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Stephen "The Intern" Rose is currently taking the classic XXXchurch book "Questions You Can't Ask Your Mama" and recording the audio. We will put the audible product in Itunes. But he is asking for some input. We love his Kentucky accent but need to know what you all think. Please chime in!
candice wrote on May 29th 08 at 01:35PM
I hope he is doing this with his shirt off with green body paint also.
Brian Mac wrote on May 29th 08 at 02:21PM
The first image that comes to mind is that of Stephen sitting an over sized leather chair in a dark room. His smoking jacket on and a pipe in one hand as he reads. Very Smooth
Corey Roth wrote on May 29th 08 at 03:27PM
not bad. look forward to hearin more.
MTofX3 wrote on May 29th 08 at 05:08PM
I think we need to play "THE ROSE" as an intro song and let everyone envision Napoleon Dynamite doing the audio... now THATS ridiculous. :x)
tammy wrote on May 31st 08 at 08:21AM
very smooth, easy to listen to.
Wil Dizzle Chizzle wrote on June 1st 08 at 01:23AM
I really don't like it. Too regional. I read somewhere that people from San Francisco speak with the least accented English. Sorry, it is way to distracting . You should think international as well.
Suricou Raven wrote on June 1st 08 at 11:19AM
I'm british, and I have no difficulty understanding at all.
jen wrote on June 1st 08 at 04:01PM
i'm not at all opposed to stephen rose : ) but have you given any thought to letting those across the world who follow xxxchurch participate? you know...participating...being part of the body... community.. it's just a thought...
dennis wrote on June 3rd 08 at 11:49AM
vocals are ok. you need higher ratio and a lower threshold on your compressor. radio usually uses 10 or 12 to 1 ratio and threshold set at 75 to 80 db.
Just food for thought - keep up the good work!!!
Just food for thought - keep up the good work!!!
Phil Ologus wrote on June 4th 08 at 11:13AM
He has a relatively light southern accent. It sounds fine and clear to me (in New England).






