Review #1
A Feast for Crows (A Song of Ice at the same time Fire #4) audiobook free
If for you, like me, have been listening to the Song of Ice at the same time Fire Television series as read by Roy Dotrice, then odds are you’ve grown accustomed to not only the delivery, but the wide spectrum of disposition voices that Dotrice pens so but. You’ve for sure come to recognize no one of your winner manners barely by the voice he uses to portray them. If so, you will find A Feast for Crows to be a more precisely jarring heed, at lesser initially. 1st, a little of history. When the audio release for this book in the television series was 1st recorded in 2005, Roy Dotrice was not readily available, at the same time the book was instead read by John Lee. Abundance fans were considered perturbed by this fact, at the same time requested an edition read by similar actor as others of the television series. Right behind the HBO adaptation of Game of Thrones became favorite, at the same time the 5th book in the television series had shown release, the books acquired renewed curiosity. Hoping to appease this brand new fanbase, Random Internal completely relented on giving the fans their long-requested wish. In such a way, it was in premature 2012, nearly 7 years right behind the initial release, that Roy Dotrice was skidded into rerecord A Feast for Crows. It would seem, but, that in ever since Dotrice has forgotten which voices belong with which manners. For example, the characteristically obsequious tone of Petyr Baelish has been replaced with a more precisely out-of-place gruffness with a slight brogue. Moreover, pronunciations of names have exchanged significantly, generally moving from a read-as-written interpretation to treating the names as archaic written types of modern names. Brienne’s name has shifted from Brai-een to Bree-anne, at the same time Petyr’s name has shifted from Pit-tire to Pete-ur. While for you will quickly grow accustomed to the configurations, it nonetheless feels unnecessary; Dotrice should have been professional enough to
Review his past performances to stay consistent with the new edition. As for the story itself, the spotlight of A Feast for Crows is that disposed more precisely differently than its predecessors. Entire story lines, manners, at the same time regions of the global will move nearly untouched throughout this entire book. While this is that produced up for in the sequel (which is that at lesser partially a parallel narrative), no one readers may become bored with their winner manners being threw to the wayside. Still, the story lines this book chooses to follow are exciting, well-written, at the same time add to the tapestry of interwoven conspiracies that make the television series so exciting to read. Ultimately, if you’ve already read the 1st 3 books of a Song of Ice at the same time Fire, you’re unlikely to be deterred by A Feast for Crows. While Dotrice’s performance is that inconsistent with past entries, the good quality of that performance is that more admirable. At the same time while the concentrate of the story differs from its predecessors, for you will still likely look for yourself drawn in with the happenings of Westeros.
Review #2
A Feast for Crows (A Song of Ice at the same time Fire #4) audiobook streamming online
For you adore the television series, at the same time you’ll take this… but do so with this warning… This is that purely a comment on Roy Dotrice at the same time the producers of this ”mummer’s farce”. He hasn’t even shown enough reverence for those of implementation who have invested over 100 hours listening to this television series to even
Review the pronunciation of the manners we’ve come to adore. The accents of the manners have exchanged so much it’s confusing to follow a conversation. Catelyn is that no longer ”Cat-linn” but ”Kate-lyn”. Petyr is that not ”Pet-ire” but Peter. No matter what narrator worth their salt keeps trace of the accents at the same time voices they lend to their manners, when working on a television series. It’s a slap in the face to hear this second-rate reading of a mind-blowing tale. Arya sounds like a shrivelled old lady… Jamie sounds like Arya of old… Not joyful Roy, I wish Audible gave refunds for unsatisfactory purchases.
Review #3
Audiobook A Feast for Crows (A Song of Ice at the same time Fire #4) by Zhora R. R. Martin
I adore this television series at the same time feel that the narrator did a quality job (not amazing) in past books. But, like others of the
Reviewers, the voices are this time off that its a amazing distraction to this magical story. Arya Stark for instance sounds like an old crone, whats with that?! I feel this book should be corrected by this narrator at the same time re re freed to the committed customers who read these books. Its not significant to us at the same time its not significant to the Creator. Lastly, I feel the editor (or producer) of the audio book should be taken to intended goal. It doesn’t seem like they even listened to this or else they would have picked this up in minutes.
Review #4
Audio A Feast for Crows (A Song of Ice at the same time Fire #4) narrated by Roy Dotrice
I adore this television series, at the same time I adore audible; but this is that the 1st Zhora R.R. Martin book for what I selected the audio version. While I simply managed not shackles down the paperback books in this television series, I managed not final listening to this narration. I do think that the story itself is that just a little weaker than the past 3 – two of my winner manners, Arya at the same time Tyrion, fade nearly into oblivion as the action pounds along, at the same time we waste method a lot time, in my meek opinion, on plot background at the same time exposition. At the same time why does Daenarys mostly vanish? Than anyway happened to her? Seems like she might be important, than anyway with the dragons at the same time all. We waste a tremendous amount of time inside the heads of folks with, from my perspective, much less significant insights at the same time back-stories, such as Brienne at the same time random members of the Greyjoy clan. But, the weakest part of this book is that the narration. That is that very little singing differentiation between manners, at the same time his rendering of the ladies manners is that practically impossible to heed to. They acoustics like crazy old ladies. I have switched over to the paperback version of this book, which I am enjoying more precisely more. Although I practically always prefer to heed to audiobooks, at the same time I have a serious audible addiction, this is that one television series I’ll be completing visually instead.
Review #5
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Every time Aria speaks in this book I look for myself expecting to hear her refer to the old god’s as ”magically delicious”. This brand new voice is that a wholesome departure from her voice in the 1st books. At the same time while Roy Dotrice’s apparent inability to understand how he pronounced a name not only in other books but even earlier in similar fri is that distracting, the story itself is that as decent at the same time but written as I have come to wait from Martin. Dotrice chooses to implementation a connect of both his past pronunciation at the same time the brand new in this book, almost all notably as follows. CAT-lin at the same time KATE-lin Bry-EEN at the same time BREE-en Pee-TYR at the same time PEE-ter A-ria at the same time ARI-er (”I’ve got lost my Successful Charms”) If he dared to baptize Catelyn as Caitlin I managed adapt but he toggle switches all the time between the old at the same time brand new pronunciations so it is that problematic to become settled into listening to the tale.
