My father once told me the story of a machine that mixed together all of the most popular music of the world and when it played aloud, it would kill a man. He's aged now and can't remember the title or the author, but believes it to be a Ray Bradbury short story, possibly from his collections in "I Sing the Body Electric." I would appreciate if someone with extensive Bradbury knowledge could help me out. Thank you.

Ned Conway

Might the story your dad remembers have been "Tomorrow's Child"?

As I said in another forum, it's tempting to put together an anthology of "Stories Mistakenly Attributed to Ray Bradbury." I'll post this one there.