Agree. Who else do you like? My ears are sensitive voices and I just can't even listen to most narrators...

Graeme Malcolm. Absolutely love anything he narrates

Sherlock voice a little too fussy

@@emilykrahn3185 Simon Stanhope at Bitesized Audio and Jasper L'Estrange at Encrypted are among my other favourites.

@@4555165 Greg's interpretation of Sherlock is outstanding imho. Just how I imagine Holmes to sound.

Me too!!!!! Lol

It's the best for falling asleep. Just been listening during breakfast to catch up on the part I always miss

I enjoy all of these readings but, imo, The Bruce Partington Plans and The Priory School are best for drifting off to sleep.

So do I

I do the same thing. 😂😂😂

So glad they helped, Deborah. All the best with your recovery.

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I can!

Within 24 hours, the enemy has struck again! There's clearly no pleasing some.

I see 172 thumb down. Lol

I can't listen to any libravox recordings, they are always monotone.

The Librivox readings of Mark Twain novels are excellent.

It's how I recorded them. I too drifted off to sleep while narrating them and woke narrating the next... Auto pilot? Thanks for your kind comment J7116R

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My pleasure!

You've got me - although the steam's rising from the Kindle.

Really? I always pictured him reading an actual book, old school

Old schooler here

... with a light rain on the windows, a crackling fire in the background, and a wolf hound at his feet. ☺️

A beautiful image.

This is adequate, but Frye is livelier.

Stephen Fry is brilliant playing Jeeves xx

Kind of you to say so, Andi. Many thanks!

mm

So many degrees of yes

Second this dream.

Same

Thanks Jo!

The two namesakes of of author, the only Arthurs we have ever seen, have been the 10 year old abducted Lord Saltire and this very story's Cadogan-West, who proved innthe end to be...

Jabaez! Red Headed League and in another story.

It's a good'un.

Yes - he’s a right brain box.

Maybe the writer was fortelling the advent of a modern invention ... "Microsoft" ?

Thank you Andrea. Much appreciated.

Glad you enjoyed it, Victoria! Yes, Watson is his own man.

I agree. Those who present Watson as a bumbling mumbling hero worshipper are completely missing Watson's very real contribution to the detection. Again and again Watson provides the context and the fine details. He asks relevant questions. Like Hastings, he is the ordinary mind that provides the steel for the flint to spark off. Holmes' attitude is so rarified that he needs Watson to ground him. Then too, Watson is a handy man in a scrap, quick with his fists and armed with this trusty revolve. He gets between Holmes and harm. He's also very strong, able to pinion and restrain malefactors.

Nice one!

Occam's Razor.

A sturdy tweed? Well, Rome wasn't built...

He was being the mascot, lol. That's what he does. Holmes career always took precedence over his medical practice. He was probably making small talk, trying to keep Holmes in a good mood and on an even keel. And then when Holmes is occupied, he always seems to be obsessed with reading several newspapers in their entirety everyday. You notice Holmes never reads the paper. He always asks Watson. Watson even reads articles aloud to Holmes. He can't be bothered. Watson is like when Victorian ladies used to hire companions. This way you always have a friend around guaranteed to do whatever you want, basically wait on you, and keep you entertained. Except Watson doesn't get paid. He's like Robin in Batman and Robin.

@@wmnoffaith1 Huh, I never saw their relationship that way. Good interpretation!

@@wmnoffaith1 IMHO in the last stage of their cooperation, when they live together again and Watson gives up his medical practice, he gets paid by Holmes. They split his money for solving the cases. Unfortunately, I don't know how I reached this conclusion, it was just my impression from some of the latest stories.

Glad you like them!

You're right, I listen to the same stories over and over and never fail to enjoy.

I agree. I’ve tried to find other audiobooks to listen to but I always find myself back listening to Greg!

Thanks, will do, Manya!

Nice of you to say so!

@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio You're a gifted storyteller

@@THEPAGEBURNER1979 Oh my gosh! You're right. I haven't had a phone book delivered to the house in about 5 years now. A kid would look at a phone book and be amazed. But then they'd be like, "You mean I have to look? I have to know the alphabet?"

Tell me when he is reading one so that I don’t miss it,

I hope this does not bother you, but I use your your stories as a sedative. Bad tinnitus keeps me awake, but your voice allows me to sleep beautifully.

Enjoy

Cheers Anthony. Good to hear from you.

Same here...I couldn't resist even if I wanted to 🎻

Glad.

Honestly, no one compares to your readings!!

Haha. So did I!

Health and Safety warning ;-)

@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio don't worry it was quite a stable chair

Thanks Coly - thanks for listening.

I'll tell him ;-)

Thanks, Joe.

Glad you like it, Naoko!

:-)

Cheers David.

Cheers Marisa! Not many to go now.

He takes more vacations then Carters got pills!

@@ringpop6177 He's a professional actor, he has other assignments.

Ta very much Ruben!

Very possibly! Which is best? Debated til the cows come home!

I think my favourite is The Red Headed League for the comedy aspect. Have to say I can't remember very much about the B-P Plans.

Cheers Ange

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks Mr Wolf!

Thank you, Mary.

I've done some - on Audible!

Glad you like them MaryJane Me

Bavaria

Cheers Erlangen brother, Charles. Glad you enjoyed it/escaped into it for a while.

Glad you like them, Mr S!

Thanks Antonio.

Nice work. Sherlock.

Thank you

It’s the best way to get a good nights sleep 💤 50 minutes to 60 minutes is perfect your mind is so relaxed you just drop off

Better than a malty milky drink. What an epitaph!

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Glad you liked it!

Thanks larsk7

Great!

Indeed!

Bullshit - the internet is full of false information

Cheers Gaurav

Thanks a lot, Earl.