Al Capone Real Voice on Tape

[eddiea.bryant]

This was an interview Al gave on the way or in Federal prison in 1930....his son Francis Albert was born in 1918 so it verifies the year....but this is a real recording

[hippiesmile]

He Sounds like how we imagined. Like a black and white 1930s cartoon.

[stevepensando]

The fact that he actually sounded like a stereotypical villain from a 1930's movie is just amazing

[Kavallero]

Bro speaks like a New Yorker-Chicagoan hybrid.

[shadykb]

He sounds like he explains his evil scheme right before getting kicked in the face by Batman

[Maw]

I wasn't expecting him to actually sound like a stereotype.

[Miruer]

You know. This is exactly how I thought Al Capone would sound like

[MorbidCrow]

As an Italian American I think he spoke with a strong elegant voice.

[X-gy]

He doesn't sound like a stereotypical mob boss. He created the stereotype.

[deftones]

"So then I started blastin."

[MJ-nxfc]

He sounds like he's gonna make me an offer I can't refuse.

[SomethingNowhereMan]

Thank you, Capone, for giving us your voice to inspire many typical saturday morning cartoon villains.

[Kinobambino]

I'm dissapointed that he doesn't say "see" after the end of every sentence

[darkempire]

He doesn't know a guy. HE IS THE GUY

[chumbucket]

He sounds like he’s going to say “ *see?* ” any moment

[timmybarns]

He sounds like a Batman villain like The Penguin.

[Theesvpremekai]

It’s amazing that he sounds like every gangster and wise guy from the 1930’s. Influence is a hell of a thing.

[humidharold]

It’s weird how unexpected it was that he actually sounds how I expected.

[mrswagstash]

“I came to Chicago with $40 in my pocket” I really liked that line, so gangsta.

[GenericProtagonist]

He sounds EXACTLY the way one should expect Al Capone to sound.

[EDIT]
I apologize if me not understanding the authenticity of this audio has made people upset, but I still stand by what I said.

It's not too cartoony to sound like a parody but is convincing enough that I could imagine someone sounding like this in real life.