The The Oh, I'm going to be here. Oh, No one would have believed in the early years of the 21st century, that our world was being watched by

intelligence is greater than our own.

That as men visit themselves about their various concerns,

they observed and studied.

The way a man with a microscope might scrutinize the creatures that swarm and multiply in a drop of water.

With infinite complacency, men went to and fro about the globe, confident of our empire over this world.

Yet, across the Gulf of space, intellects, vast and cool and unsympathetic,

regarded our planet with envious eyes. And slowly and surely through their plans against us. Oh. Hello John Williams' Williams' Special Number 52 here on the

Indycast. I'm Laird as always and here as always with Ron.

Hello everyone, Laird how are you? I'm well, thanks.

Everything, of course, considering that we're still in a mess in the world

and particularly in the United States.

We're just wishing everyone safety and wearing your masks and

washing your hands and you know basically working remotely where you can or going

to work and being safe and having the power of music to provide you know some

moments of inspiration or relaxation or in the case of War of the Worlds. You just heard Morgan Freeman and John

Williams open the Stephen Spielberg film. It's its 15th anniversary and it's a

summer blockbuster in its summer. So we're going to go over War of the Worlds. But Ron, you know, what's going on for you?

Not much. I meant, you know, just like everyone here, you know, listening. We're doing our part, you know, I'm here in the East Coast, so in the Northeast corridor. So things are a little better on, you know, here than, you know, stuff that's going out your way out west and down south, but, you know, Larry, we're, you you know we're following our rules just like you said you know with the mass being outside and you know and listen to some music you know a lot of a lot of music I'm listening to which really is you know keeping my spirits up and of

course there just like Laird mentioned we will be covering War of the World.

You know this is our kind of summer blockbuster number two so we hit Return to Jedi and now we're back with War of the Worlds, which I'm really excited about.

Just like Larry said, it could be, it would bring it up at a bad time, but I think it's a great story for the main the main character and we're going to talk about

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