CD Review:
"UFO Crash At Roswell:
An Audio Documentary"
Narrated by Donald R. Schmitt
As soon as I read the advertisement
for this CD I thought it would be worth ordering it. That was
the only way of obtaining it so I could listen to it, think about
it, and maybe even recommend it to V.U.F.O.R.S. members.
I'm glad I did, as this CD contains historical information
and witness testimonies regarding this most important of cases,
and now with people such as Kent Jeffrey trying to attack the
Roswell story, it's the actual words spoken by the people involved
such as you hear on this CD that show Jeffrey's total foolishness
for what it really is.
These people can't possibly all be deluded, or mistaken as
he would suggest. They were there, he was not. This information
is valuable as a research source document for those people open-minded
enough to listen to the people who were courageous enough to
speak about what they experienced. It makes a refreshing change
to hear the actual voices of the key people who had their entire
philosophy of life radically altered by this single event in
modern American history.
This CD includes the original News broadcasts from July 1947
where the announcement is made regarding the Roswell Army Air
Force recovery of the "Flying Disc", as well as the
stories of twenty seven different witnesses to the event and
related happenings.
The price of the CD is U.S.$ 16.00 including postage. When
I ordered the CD the Aussy dollar hadn't lost ground, so all
up the CD cost me around $29.00. In other words, the normal price
for a new CD.
My only criticism of the CD is that I think it would have
been better if Schmitt had hired a professional voice for the
narration, and if he had done a course on sound recording at
film school. The quality of the interviews varies considerably.
Even though, this CD produces around one hour of fascinating
listening.
The address for ordering the CD is..
The Baraka Foundation
P.O. Box 12933
Berkeley CA 94712.
Information is available via the Internet at:
http://www.baraka.net/roswell.html
Included in the cost of Aust.$29.00 was a $6.00 charge by
the post office for an American "Western Union" postal
money order. I thought a well known American Institution such
as Western Union made sense so that the cd would be sent without
delay.
Last Updated: January,
1999
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