It's the only thing I ever recorded, and I hate to leave it hanging around my hard drive. Some of you may tell me just do the show, and finish it. The opening I did is from June, and I talk about movie remakes and the Wii issue. Anyone who wants me to put just that sample up, post here.
Remember, this isn't the show. What you'll hear is:
The episode 24 intro
My usual greeting (hello, and welcome to VMR, etc)
Then my opening comments about the above topics, and then I introduce the first remix which I won't include in this mp3, cause it's over 6 minutes long.
This is the least I can do for those who miss VMR.
george
Of course man!! I've been dying to listen to a new show! What a stupid question!
John Gibson
Here's what I may do. I met a really nice guy at the Comic Con in NYC. His name is CJ Henderson. We spent some time talking, and I was about ready to interview him, when I realized I don't know what to ask. I have another opportunity to interview him, and will explain why soon, but this gives me a chance to bring the radio show back for another episode.
It may be this month, or next, so check back here for more updates. I still have to get Episode 5 of the TV show put together. If I can do both, that'd be great.
I'll let you all know.
george
f-in' sweet!
John Gibson
Suppose I just put a high quality version of what I had for episode 24 on VMTV DVD?
Picture it, instead of video clips shoved onto a DVD, you get audio mp3's of Video Masters Radio, including unused tracks, and high quality wmv's of the TV show's unused clips, or bloopers. All this will be playable on your PC.
Comments?
george
Sounds good but 5 $ per show is kinda steep...
(it might not be the comment you want to hear but hey, at least i give comment!)
John Gibson
Well, compare the price of my DVD with a DVD movie you would buy at a local electronics store. They're not really charging you for the film itself. It's $14.99 they're charging you for deleted scenes, documentaries, interviews, crap like that.
I'm starting to think no one will buy the DVD, not cause of the price, but for a number of reasons. The show isn't so widely known, and they're basically paying for a high quality version of the show, as opposed to the downloaded wmv file of the show they have on their hard drive.
That's why I asked what kind of extras I should add. Shane adds so many extras and easter eggs to his DVD, and look how much he charges. I mean it's a fair price, especially when you consider how many shows are jammed onto there. I mean if I was able to do that, I'm sure $5 would be a fair price to ask for.
