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All Tomorrow's Parties
- Narrated by: Jonathan Davis
- Length: 10 hrs and 56 mins
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- Laura
- 04-22-11
Worth several listenings.
Very densely and artfully written. I listened to it multiple times, sometimes as a cure for insomnia. I would not recommend it for commutes as it is too low-key for that. I loved the conception of living on Golden Gate Bridge, but never would have hung in there, due to nebulous plotting, if it had not been for the relaxing and yet entertaining reading of Jonathan Davis. His reading of Rydell was particularly amusing.
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- Vicki In Crete
- 10-21-10
Best production, great listening experience
Thank you for the great narration, Jonathan Davis. I can't image how you accomplished such a great listen; is very enjoyable.
I ended up enjoying this book the most of the trilogy. I've read "All Tomorrow's Parties" a couple of times, but listening to this version is much better.
William Gibson has a great talent for describing the past, present and future (all at the same time) with a great tongue in cheek style.
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- Pie
- 01-22-10
Very different, kinda cool :)
Poetic thoughts and images, but not the bardic/literary kind ....more artistic somehow. This author DEFinitely has his own style. Very dense, very thick weavings. Great characters. Very very interesting. The story is not your normal, straightforward sort and also not "typical" sci/fi. Know this first. BIGtime. It took me a couple (afterwards) to GET IT and then I did. Soo cool. Not your normal read. I did a LOT of re-winding (so to speak) throughout. But, I DEFinitely enjoyed the ride :)
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- Makros
- 11-06-19
top notch narrative performance
This is more than just a reading, it seems more like a dramatization, with amazing vocal performance by Jonathan Davis. I'll be seeking out other books with his voice.
I had read the previous book(s) in the series, so I was familiar with the general milieu. If I hadn't, then the story would have been even harder to follow, but I just relaxed and enjoyed the atmosphere.
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- Dan
- 04-25-10
Technology will save us
Good character study, but I don't think the author's vision of hope is viable because the root cause problem (human culture) was not addressed.
5 people found this helpful
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- Douglas G.
- 05-04-19
Lucid prescience
Colin Laney working from inside the inside of the inside of a Tokyo subway station finds the red thread that leads to our future. Pulling it ever so gently he contrives to manipulate the manipulator and find a way away from "rich powerful corrupt men" seducing us into a culturally homogonized nightmare.
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- Michael Garber
- 05-21-17
DIFFICULT NOT TO FINISH ONCE BEGUN, 1ST RATE!
Loved it, not as dazzling as Neuromancer, but much more finely constructed. A tale of a perfectly believable American favela, intricate and independent.
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- Bryan Brumley
- 05-19-22
Awesome series
The Bridge Trilogy is amazingly well written, even if the future events don't actually happen.
It is a shame that the first book isn't available on audio. I had to listen to it on YouTube.
Also, Amazon is evil for canceling Parler like they did.
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- Brian
- 01-07-21
2021 and still relevant.
Gibson created an amazing and fascinating world not to different from ours. this book can be read without reading the others in the series aces would still be great. I have listened to this audio presentation at least three times and could again happily 😊
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- Jeff SKopin
- 11-14-20
This story has legs!
The technology predicted and the state of society imagined — over 20 years ago — is stunningly believable and accurate.