Sample Magic has announced Vintage Vocals – Twisted Religion, a collection of authentic vintage vocal dialogues with a religious twist.
The Vintage 101 series continues its relentless crusade with this prime selection of vintage spoken word vocals with a religious twist. Gathered from long-lost (and royalty-free) recordings, each one is bristling with raw character.
Conceived to offer a unique collection of royalty-free vocal samples imbued with the sonic quality of a time long-gone, Twisted Religion offers a wealth of one-shot samples and extended phrases for use in your music with no legal timewasting.
Twisted Religion is packed with emotionally charged excerpts of speeches, sermons, rallies and performances – including some from the infamous cult leader Jim Jones (courtesy of The Jonestown Institute).
The sample pack is available to purchase for £12.90 GBP.
More information: Sample Magic / Vintage Vocals – Twisted Religion
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random posts on Jan 23, 2008
Some interesting things I bookmarked on del.icio.us on January 22nd, 2008:
- Contact lenses with circuits – Lights a possible platform for superhuman vision.
- MIDI Controler – Handmade mini MIDI Controler for moskitoo
- Similar Diversity – Similar Diversity is an information graphic which opens up a new perspective at the topics religion and faith by visualizing the Holy Books of five world religions.
Kevin Kelly reports about The Year of Living Biblically, a book by A. J. Jacobs, who spent a year trying to follow all 700 plus rules he found in the Bible.
Dave Callanan’s review of the book:
Make no mistake: A.J. Jacobs is not a religious man. He describes himself as Jewish “in the same way the Olive Garden is an Italian restaurant.” Yet his latest work, The Year of Living Biblically: One Man’s Humble Quest to Follow the Bible as Literally as Possible, is an insightful and hilarious journey for readers of all faiths. Though no fatted calves were harmed in the making of this book, Jacobs chronicles 12 months living a remarkably strict Biblical life full of charity, chastity, and facial hair as impressive as anything found in The Lord of the Rings. Through it all, he manages to brilliantly keep things light, while avoiding the sinful eye of judgment.
Read Kevin Kelly’s post with some insightful comments to the interview Jacobs did with Newsweek online.
Link via Boing Boing
