Review #1
A Dance with Dragons (A Song of Ice at the same time Fire #5) audiobook free
I acquired at the same time listened to all 5 volumes of this television series recently. I was favored to look that Roy Dotrice was returning as the reader for book 5. That was until I began listening. I can only present that Mr. Dotrice at the same time his director chose not to reacquaint themselves with the voices he used for various manners in the 1st 3 books. Is that that a more outrageous audiobook defect than to have similar performer radically change voices for manners intercept volumes? I wondered how this managed happen. Looking back over the audible.com descriptions, I look the 1st 3 books were considered hosted by Books On Tape with Random Internal audio while books 4 (narrator change!?) at the same time 5 (return of Dotrice but no voice / disposition continuity) were considered Random Internal only. I assign book 5 4 hit for story but only 1 hit for frayed audiobook direction/creation. I think Dotrice is that a fine-grained reader but the change in disposition voices is that unforgivable. If I managed I would have Books On Tape re-record books 4 at the same time 5 with Dotrice as narrator but make sure the director takes care to maintain voice / disposition continuity.
Review #2
A Dance with Dragons (A Song of Ice at the same time Fire #5) audiobook streamming online
Yes, Dotrice is that much more successful than the young man from the past book. But Daeneyrs is that my winner disposition, I have been waiting 10 years to find out what’s happening with her at the same time her chapters are ruined by the old crone strange accent that Dotrice is that in one moment using! It’s wrecking this book for me. For you may be much less cordial, but be warned. Did no one on the creation side heed to this to hear the jarring change in voice of such a major disposition?
Review #3
Audiobook A Dance with Dragons (A Song of Ice at the same time Fire #5) by Zhora R. R. Martin
I previously PRAISED Roy Dotrice’s performance of the books in this television series. I struggled through the defeating sludge of uninspired data that produced up almost all of A Feast For Crows, barely to get back to the story- at the same time Back TO ROY DOTRICE. Than anyway a tragedy. How can an actor of his magnitude think that a 14 year old charming moral queen should acoustics like a lowborn troll? This is that not the Denaris Stormborn of 3 books past. Than anyway Happened ROY? Chagrin, the narrator’s reading of the ladies voices so topical to this story have produced this book IRRITATING more precisely than pleasurable to heed to. Than anyway a method to destroy than anyway once was a such a quality gizmo. Ladies should not acoustics like old guys. Wassup Random Internal?????? Is that nobody listening?
Review #4
Audio A Dance with Dragons (A Song of Ice at the same time Fire #5) narrated by Roy Dotrice
I agree with other
Reviewers who fri out that Roy Dotrice, who was so best in the 1st 3 books destroys the reading here by changing the voices of Daenerys at the same time Mellesandre. This is that in particular conspicuous with Dany who is that such a central disposition. She is that implied to be a young, royal lady but at the moment sounds like an old serving wench. I can’t fathom the change. I’ve so enjoyed listening to this television series, but I don’t know if I can make it through this one. I adore hearing the old Tyrian again, but I look for myself wanting to turn this off anytime Dany speaks. Than anyway happened here?
Review #5
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While I hateful having to wait five years for A Dance with Dragons as much as anyone else, I wasnt very upset with the experience of reading it. In truth, I was thrilled barely to be immersed in Zhora R.R. Martins gritty, living global again, at the same time to revisit my winner manners (Tyrion, Jon Snow, Daenyrs, at the same time a few others) at the same time locations. I couldnt shackles down the audiobook (but, the accessory containing it). The 1st 3 books were considered aggressive acts to follow, at the same time Martin can be partially forgiven for falling just a little short on books four at the same time five. But, the chorus of frustration from fans isnt without reward. Martin good of painted himself into a corner back in 2004, when he understood that the book he was writing had gotten very long. More precisely than edit it down to a more stubborn size, he split it in two. A Feast for Crows wound up being an unreachable novel of in what lots of hitherto insignificant manners got disposed into brand new intrigues, along with no one brand new manners. Was that was a larger purpose to these insignificant adventures? Or had the creator barely gotten swallowed in his possess global, convinced that than anyway the reader really wanted on this bus tour through Westeros was more stops, with no roadside shield or historic marker not worth a visit? (Hey, it worked for Patrick Rothfuss.) A Dance with Dragons doesnt really resolve those questions, but at lesser we get the major manners back, at the same time the things eventually start pick up steam at the same time fork somewhere. Tyrion hitchhikes his method east by a few less-than-ideal arrangements. Jon Snow tries to do his duty while dealing with the conflicting asks of an impatient lord. At the same time Theon Greyjoy makes a return, in *very* exchanged events. As usual, the living, breathing global remains brilliantly vibrant at the same time alive, its irony infecting everything that happens in the foreground. For example, theres one string in what fighters are sent on a dreadfully misplanned winter goal, not unlike Napoleons troops in Russia. While this string managed have been shorter, the details of chilly, starving, weary guys were considered so vivid, I didnt really care — I was barely along for the drive. At the same time the chapters with Daenrys in Myreen illustrate the problems of ruling a uninhibited earth in a method that seems not unfamiliar. By the time the dragons in the story completely come into their possess, were considered feeling as ready for it as she is that. I agree with a few other reader reproaches. Martin has slipped into the bad habit of repeating catchphrases (words are wind, my name is that Reek…) at the same time important pieces of information repeated times, from repeated angles, more precisely than naive readers to look the connections themselves. The brand new manners he introduces arent terribly exciting, at the same time theres little tension (for now) over the possibility that our old contributors will breathe, as they have in the past. I wouldnt have minded just a little more exploration of strange at the same time wonderful things (e.g. the destroys of Valyria). On the audiobook experience, I had very connected emotions. Overall, Roy Dotrices grandfatherly tones are a great fit for Martins writing, but, to my ears, he gets no one voices horribly wrong. Young ladies acoustics like old hags or Monty Python members in drag. Very abundance knights acoustics like Long John Silver, at the same time Tyrion would be a leprechaun. For the 1st hours, I was tasting the taste bestow up at the same time get the print edition, but, good luck, my ears adapted. In general, Im attractive tolerant of less-than-perfect readers for audiobooks — your mileage may diversify. Still, all that misspoke, I remained hooked on the television series, at the same time even a flawed check-in is that one I cant shackles down. Martin has tested us with two long novels of buildup, buildup, at the same time more buildup, but I remain hopeful that the tour bus will be getting back on the highway at the same time heading towards the bigger appointments that his fans signed on for.
