911 Truth Movement - Vyzygoth - Jeff Long - March 2009 - mp3

In the comments section under torrent:
"Conversation with John Judge"
http://tracker.concen.org/torrents-details.php?id=19123

"oriley" says 20-08-2010 at 03:17:18:

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"Check out Keith Vyzygoth Hansen's interview with Jeff Long of The Rock Creek Press
(Beyond the Grassy Knoll, March 2009).

Long has a lot to say about the 9-11 movement in general and on John Judge in particular.

"This is one of the best programs I've heard on the 9/11 Truth "movement" since stepping aboard this bus. It's very informative, with lots of fun gossip about all the usual suspects. Also, Jeff reveals that activism isn't about having meetings and forming committees. (But you already knew that.)" - Uticans for 9/11 Truth

Unfortunately the MP3 file is no longer available from Vyzygoth's website.
But you can download an AIFC file (327 MB) from the Internet Archive.

http://www.archive.org/details/VyzygothsBeyondTheGrassyKnollGuestJeffLong

The download link is hidden under "All files: HTTP".

2 hours of fun. Enjoy!"
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It took me over 1:20 hrs to download this 327MB .aiff file which is a recording of a ~2 hour interview by telephone, as described above.
In the interests of humanity I fed it to WinFF with the frugal settings as for my David Pidcock/BCR torrent --

16kbps -- 22050kHz -- Mono -- CBR

- and the 13.7MB mp3 file is the result. On playback the intro music wavers a bit but when I played the .aiff file it did too.
Likewise the .aiff music cuts off fairly abruptly at the end and so does the mp3.

www.archive.org hosts .mp3 files so I don't know why they are hosting speech recording files like this. But it might explain why their download speeds, for me at least, are quite slow.

The .mp3 is slightly echoey but perfectly intelligible and the sound quality of the .aiff isn't that great itself. As the .mp3 is only 13.7MB compared with 327MB, if you have a slower connection it may be worthwhile, despite its limitations.

PDF print of the www.archive.org source page included.