u/Potato_Stains

If Nick was for some reason punished to listen to only 12 songs on repeat, what would that mix-tape look like? I find this hilarious for some reason because he sometimes mentions the types of music that irk him.

I'll start with my guess:

1. Mr. Jones - Counting Crows
2. Zoot Suit Riot - Cherry Poppin' Daddies
3. All the Small Things - Blink 182
4. Follow You Down - Gin Blossoms
5. Lump - The Presidents of The United States of America
6. Every Morning - Sugar Ray
7. No Rain - Blind Melon
8. Ants Marching - Dave Matthews Band
9. Two Princes - Spin Doctors
10. Only Wanna Be With You - Hootie & the Blowfish
11. That Time Of Year - Vinnie Vincent Invasion (the only hair metal on here, just to tease it)
12. Radar Love - (no not by Golden Earring or White Lion...) - A 35 minute live version by U2

Watched this relatively low-budget 2013 sci-fi / psychological horror and this movie unnerved me more than others, yes, it does lean on a couple jump scares but it sets the uncomfortable tone very well.
Starring Ted Levine, it revolves around the lore and documentation of a government drug used in secret experiments and later procured by a few for recreation with hellish inexplicable side-effects.
It's a bit of a mind-f as it slowly descends into a living nightmare, very scary and I liked it.
Don't watch the trailer, go in blind.

Hi,
I do occasional VO work and I'm looking for some feedback and thoughts:
- Can you tell where I am from geographically from my voice?
- Do I have an accent or say certain things obviously accented?
- What stands out as unprofessional?
- How does the processing sound? And how would you better it?

It was recorded on an AKG P420 and just compression+noise gate and levels were added in Adobe Audition with a music bed.