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Originally Posted by AlbertaCowboy
It depends for me as well.
"The Hobbit" and "The Lord of the Rings" narrated by Rob Inglis are absolutely spectacular. It gets to the point that one can differentiate each character just by the different voice and inflections that are used by the narrator.
I also love "The Dresden Files" as read by James Marsters.
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Pretty much the words ... out of my mouth.
I don't often purchase audiobooks on novels I've already read unless the Narrator reallys draws me in with their performance.
I'm also not too keen on audiobooks that include a lot of sound effects, much like the company Graphic Audio does in their releases. I feel it distracts and sometimes drowns out the narrator on some pieces.