[Audiobook] Milan Kundera - The Unbearable Lightness of Being

Please seed me! Milan Kundera, The Unbearable Lightness of Being - 8 Discs http://www.amazon.com/Unbearable-Lightness-Being-Milan-Kundera/dp/0753107147 Jonathan Oliver employs a husky-voiced tone that proves the right match for this darkish story, one that requires of listeners a dollop of patience. Set first in Czechoslovakia, then in Switzerland, Kundera's story tells the sometimes laborious story of a womanizing Czech surgeon forced to flee the Russian invasion and take on menial roles, giving his passion for the flesh a slighly different perspective, as he is no longer a doctor but just a window-washer. His relationship with this current female-of-choice, the interesting and puzzling Tereza, is at the center of the novel. Oliver is good, very good, pausing with great effect, having just the right amount of low-key drama and contemplative musing in his narration. He's a good fit for a book that not everyone will like, but those who stay the course will generally be pleased they did. audio audiobook

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tzoink (2013-06-06)

64kbps
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soy_un_halequin (2013-08-21)

kbps dont necessary show quality.
Encoding audiobooks at 64kbps is not the best you can get, but it's still acceptable. Music files have more information to encode so you'll definitely need more bitrate.
Considering there's no other audiobook around here, I'd say it's worth it.