Created this collage some time ago but never posted it. So giving it a go.
In the style of Joe Frank.
Do you like to sit in the dark?
http://home.comcast.net/~newdabranck/music/Annode-Night.Peop le.mp3

Great job on the music, Barry. But you lost me with the long radio edits.
cool music, though.

Thanks. yes, the music was me..i'll take credit for that. It changes to a dancey number about halfway through.
In the style of Joe Frank, a philosophical radio story teller who uses music as backdrops to storytelling, as the point of topic. That's what I tried to do with this.
My topic was for 'the things that go bump in the night'...ghosts, demons, UFO abductions...that sort of thing.
Some ppl might get into listening to the whole thing for the tales. The UFO abduction is pretty cool.

Sorry that it's long. For those who might like this sort of thing, and don't have the time to listen now, may I suggest dloading it for a time when your just sitting in the dark.

Just listened to this. The interviews were quite interesting. I loved the music. The opening/closing section was very creepy. Almost sounded like breathing. I loved the "rattling" sounds as well. That was very atmospheric and well mixed. I also liked the middle section. Again the mix was great. That part had more of a Sci-Fi feel to it.

Nice work

Hey seismic1. I just wrote you into my will.
Real happy to hear you enjoyed it...and thanks for the kind words man!
I thought a few music fade outs were quite effective for the narration...like nearing the end of that young trippy dude talking about 'vapor apperisions' and the talk show host cuts him off. haha You have to be really nuts for the host (George Noory) to cut you off.
And once when Travis was describing the alien craft. (I think)
A movie was made about the guy Travis who was abducted. It's called "Fire in the Sky" (1993). I watched it last night for the 1st time. Not bad.

If you liked the style of music over narration I was emulating, check out some of these free Joe Frank shows if you like;
http://www.joefrank.com/listen.php

Thanks again seismic !

I've seen that movie a few times. I think I first saw it in '95 or something like that. I think D.B. Sweeney was being tipped for superstardom about that time, but it didn't really work out that way.