I have been waiting to start this new category for a long time. Some boring but real technical issues have kept me from launching it but for now those issues are resolved. Using my Sony Acid 6 music software I am able to extract samples from films. I have played with this before to some degree but now it will be a regular feature. Probably will few samples per page from here on out. Sometimes I may spruce up a post with a sample or two, or I may do a post featuring samples from decent articles here. This first feature has some fine dialogs and monologues from the recent article on Zaat, The Neanderthal Man and Mesa of Lost Women. The sample from Zaat is part of the introduction. It went on even longer but I think the piece I posted gives you some clue as to the nature of the monologue. Next is Professor Grove’s hostile lecture to his peers at the Naturalist Society where he insults them with every breath and becomes infuriated when they ask to see a little proof regarding his incredulous claims. The last sample is certainly the most famous of the three and it is the opening narration by Lyle Talbot from Mesa of Lost Women. I was merciful and trimmed out the solo credit music but there is some in the background that lets you hear why it is regarded as possibly the most annoying soundtrack in all of film history. This did not, of course, stop Ed wood Jr. from loving it to death and using it in his film Jail Bait.

ZAAT INTRO

THE NEANDERTHAL MAN LECTURE

MESA OF LOST WOMEN INTRO

AUDIO FILES MAY BE NOT WORK FOR A WHILE. I AM RESOLVING THE ISSUE. PLEASE HANG LOOSE WHILE ALL FILES ARE MOVED TO MY HOSTING ACCOUNT AND THEN MOVED BACK TO INDIVIDUAL POSTS. IT WILL TAKE SOME TIME BUT IT WILL GET DONE EVENTUALLY. SORRY.

URANIUM WILLY 4 FEB 10

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