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Rob Moschetti​ has a long history in the heavy music scene having played with legendary Hardcore/Metal bands Pro-Pain and Method Of Destruction ( M.O.D) at the height of those bands’ careers as well as being known for being a part of thrash crossover band Gernation Kill and even taking a step further by combining those efforts with the legendary pioneer Darryl DMC McDaniels under the moniker Fragile Mortals to create the ultimate cross over project with thrash, rap and hip-hop.

What you may not know is that Rob Moschetti​ is also an accomplished songwriter… producer…engineer and multi-instrumentalist  who has been able to not only share the world’s stages with some of the best in the business but work on a creative level with some of the biggest names in the industry.

D got a phone call from New York from Rob Moschetti during the metal show on Monday August 21st. Catch the conversation they had right here.

 

Memphis poet R.L. Young stopped into Radio Memphis in The Morning with Ric and Kate to talk about her book Vaguelist. She writes poetry and people respond. Remarkable work and remarkable responses. She stayed for several segments of the show. Here's one of them. 

If you would like her book, it is available HERE.

On the 21st of August, there will be a solar eclipse visible through a wide path through the United States. In this episode of The Existence of Strange Things, Joel and Stephen welcome Dr. Steve Ruskin as he talks about his book and the history behind the impacts of solar eclipses. Specifically, the eclipse of 1878. You'll learn all you need to know about solar eclipses and some of the great history behind their impact on people and civilizations.

Dirty D caught up with front man Alex Cooper from metal/rock band Devilfire out of the U.K. on Monday August 14th for a live phone interview to talk about their brand new album Dark Manoeuvres and what the band has going on. Did you miss it? Catch the conversation right here. 

 

Every Monday night during Memphis Metal Mondays at 9:30 PM CT, we're bringing you a weekly Road Crew Tip. Whether you are in the studio, on the stage or out on the road as part of the Radio Memphis- Road Crew Radio series.

For Monday (Aug 14th), we got a call all the way from the U.K. Did you miss it?

 

Tip #3: Communication.  When you get the opportunity to tour the world... Try to learn a few words in that country's native language. It will get you a lot farther in this business.

 

Catch the tip right hear and listen to what Kevin (Batty) Walsh says about "communication".

 

*Brought to you by Ken Barr Films and RADIO MEMPHIS.

 

 

 

A six-time TEC Award winner and two time Parnelli Award winner with more than 3,000 live event mixing credits, Robert Scovill has been responsible for FRONT OF THE HOUSE (FOH) for Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers​…. RUSH​… Prince​... Matchbox Twenty​ and Alice Cooper​ among many others. When he is not behind the mixing desk…. he serves as Senior Market Specialist for live sound for Avid​ Technologies … focusing on and developing their live console and recording efforts….

Don’t miss this candid conversation… D and Robert are going to discuss his career… his influences… his funny stories and the impact that he continues to make on the industry…. and what advice he would like to pass on to the next in line…..

Ronald Murphy is known as the "Cryptid Guru" and for good reason. He hails from from Pennsylvania and there is a very special area there known as the "Twilight Zone of Pennsylvania". In this episode, you'll learn why. Join Joel Martin and Stephen Guenther as they have a very spirited conversation about everything from Bigfoot to goblins to fairies to gnomes and strange things throwing rocks in this episode of The Existence of Strange Things.

We got a phone call from Phoenix, Arizona on July 31st during Memphis Metal Mondays from Rob Dukes​.

As the current frontman for Thrash/Crossover band Generation Kill, sharing the lead with Hip Hop legend Darryl DMC McDaniels in Fragile Mortals​ and being well known as the former vocalist of metal legends Exodus during a very integral part of that band's career, Rob Dukes has shared the world's stages with some of the greatest bands and artists of all time.

What you may not know about Rob, before all of that came along, he left a band that he was part of in New York and rode his motorcycle on a 5-month, 11,000 mile trip to California having absolutely no idea of what he was going to do and though he was considering working as a scuba diving instructor, Dukes ended up working as a guitar tech after getting to Hollywood. You really won't believe what venues he has jumped into and whose buses he showed up on and who he has worked for as part of their road crew.

Catch the conversation with Dirty D and Rob Dukes right here.

NOTE: There is adult language in this feature. Listener discretion is advised.

Tune in every Monday night at 9:30PM CT to Radio Memphis Memphis Metal Mondays for your weekly “Road Crew Tip” as part of the Radio Memphis Road Crew series.

Brought to you by the pros from behind the scenes where you are going to hear some great advice for whether you are in the studio, on the stage or out on the road. 

Tip #2:  No matter how big or how small the gig it, treat it like Madison Square Garden.

Hear what Ken Barr says.

Road Crew Radio Series presented by Ken Barr Films​ and Radio Memphis​.

 

Darryl McDaniels or “DMC” as most of the world knows him, first made his start in the music business as one third of the groundbreaking rap group Run-DMC and quickly became the most popular in terms of fans and influence. He has been in the public eye for the past 20 years, since forming the now legendary, defunct group, RUN-D.M.C with Joseph (Rev. Run) Simmons and the late, great Jason (Jam Master Jay) Mizell. Also one of the founding members of this multi-platinum music group, selling over 30 million singles and albums worldwide, it would be hard to overstate his influence on popular culture. He helped transform Rap and Hip Hop into the most popular music in the world, while building a fan base that rivals the biggest acts in Rock ‘n’ Roll. As the first and greatest of Hip Hop’s superstars, Run-DMC succeeded beyond anyone’s wildest dreams – their own included – by embodying for the world endlessly creative subculture of young black New York. They were the first rappers to earn a gold album, the first to earn a platinum album, the first to go multi-platinum, the first to have their videos played on MTV, the first to appear on American Bandstand and Saturday Night Live, and the first rap band to grace the cover of Rolling Stone and Spin.  www.rundmc.com

D sits down with DMC, who talks about his legendary career. The good and the bad during Radio Memphis Around the World Aug 5th .

Catch the conversation right here.