Tales Of Tomorrow
Experience the captivating world of Old Time Radio with "Tales of Tomorrow." This series presents a collection of imaginative stories that explore the realms of science fiction and fantasy, bringing to life the wonders and mysteries of the future.
Each episode invites listeners to embark on thrilling adventures, showcasing the creativity and storytelling prowess of its time. Perfect for fans of classic radio dramas, this series is a delightful journey into the unknown.
This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.
Chapitres
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| Betelgeuse Bridge | 26:54 | |
| Martians Never Die | 28:48 | |
| The Girls From Earth | 27:46 | |
| The Old Die Rich | 32:48 | |
| Morrow On Mars | 30:37 |
Critiques
Sad fraud, guys - it's an early TV soundtrack, not OTR
NoSpillBlood
There's a reason the sound is wretched. Someone took it off an old TV show, and it sounds like they sat a cheap pocket digital recorder in front of an old TV to do it. Anyway, it's appallingly awful. As far as saying people used to sound fuzzy and tinny, that's demonstrably untrue. There are razor sharp transcriptions and off-the-air recordings available of OTR, and early TV. Whoever had the gall to put up fake OTR was also a slouch on sound quality. Figures.
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Poe1809
These are good shows, but the sound is brutal. If you can get past that, you'll find some outstanding 50s scifi. Three stars only thanks to the sound. To reference the above, the radio show ran from January 1–April 9th 1953, and these appear to be from that, not the more successful and influential tv show. "On the Air: The Encyclopedia of Old-Time Radio. By John Dunning. ISBN: 0195076788, page 653"
The other now
MPDMedia
Missing classic episode, The Other Now (starring Bewitched's original Darrin Stephens, Dick York), is here. This page really should be in the OTR section also. https://archive.org/details/totradio