LJ> You've got better ears than most of the people I've played it for, then.
 LJ> That's exactly how it was done, but hardly anyone has been able to 
etect
 LJ> it so far.
  I seem to have a knack for this.  I seem to be able to tell immediately 
whether an effect is unique or stock.  I've been known to shout out "hey, 
that's a Doom effect," or "that's a stock scream!"  One Mountain Dew 
commercial is almost nothing BUT stock screams, in fact!
  Maybe, if I get hired by you people (and I'd like to), I ought to be an 
associate music producer.  You compose music and match effects with game 
events, while I just go out and find interesting sounds effects and music.  
:-)
 LJ> No, it's just some guy from one of my Hollywood Edge CDs. The girl,
 LJ> however, isn't generic - it's Keith Schuler's wife, Rose.
  I know the sound effects are stock (once again, that ear of mine), I was 
just thinking it was a Ritual employee in spirit.  I'm sure you people may 
have been tempted to put in a nasty reference to Scourge of Armagon or Sin 
somewhere, just like what you did with Tomb Raider... if not in Shadow 
Warrior, then in Duke Nukem Forever.
 LJ> No news yet.  Watch this space.
  I still say Econoline Crush and/or the Tea Party would be good choices.  
They've both got adrenaline-fueled hard rock, and being Canadian, they're 
naturally good.   Have you heard the Tea Party's "Babylon" yet, by the 
way?
PS  Just to rip the guts of American music out: Steppenwolf, who made the 
classic "Born to Be Wild," was actually Canadian.  The band was originally 
named Sparrow.
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