Another foray into my attempt to get to grips with audio. The Country of the Blind was a good story with an excellent ending, 4 stars. However Under the Knife was a load of wanky musings on death-and-the-ether in typical Victorian style. Because H.G. Wells was a very good writer, the story merely seemed adolescent and pompous in the way Pink Floyd's music could sound. If he hadn't been able to write, then the adjective 'pompous' would have sufficed. 2 stars. ( )