: Matthew Modine and Calista Flockhart

http://www.learnoutloud.com/Catalog/Lit ... heep/1866#

Not Blade Runner, but some alternative Philip K. Dick audio...

"Martian Time-Slip" (complete unabridged novel) and the unabridged short story "The Golden Man" (TGM inspired the movie "Next"). Read by Grover Gardner. 8 cds.

I just borrowed it from the public library. Great yarns and a fine reading performance.

doc

Thanks for all the suggestions..... looks like I have much listening to catch up with

Me2. Purchased them as soon as they hit the shelf and have not once listened to them.



I know Scott Brick does an awesome job on the new classic Dune audiobooks though.

As you are probably aware by now Doc has an attitude problem...

I love recorded books, and have also had my own radio show on a funky FM station in Seattle, and done some pick up work at an Astoria FM station. I also cut carts for a pirate doo-wop FM station, doing all the funny voices, but that's another story.

Anyway, Scott Brick makes me want to run from the room screaming whenever I hear his voice. It's even worse than listening to Garrison Keillor (sp?) attempt to sing. (The man has no concept of pitch.)

I guess beauty is in the eye of the beholder, 'eh?

doc