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Title: NCV Audio Bible
Subtitle: Old Testament and New Testament
Author: Thomas Nelson, Inc.
Narrator: Ronnie Meek
Format: Unabridged
Length: 82 hrs and 16 mins
Language: English
Release date: 05-23-06
Publisher: Thomas Nelson Publishers
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 119 votes
Genres: Religion & Spirituality, Bibles
Publisher's Summary:
Hear God's written Word spoken! Thomas Nelson introduces the NCV Audio Bible, perfect for travel or for anyone who loves to listen to stories. Ronnie Meek, a 17-year veteran pastor with 30 years of theater experience, narrates the most wonderful book ever written. You will be uplifted and inspired through the voice of this master storyteller and the all-original music score.
©2006 Nelson Bibles; (P)2006 Thomas Nelson, Inc.
Members Reviews:
I wish I chose another
I am disappointed because there is no way to choose a particular book or verse in this audio-book. It is the Bible after all and chapter and verse are quite important. The background music is distracting and I've fallen asleep many times while listening, maybe over dramatization is the right format.
Good narration, distracting music
This would be one of my favorite Bible audiobooks if the music were less distracting. It's not so much that it's repetitive -- though it is, at times -- as that it's sometimes too loud.
Ronnie Meeks is a great storyteller, and the NCV is probably one of the best translations for audiobook listening; it's a translation, not a paraphrase, but it sticks to a simple vocabulary and uses straightforward syntax. It's similar in a lot of ways to the CEV or GNT versions but is (in my opinion) better than either of those.
I'm hoping that this will be made available in Audible's new enhanced format. There's a good possibility this will smooth out the clash between music and narration, as it did on Audible's version of The Bible Experience.
One note about the way music is used here. Each chapter has its own musical background. The music varies in quality (some is quite good, some mediocre); all selections are composed, or at least recorded, in a loop, so it can play through the whole chapter regardless of how long the chapter is. The music usually fits the mood of the beginning of the chapter, though sometimes, if there are abrupt transitions within a chapter, it doesn't always fit by the end. Still, I find that having the music helps in listening. If the volume-control issues get resolved, so much the better.
NCV OT AND NT
this is not what I thought it would be. There is not separation of the books and therefore you cannot choose one to listen to at random.
Good Translation/Narration - Bad Audio Quality
Good Translation/Narration - Bad Audio Quality & Music
Good Translation/Narration - Bad Audio Quality & Music
Why the music?
Would you try another book from the author and/or Ronnie Meek?
I think he did a good job of reading, but the music was very distracting. I wish I had not purchased this book. In fact, if I can return it I will.
Of course the story is good. It's the Bible after all.
The format left it hard to find a particular book or passage. Guess I'm too old to try this.
How did the narrator detract from the book?
Music