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I did not think about that at all! The link in the magic window gives me the recording without the full outro. Is it the new link or wasn't the google doc saved correctly?

Ok, here is comes again: http://upload.legamus.eu/simple/files/m ... ecraft.mp3 I didn't bother with Google Docs, so Viktor, be watchful

File: checked and OK! and I think I managed to update the link in the magic window..

Great. Then this one is ready to be catalogued.
I've already posted part 2.

I'm about to finish this. Just a note: According to the Wikipedia link, "The Alchemist" was published in 1916 and "The Nameless City" in 1921. Are there any Lovecraft Collections on LV going on? If not, I have no problem taking them on Legamus, as long as I add the publication date. That way, if someone wants to put them on LV and it's OK there, they can do that, too.

EDIT: Draft is here, password is "legamus": http://legamus.eu/blog/?p=40

There's no Lovecraft collection currently open at LV, but I notice (somewhat belatedly ) that "The Alchemist" and "The Nameless City" have appeared in past LV collections, catalogued in October 2008 and May 2013. So maybe they should be removed from this collection and replaced by more suitable ones.

I've just checked and they were both published before 1922, which means that they can go to either place. Whether you want them to be pulled out and re-submitted to LV (for example to Bart's collection) is your decision- they were your effort. In any case yesterday I started recording "The Rats in the Walls" which will be a two-section piece, so it can easily replace those 2. The decision is yours

Oh decisions, decisions... Ok, then in the name of inertia, I say let them stay where they are.
Thanks.

That's very fine with me. Maybe, when there is an appropriate collection on LV, you could upload the two sections there, too? That way, we don't keep LV-compatible material "for ourselves". And your recordings get more listeners!

The correct link for the preview is: http://legamus.eu/blog/?p=408
(password "legamus"). If you give me green light, I'll publish it.

I don't see any problems.

This project is now complete! All audio files can be found on our catalog page:
http://legamus.eu/blog/?p=408

Congratulations!