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Comrades, buy lots of these so I can get some proper soviet gear

Ive been busy and have created and collected a whole bunch of new mp3 themes you can directly download and then use for your ww2, 1930s, Spanish Civil War AND (new!) WW1 events!

Music, original radio broadcasts, rare speeches, etc, etc.
Hundreds and hundreds of hours, some original 24 hour long complete broadcast recordings and plenty of music.
Download them, put them on your mp3 player or a cd and you will have something very authentic and original coming from your old radio and so much music to keep your party going for days!

Visit my site to check out the playlists and listen to a few samples;
www.joeri.net/radiofiles

Here a list of the files on offer at the moment;

1.Dutch Radio around May 1940
reconstructed Dutch broadcast around the German Invasion
2.One Hour French Radio Around D-day 1944
reconstructed Dutch broadcast around the Allied Invasion
3.One Hour Dutch Radio September 1944
reconstructed Dutch broadcast around the battle of Arnhem
4.BBC home and forces broadcast
reconstructed British ww2 homefront radio broadcast
5.Großdeutscher Rundfunk broadcast
reconstructed German ww2 homefront radio broadcast
6.Wunschkonzert fur die Wehrmacht
special original German broadcasts for the German soldiers
7.CBS RADIO DAY 1939
complete original day long recording of a USA radiobroadcast
8.Collection of American Homefront Advice
lots of original radio homefront USA broadcasts
9.D-day full 24 hour reports CBS radio
complete original day long recording of USA radio on D-day!
10.Italy 1943
reconstructed Italian ww2 radio broadcast
11.Russian Music
over 255 original 1930s and ww2 russian songs
12.Military Radio transmissions
reconstructed military radio messages
13.Charlie & His Orchestra
German Nazi propaganda swing music
14.The attack on Pearl Harbour
complete original day long recording of USA radio during Pearl Harbour
15.Words at War
Dramatized war stories/radioplays
16.German Music
over 214 populair German songs from the late 1930s and 1940s
17.BBC at war
Amazing British wartime radio reports
18.CBS world news today
original ww2 American news broadcasts from CBS.
19.G.I. Jive & Sound Off
over 60 quarter-hour Armed Forces Radio Service broadcasts
20.G.I. Journal & Mailcall
first class entertainment for american soldiers
21.Soldiers of the Press & Treasury Star Parade
drama radioplays
22.Churchill Speaks
speeches and his memoirs
23.French Music
over 6 hours of populair French songs from the 1930s and 1940s
24.The Spanish Civil War
propaganda and marching songs from the Spanish civil war
25.Black Propaganda
programmes made by the Axis for the Allied soldiers

26.Ambient Frontline Sound
authentic sound effects to make your display more real

27.Radio Ostfront
reconstructed radio broadcast from the east front

28.Kino
over 8 hours of German movie music
29.Feindpropaganda
programmes made by the Allies for the Axis soldiers
30.Harmonists
more german pop music from the 1930s
31.Kriegsweinacht 1940
original christmas themed broadcast for German troops
32.An American Christmas
american christmas broadcasts from the years 1933-1944
33.A wartime Christmas
all sorts of christmas themed ww2 broadcasts
34. This is the BBC
nearly 2 hours British 1930's broadcasts
35.War of the worlds
the original infamous 1938 Orson Welles radioplay
36.FDR
over 3 hours of speeches and talks$
37.Blondie
popular Blondie comic radio program
38.Command Performance
ultimate entertainment show for the US troops
39.Jack Benny
over 57 hours of hilarious comedy
40.Swing Verboten
over 10 hours of German swing music
41.Biggest Radio Hits
some of the biggest hits from the 20's and 30's
42.Music of the First World War
over 7 hours of original music recordings from 1914-1918
43.Occupied Holland, 1943
reconstructed Dutch broadcast during the occupation

It's good to see you keeping up production quotas Marlinka.

Spasiba tovarish, all for the motherland!

Of course I have hidden subliminal messages in all the files directed towards the fascists!

Especially the Ostfront broadcast is very satisfying to listen to, it starts with a broadcast for German troops in the east but slowely but surely those broadcasts are replaced by Soviet ones!
Hurrah!

No 37? Blondie? eh,prefer Chrissy wotsits myself.......suppose "Atomic" would do for about august 45(along with that one by the fellas who did joan of ark,and by "did" i mean sang a song not defiled the virgin saint lol)

Hi there Marlinka, I've purchased two of your files and jolly good they are too. They will be featured on my GPW radio next season. One problem, I didn't find the subliminal messages and ...ooh....errr I feel all strange...

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Snort - umph! er! sorry about that - what was I saying..er yes well, you'll just have to look at that bit again OK?

Nikolei

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Buy Marlinka??

Im not for sale!!!

(PS anyone with a few million pounds please call me )

Dear Listeners,

The long dark cold evenings are coming, what a great time of the year to sit down by the wireless listening to the past coming alive.
Also December is almost here, the holidays!
The last couple of days (and nights) I have been working hard, I have given the whole page a new look and I have added 6 (!) new radiofiles!

I have finished the 'A year in sound' set from 1939-1945, a great bunch of sound and music recordings.
Each year contains 2 radiofiles with music and broadcasts, add them to your own collection or make some radiofiles yourself!
I have also created a new Christmas themed radiofile.

Please come and have a look at the new site, there may still be a few little mistakes here and there, let me know when you find any.
I have been trying a few new things...
Now the playlists contain more information, I have also decided to go for higher quality recordings.
Where I could I have also been updating tags, clearing out crappy recordings, etc.

And because its nearly Christmas I am going to give everyone ordering something up to the end of this year the old nr 32 American christmas file and nr 33 for free!

So I hope you like the new site and I hope you are going to enjoy the next weeks listening to your old radio by the fireplace... or somewhere in a trench covered in snow!

Cheerio, Ozo and ttfn!

miss Jo
www.joeri.net/radiofiles

i've bougt some of these - and they carry the tank seal of approval! i strongly reccomend!

I wouldn't have a clue how to buy something that isn't there but if you do them on a cd I'll buy some.

shabby wrote:I wouldn't have a clue how to buy something that isn't there but if you do them on a cd I'll buy some.

I'm with you on that Huw....Technophobe alert !!!

beep beep beep - oh wow heavy, the coins keep coming out! "technofear" by neil the discusting hippy

I hate this business of buying something that isn't there. If I can't read the sleeve notes and sit on the case accidentally breaking it I don't want to know.

shabby wrote:I hate this business of buying something that isn't there. If I can't read the sleeve notes and sit on the case accidentally breaking it I don't want to know.

Technophobes of the world - Unite ! We have nothing to loose but our temper

In future we shall stay communicate only by notes written in charcoal on the wooden shingles of an ancient barn in Lincolnshire. They shall be delivered by trained doves or dancing bears which have been painstakingly husbanded by sussex yeomen and trained by subjecting them to the level of cruelty one could only get away with in Good Old Days.