Podcast appearances and mentions of leah shapiro

Gong - Tiny Galaxies / My Guitar Is A Spaceship / Ship Of Ishtar Screens 4 Eyes - Patterns Screens 4 Eyes - Trip To The North Poppy - Church Outfit The Vacant Lots - Evacuation The Vacant Lots - Endgame King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Swan Song (Extended Mix) Jah Wobble, Jon Klein - Monitor TV's Daniel - Watching You Yo La Tengo - Stockholm Syndrome (Bunker Session) The Cowboys From Hell - Cuidado P. Paul Fenech - Jager Ya New Model Army - Wonderful Way To Go (Orchestral Version) (Live) New Model Army - 1984 (Orchestral Version) (Live) The Dollyrots - A New England זולי והחזזיות - אושוויץ זולי והחזזיות - ז.א.פ Clt Drp - Desire, 1 On 1 Crime & The City Solution - Rivers Of Blood James Priest - Electric Sex Machine (Bill Mcclintock) Sleaford Mods - Big Pharma Sleaford Mods - My 18hr Girdie Egonx - להתרסק Egonx - Kazataka Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - Slow Train זאב טנא, דוד גרוסמן - אוד מוצל מאש Goat - Join The Resistance Lol Tolhurst, Budgie, Jacknife Lee - Los Angeles (Feat. James Murphy) Army Of Skanks - Mind Control Kap Bambino - Hong Kong Garden Skold - Peek-A-Boo JS Rafaeli - Jesus Gonna' Make Up My Dying Bed The Jeffrey Lee Pierce Sessions Project - The Stranger In Our Town (Feat. Peter Hayes, Leah Shapiro & Humanist) Psychedelic Porn Crumpets - All Aboard The S.S. Sinker Zounds - Can't Cheat Karma Wargasm (UK) - Modern Love Army Of Skanks - Exorcism מיטב אמני ישראל - עם אחד, שיר אחד הפה והטלפיים - עם אחד

Met ditmaal: Dave Gahan, Dope Lemon, Kristin Hersh, Tobin Sprout, Hiss Golden Messenger, Sextile, Tim Knol, londe Redhead, Peter Hayes, Leah Shapiro, The Plastic Dolls, Darlyn, Jonathan Wilson, Gruff Rhys, plus een exclusive instore van Tangerine. Concerto Radio, aflevering 513 (13 oktober 2023): Dave Gahan, Mother Of Earth: The Task Has Overwhelmed Us Dope Lemon, […]

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One of the benefits of doing this podcast is being introduced to new bands by my guests. Early on I had Leah Shapiro & Peter Hayes from Black Rebel Motorcycle Club on the show. After the show they both said I had to have the guys from a band called Restavrant on. Well, it took a little while but we finally made it happen. Troy Murrah from Restavrant is my guest. He got started playing music a little later than most. He ruined his chances at guitar lessons by skipping piano lessons as a kid, but he got a chance later on after a relationship ended. He taught himself slide guitar by watching as many tapes and DVDs of his favorite blues guitarists as he could find. He started playing out and chose the name Restavrant as kind of a joke and now he's stuck with it. His sense of humor rears its head all over the place, like using typos on albums on purpose. In addition to his music, Troy also creates quilt-based wooden works of art. He started the project as a memorial for his mother and it's grown so much that he was asked to write a book about it. Check out restavrant.com, they're pretty easy to find on social media, too. Their high energy dirty blues rock is definitely worth checking out. You can also check out social media @PerformanceAnx. You can help support the show at ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety. Merch is at performanceanx.threadless.com. And check out the other great shows on the Pantheon Podcast Network. There's absolutely something for everyone. Now I hope I've worked up your appetite for Troy Murrah of Restavrant on Performance Anxiety ,part of the Pantheon Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

One of the benefits of doing this podcast is being introduced to new bands by my guests. Early on I had Leah Shapiro & Peter Hayes from Black Rebel Motorcycle Club on the show. After the show they both said I had to have the guys from a band called Restavrant on. Well, it took a little while but we finally made it happen. Troy Murrah from Restavrant is my guest. He got started playing music a little later than most. He ruined his chances at guitar lessons by skipping piano lessons as a kid, but he got a chance later on after a relationship ended. He taught himself slide guitar by watching as many tapes and DVDs of his favorite blues guitarists as he could find. He started playing out and chose the name Restavrant as kind of a joke and now he's stuck with it. His sense of humor rears its head all over the place, like using typos on albums on purpose. In addition to his music, Troy also creates quilt-based wooden works of art. He started the project as a memorial for his mother and it's grown so much that he was asked to write a book about it. Check out restavrant.com, they're pretty easy to find on social media, too. Their high energy dirty blues rock is definitely worth checking out. You can also check out social media @PerformanceAnx. You can help support the show at ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety. Merch is at performanceanx.threadless.com. And check out the other great shows on the Pantheon Podcast Network. There's absolutely something for everyone. Now I hope I've worked up your appetite for Troy Murrah of Restavrant on Performance Anxiety ,part of the Pantheon Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris sits down with Leah Shapiro and Peter Hayes - two thirds of the rock trio Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. For those not already familiar with the band, BRMC has been cranking out dark, gritty, authentic rock and roll for over 20 years.  If you're a fan of the band and you ever wanted to hang and really get to know the incredible musicians behind the music this is your day. It was a great conversation.  For info about Black Rebel Motorcycle Club check out www.blackrebelmotorcycleclub.com or hit up their social media.  Subscribe for new episodes every week!  For more info on things to come visit www.senttodestroy.com and follow along on social media:  Sent To Destroy Official Facebook Sent To Destroy Official Instagram Sent To Destroy Official Twitter Follow Chris Bonifay on Facebook and Slasher

The idea began as a roundtable of 5 questions each from me and my guests, Jared Artaud & Brian MacFadyan from The Vacant Lots and Leah Shapiro & Peter Hayes of Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. It quickly became less formal than that and more conversational. We recorded for well over three hours and it was a lot of fun. I heard about cleverness in songwriting can backfire. There's a possible future for Leah & Jared in writing musical scores for boxing matches. Pete loved the silent song in Pootie Tang. And Brian is rebuilding Star Wars synths.Follow us all on social media. Please help support these artists. Their music is great and they have been so kind to this little podcast. I want to give them a huge, personal Thank You for all the time they gave me. I won't waste any more time. Let's get right into 5 Questions with Jared & Brian of The Vacant Lots & Leah & Pete of BRMC.This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

The idea began as a roundtable of 5 questions each from me and my guests, Jared Artaud & Brian MacFadyan from The Vacant Lots and Leah Shapiro & Peter Hayes of Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. It quickly became less formal than that and more conversational. We recorded for well over three hours and it was a lot of fun. I heard about cleverness in songwriting can backfire. There's a possible future for Leah & Jared in writing musical scores for boxing matches. Pete loved the silent song in Pootie Tang. And Brian is rebuilding Star Wars synths.Follow us all on social media. Please help support these artists. Their music is great and they have been so kind to this little podcast. I want to give them a huge, personal Thank You for all the time they gave me. I won't waste any more time. Let's get right into 5 Questions with Jared & Brian of The Vacant Lots & Leah & Pete of BRMC.This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

The idea began as a roundtable of 5 questions each from me and my guests, Jared Artaud & Brian MacFadyan from The Vacant Lots and Leah Shapiro & Peter Hayes of Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. It quickly became less formal than that and more conversational. We recorded for well over three hours and it was a lot of fun. I heard about cleverness in songwriting can backfire. There’s a possible future for Leah & Jared in writing musical scores for boxing matches. Pete loved the silent song in Pootie Tang. And Brian is rebuilding Star Wars synths. Follow us all on social media. Please help support these artists. Their music is great and they have been so kind to this little podcast. I want to give them a huge, personal Thank You for all the time they gave me. I won’t waste any more time. Let’s get right into 5 Questions with Jared & Brian of The Vacant Lots & Leah & Pete of BRMC. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

We had the pleasure of interviewing Mondo Cozmo over Zoom video!You hear and read countless stories about blood, sweat, and tears all shed in the name of art and—paid like a toll to unseen forces—for its creation. However, you never validate how much of each fluid really flowed...or do you? In this case, blood actually spilled (beyond a lot of tears and sweat) in order for Mondo Cozmo to craft his second full-length and first release for Last Gang Records, New Medicine. Now, he does not regret putting his fist through that window for a second, but the four-hour surgery did suck. Yet, breaking the glass smashed a figurative ceiling. In the aftermath, he learned how to “Say no,” departed amicably from the major label system, “taped a fucking pick to his cast” in order to play guitar, lost feeling in the aforementioned hand for two years, attracted the wisdom of Butch Vig (“the dude of dudes!”), and wrote the rock ‘n’ roll record he always meant to write. The most rock ‘n’ roll thing about it isn’t the right hook, the guitars, or even the attitude. It’s the moment of self-actualization by the Philadelphia-born and Los Angeles-based critically acclaimed alternative troubadour and gutter punk poet.The man himself, Josh Ostrander, tells the story best.“We were shooting a live video on a sound stage in Culver City, and I fucking lost it, because the whole thing didn’t feel like me,” he recalls. “I never lose my cool. I try to be the leader I want to see. A switch flipped, though. I thought I was looking at a dumb foam wall in the studio, but it was the glass door. I punched it so hard that when I pulled my hand back out you could see the eruption of blood everywhere. Turns out, I clipped all of these arteries. My drummer pulled a handkerchief from my pocket, tied a tourniquet around my arm, and my tour manager took me to the hospital. It turned out to be therapeutic. So many beautiful things happened. Since I made such an ass of myself, I knew the next record had to be the best thing I’ve ever fucking done,” he laughs.As performing proved a challenge to say the least, he took a primitive approach to writing in addition to enlisting the help of some friends. With the pick taped to his cast, he simplified the chord structures and allowed the anger to ring out (you can hear his cast hitting the strings) as he wrote in his home studio. He invited longtime friends and tourmates Black Rebel Motorcycle Club to lend their talents to the project as Peter Hayes cut guitar and Leah Shapiro performed drums on multiple tracks. Not to mention, legendary producer Butch Vig professed his fandom for Mondo Cozmo on a podcast, so Josh found a way to get in touch. Butch then became a sounding board and “father figure” throughout the whole trip.In the midst of the recovery, Josh’s doctor prescribed an antibiotic, doubling as an omen.“When I was on the antibiotic, I was coming up with all of these fucking songs,” he says. “I told him! He looked at me and said, ‘Do you actually think it’s the antibiotic? Or, do you think because you said what you needed to, you’re writing these?’ I thought, ‘Maybe, he’s right’. So, I called the album New Medicine as it stemmed from the whole experience.”He introduces the record with the revved-up snarling rock of “Black Cadillac.” A slithering clean riff snakes around tambourine. On the bridge, everything subsides into a steeple-size chant upheld by handclaps before the affirmation, “I’m alright.”“We had these seven-hour van drives during the Kavanaugh hearings, so we’d watch them,” he goes on. “I call him out on the third verse, because I feel artists should be speaking up right now. Don’t play in the middle of the road. Use your words. At the same time, the song is also very much about being on the road and getting sick of Instagram.”A rush of guitars builds towards the sweeping and soaring “Come On.” For the only co-writer of the project, he joined forces with Dan Wilson and summoned the spirit of “Cracker’s ‘Low’” with teeth bared and glorious feedback swells. Elsewhere, “Generator” climaxes on a glorious chorus of “Come Release Me” bound to be a high point of any and all upcoming gigs. “It’s just fucking beautiful,” he grins. “Upside Down” tempers a tweaked-out sample and plain-spoken lyrical musings with “a social narrative about watching the news every night” on the edge of an off-kilter guitar solo. He adds, “I like the idea of the song being out in 2020 in the election year of everything upside down.”Mondo Cozmo’s music has all the makings of the soundtrack to the current era and beyond. His 2017 full-length debut, Plastic Soul, boasted the #1 single “Shine.” In addition to performing everywhere from Lollapalooza to Bonnaroo and garnering acclaim from Entertainment Weekly, Consequence of Sound, and more, he made his television debut on Jimmy Kimmel LIVE!, toured alongside Bastille and Spoon, and opened for Muse. Dan Reynolds of Imagine Dragons joined him for a live duet on The Verve’s “Bittersweet Symphony,” while Anna Faris starred in the video for “Hold On To Me” and Paz de La Huerta starred in the video “Higher.” GRAMMYs On The Hill invited him to speak in support of the Music Modernization Act during 2018. Even though Josh admits, “I’m not sure I graduated high school,” he got to ride the underground trolley to the senate that JFK used. He joined various members of congress at a celebratory dinner where he stared down the urge to steal a spoon—his wife assured him it was not a good idea….That brings us to New Medicine. You can be sure Josh’s blood went into New Medicine; you’ll also get to know him better.“I feel like I’m the dude you want to introduce to your family, but he might be on acid and will still hug you,” he leaves off. “I’m very much a blue collar guy who’s trying to do right. I went through something pretty profound. It happened so I could find myself. It’s a release. There are certain lines I hope will resonate with people. I’ve gone through enough shit. I’ve played every fucking club. I’ve slept on everybody’s sofa. I’ve opened up for every band. I want to take over the world. I want to be true and honest. I want to live with conviction. I just feel like I have a shot right now.”  — Rick Florino, July 2019We want to hear from you! 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This episode I'm joined by Jared Artaud & Brian MacFadyen, AKA The Vacant Lots. They are definitely the coolest band from Burlington, VT. After realizing they had this great connection, they started writing and playing, and working with some incredible people. They formed a tight bond with Alan Vega of Suicide, Dean Wareham of Galaxie 500, Sonic Boom, Anton Newcombe of The Brian Jonestown Massacre, and Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. They tell me how they manage to play they music live as a duo and still keep the depth. And they have a new album out called Interzone. Pick it up from Fuzz Club records or wherever you buy music nowadays. Follow the band @thevacantlots. Follow us @PerformanceAnx. Subscribe, rate, review, & share. And I'd like to thank Leah Shapiro for bringing Jared & Brian into the Performance Anxiety family.

This episode I’m joined by Jared Artaud & Brian MacFadyen, AKA The Vacant Lots. They are definitely the coolest band from Burlington, VT. After realizing they had this great connection, they started writing and playing, and working with some incredible people. They formed a tight bond with Alan Vega of Suicide, Dean Wareham of Galaxie 500, Sonic Boom, Anton Newcombe of The Brian Jonestown Massacre, and Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. They tell me how they manage to play they music live as a duo and still keep the depth. And they have a new album out called Interzone. Pick it up from Fuzz Club records or wherever you buy music nowadays. Follow the band @thevacantlots. Follow us @PerformanceAnx. Subscribe, rate, review, & share. And I’d like to thank Leah Shapiro for bringing Jared & Brian into the Performance Anxiety family.

The latest Kyle Meredith With… features three separate rock acts that each fill a certain slice of the genre and had new albums out in 2018. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club talk about drummer Leah Shapiro's brain surgery and three songs that didn't make their last album but could see the light of day soon. Editors discuss opening for The Cure and the recurring themes of human connection on their newest album. Finally, Albert Hammond Jr. opens up about his solo album and The Strokes. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

This week's Performance Anxiety features Leah Shapiro & Peter Hayes from Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. We start off talking about how Leah came from Denmark and her early gigs with Dead Combo & The Raveonettes. We discuss her dignosis of Chiari malformations, brain surgery, and the subsequent recovery.We move on to BRMC and how Leah joined the band. We discuss the carefully cultivated image, playing in marching bands, and the potential of doing an album of old country & western covers! And that's just the beginning.Follow us on Twitter & IG @PerformanceAnxFollow BRMC on IG @brmcofficial

This week's Performance Anxiety features Leah Shapiro & Peter Hayes from Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. We start off talking about how Leah came from Denmark and her early gigs with Dead Combo & The Raveonettes. We discuss her dignosis of Chiari malformations, brain surgery, and the subsequent recovery. We move on to BRMC and how Leah joined the band. We discuss the carefully cultivated image, playing in marching bands, and the potential of doing an album of old country & western covers! And that's just the beginning. Follow us on Twitter & IG @PerformanceAnx Follow BRMC on IG @brmcofficial

This week's Performance Anxiety features Leah Shapiro & Peter Hayes from Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. We start off talking about how Leah came from Denmark and her early gigs with Dead Combo & The Raveonettes. We discuss her dignosis of Chiari malformations, brain surgery, and the subsequent recovery. We move on to BRMC and how Leah joined the band. We discuss the carefully cultivated image, playing in marching bands, and the potential of doing an album of old country & western covers! And that's just the beginning. Follow us on Twitter & IG @PerformanceAnx Follow BRMC on IG @brmcofficial

On this very special episode of ROCK TALK WITH MITCH LAFON. Mitch sits down with STYX's singer Lawrence Gowan to discuss the ban'd upcoming Las Vegas Residency, their 2018 tour plans, new album The Mission, putting together a new Gowan solo album and his featured role in the horror-comedy movie Another WolfCop. Also, we talk KISS and lots of it with Encyclopedia Of KISS author BRETT WEISS. We tackle many KISS related questions including did Vinnie Vincent save KISS. Finally, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club's Peter Hayes discusses the band's new album Wrong Creatures, drummer Leah Shapiro, his friendship and musical relationship with Robert Levon Been and the sound advice of Michael Been. Follow Mitch On Twitter: @mitchlafon Help support the show. Please consider a donation: https://www.paypal.me/MitchLafon See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Leah Shapiro's bombastic energy and spacious sense of time helped launch Black Rebel Motorcycle Club to new creative galaxies, but her early years with the band were plagued with misfortune. She tells Joe about growing up with free spirited parents in Denmark; studying music business; losing her friend and mentor, Michael Been of The Call; and recovering from a debilitating brain condition.

Talking Shop with Theresa and Bri: Naming and Claiming Your Gift with special guest Leah Shapiro. Coach Leah Shapiro discusses how to be yourself in business and life – and why you need to fly your freak flag high if you want your biz to succeed! (Originally aired April 29, 2015)

What exactly is the Box that you are talking about? Where does this Box come from and how did I end up in it? Leah Shapiro of Defy the Box & her co-host Beth Umba fill you in on what the box is and how exactly you end up in it...and what you can do about busting out. To learn more about what Defy the Box is all about go to http://www.DefytheBox.com

What exactly is the Box that you are talking about? Where does this Box come from and how did I end up in it? Leah Shapiro of Defy the Box & her co-host Beth Umba fill you in on what the box is and how exactly you end up in it...and what you can do about busting out. To learn more about what Defy the Box is all about go to http://www.DefytheBox.com