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Over the past thirty years, I have listened to many Recordings, sometimes just out of interest, sometimes because I liked the style, and content, sometimes as part of learning how other people structure their work, and sometimes to get therapeutic benefit from them.
Some are very good, and all can be learned from.
I have a huge collection of hypnotic cassette recordings, CD's and Now MP3s
Some old favourites that come to mind, Barry Konikov, Bob Griswold, Dick Sutphen, Bob Condon & Carol Erickson
slightly more recent favourites, Glen Harold, Coby Zvikler,
Much more recent/current favourites. Dan Jones, Michael White ( members of this community).
I downloaded Michael White's MP3s from his website, at the bargain price of 99c each. and as some of them are 49 minutes long, and good content, that seems like remarkably good value for money to me.
Love and hugs,
Fable
Hey everyone,
I have listened to a few and some have just been ridiculous in my mind!!! or should i say, with my mind! hahahaaa
I do love Paul Mckenna but haven't listened to Dick Sutphen, on my way to check it out and Michael White also - thanx for this great topic as i do enjoy zoning out to cd's before i sleep - am making an effort to do so more... it inspires me to make my cd's even better also.
Amber xox
Thanks for this topic, Devin. I've really enjoyed checking out members' favorites.
If you like Richard Bandler's voice/use of language, go to -
http://www.richardbandler.tv/freeplay.php?soundid=8989uiuytq.
This is vintage Bandler. You should be able to hear all four short recordings.
I usually listen to audios when I fall asleep and I think my favorites are anything by steve brooks or igor ledochowski. those seem to be the ones that work the best for me.
My favorite is a track called the Guide by mentalist/magician Kenton Knepper, for some reason it pleasantly puts me out where the buses don't run. I too enjoy Dick Sutphen's delivery and tonality.
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