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Exploring the Frankenstein Family Crypt in 1952. Paranormal observations by an eight-year-old. The haunting of an unkind kitty, a discussion of the ghost story structure, and a very scary pantry door. (Seriously).
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Piece Description
Exploring the Frankenstein Family Crypt in 1952. Paranormal observations by an eight-year-old. The haunting of an unkind kitty, a discussion of the ghost story structure, and a very scary pantry door. (Seriously).
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CreepyRadio does creepy better than any other medium IMO. This is outstanding radio, well done. |
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Review of Love & Radio: Ghost StoriesWhy isn't this and more stuff like it on the radio? This piece starts out with a 22 second guitar/scream with no introduction at all alerting listeners that something unconventional is about to happen. And when things finally kick off it's well worth the wait. It makes perfect use of the aural medium called radio and creates a spine-tingling sense of dread and horror with stories and sound effects. Great fun to listen to. Great writing. Great stories. Hey, it's great, what can I say? |
Broadcast History
Podcasted only.
Musical Works
Playlist (in order of appearance)
Title - Artist - Album
* Diner - Angelo Badalamenti and the Prague Philharmonic Orchestra - Mulholland Drive Soundtrack
* With More Air Than Words - Rachel's - The Sea and Bells
* The Ice (Feels Three Feet Thick Between Us) - Aarktica - No Solace in Sleep
* Cypress Branches - Rachel's - The Sea and Bells
* No Input Mixing Board #7 - Toshimaru Nakamura - No Input Mixing Board
* The Precise Temperature of Darkness - Rachel's - Full On Night
* The Blue Skinned Waltz - Rachel's - The Sea and Bells







Annie Aguirre
Posted on July 20, 2011 at 06:20 PM | Permalink
Love this to Death
I have listened to this a dozen times. It is well timed, haunting and darkly inspiring pieces are chosen, and leaves a chilling mood that sticks with you afterward. I really hope Love+Radio does another one of these ghost story episodes.