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Gear Club Podcast is hosted by engineer / producers John Agnello (Sonic Youth, Dinosaur Jr.) and Stewart Lerman (Patti Smith, St. Vincent). Each episode of the podcast features an interview with a key player in the audio industry, and also offers tips and guidance to the next generation of engineers and artists. The podcast is an informative, yet irreverent, look at the art of recording by leading... more

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In this episode, I sit down with Grammy award-winning producer, engineer, musician, studio owner, and cool name having Lorenzo Wolf. Lorenzo has worked with artists such as Taylor Swift, Randy Newman, Lauryn Hill and and just about every musician loc... more

This week on Record of the Week, we dive into Rod Stewart's classic song Every Picture Tells a Story. We break down what makes it so memorable, how the band works together, the production choices that make the song stand out, and why it still rocks h... more

Recently, we caught up with Ed Stasium about remixing classic albums from The Replacements and Talking Heads and his dive into the world of immersive audio. In this clip, Ed walks us through remixing the Ramones catalog in Atmos and how he used Event... more

Hey everyone! Recently, we had the band ZOPA over to the studio for a listening party! Their new album, Diamond Vehicle, was produced, engineered, and mixed by our very own John Agnello. We had Michael Imperioli on the show in Episode 89 where he tal... more

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Recent Guests

Ed Stasium
Acclaimed music producer and engineer known for his work with seminal artists
Episode: Ketchup with Ed Stasium
Kevin Killen
Grammy-winning producer and engineer known for his work with artists like U2, Peter Gabriel, and Kate Bush.
Episode: Ketchup with Kevin Killen
Steve Katz
Co-founder of Eventide and Academy Award winner
Eventide
Episode: Record of the Week: The Left Banke's "Walk Away Renée"
Susan Rogers
Engineer and technician who worked with Prince during his peak, known for her involvement in iconic albums and her insights into his creative process.
Episode: #98: Working for Prince
Sylvia Massey
Engineer who worked with Prince during the Diamonds and Pearls era, sharing her insights into his evolving studio work.
Episode: #98: Working for Prince
Greg Prestopino
Composer for film and television; brother of Paul Prestopino
Episode: #97: Paul Prestopino: The Heart of New York's Record Plant
Doug Wimbish
Grammy Award-winning bassist and producer
Episode: #96: "Forget the Notes, It's Your Frequency": Doug Wimbish on Jaco Pastorius, Sugar Hill Records, and the Birth of Hip-Hop.
Mitch Easter
Producer, engineer, musician, songwriter, and the godfather of jangle pop.
Fidelitorium
Episode: #94: The Gear and The Garage with Mitch Easter
Russell Wedelich
VP of Development and Director of Signal Processing at Eventide
Eventide
Episode: Ketchup with Russell Wedelich

Hosts

John Agnello
Host and engineer with a background in music production
Stewart Lerman
Host and engineer with extensive experience in the audio industry

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 300 ratings
  • Excellent podcast

    If you’re interested in inside stories on the technical side of how records are made then this is the podcast for you. Stellar guests that have made amazing records over the last 4-5 decades interviewed by guys who are recording engineers and know what questions to ask. This allows the guests to feel comfortable and lends itself to fun, insightful conversation. Stewart and John know how to get the discussion rolling and then out of the way. Excellent. Tony Visconti, Jack Douglas, Shelley Yakkus,... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Fizbot33
    United States3 years ago
  • Total ride!

    As a sound engineer in a former life (perhaps my biggest claim to fame being having my ass fired as a tea boy from Trident in their less glorious mid-eighties years!) I’ve been thoroughly enjoying this podcast. The war stories, studio histories, tales of the making of classic albums – it’s all there plus John and Stewart are a total gas. Hard recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    btisdall
    Germany4 years ago
  • My favorite podcast

    Covers just the right grounds to keep novices and experts of recording engaged at once. The hosts aren’t obsessed with hearing themselves talk like other music podcasters. Interview choices are impeccable. They’re actual veterans of the trade, and having come from the east coast rock scene, everything they say feels so near and dear.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jx5jx5
    United States5 years ago
  • The best audio podcast period

    The stories, techniques, and gear knowledge shared in this podcast are invaluable. Thank you so much guys for doing this!

    Can’t wait for next episode!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    pablo05m
    United States5 years ago
  • Thanks—great education!

    These guys are so great—great for stories, history, gear... and laughs. They’ve pushed me to love different music and hear everything differently.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Packgoat
    United States5 years ago

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Listeners find the stories shared by guests to be captivating and educational.
The podcast serves as a bridge between the past and future of music, appealing to various levels of expertise.
Hosts are well-versed and keep the discussions both entertaining and informative.
Engaging conversations with industry veterans offer invaluable insights into music production.
The mix of humor and technical knowledge is greatly appreciated by the audience.

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#98: Working for Prince
Q: Did he ever socialize with the engineers or staff outside of work?
No, he was primarily focused on work and did not socialize, instead opting to go clubbing alone or with friends.
#98: Working for Prince
Q: So how did you wind up at Prince's studio?
I started with audio industries, repairing MCI consoles in Hollywood, and Prince's team was looking for someone who really knew what they're doing.
#97: Paul Prestopino: The Heart of New York's Record Plant
Q: How did Paul's background influence his technical skills?
His musical background allowed him to understand the needs of clients and engineers, making him a comfortable and approachable figure in the studio.
#97: Paul Prestopino: The Heart of New York's Record Plant
Q: What was Paul's impact on the studios he worked in?
Paul was regarded as a calming presence and invaluable problem solver, ensuring that sessions ran smoothly and efficiently.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Gear Club Podcast

What is Gear Club Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focusing on the intricacies of music production and recording, this podcast engages listeners with in-depth discussions featuring renowned figures from the audio industry. Episodes explore various elements like mixing, recording techniques, and the historical significance of seminal albums, often highlighted through interviews with accomplished producers and engineers. Unique anecdotes and personal experiences shared by guests add a fascinating layer to the technical discourse, making it both educational and entertaining for those passionate about music and sound engineering. Listeners can expect to gain insightful perspectives on the evolution of music, the creative process behind popular tracks, and practical advice for aspiring professio... more

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Recent guests on Gear Club Podcast include:

1. Ed Stasium
2. Kevin Killen
3. Steve Katz
4. Susan Rogers
5. Sylvia Massey
6. Greg Prestopino
7. Doug Wimbish
8. Mitch Easter

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