Explore "agnosticfront" with insightful episodes like "Live From The 405, Episode 362", "Live From The 405, Episode 361", "203: RFR Rewind: TJ Hoffman|Finding A Career On The Road", "200: RFR Rewind: TJ Hoffman | How To Be A Good Roadie" and "186: RFR Rewind: TJ Hoffman | Roadie: My Documentary" from podcasts like ""Live From The 405 Podcast", "Live From The 405 Podcast", "Roadie Free Radio", "Roadie Free Radio" and "Roadie Free Radio"" and more!
My psychotic neighbor is gone. Another shitty metal shirt. I can't believe who's shooting that Dahmer thing! Fuck Chipotle napkin wasters. Hotwire? More like NOTwire. BOA is AOK. Sam Morril on Rogan is a class act. Sammy The Bull threw his grandmother down the stairs? Working on set & dealing with COVID magic. Crazy Heart. Fletch? More like WRETCH. Joe List, live in concert.
"Your mom" jokes. Stickin around. Working on sets again. Low budget shoot Saturday, straight to the goddamn Sick Of It All show after. A brief history of skinheads. I need a Fatburger intervention. The Woodstock 99 documentary on Netflix. The fat cop and the Falling Down 711 clerk.
TJ’s story originally started in the late 1980’s as a roadie for several New Jersey club bands. After a brief time at New Jersey’s legendary Trax East Recording studio, he spent most of the 1990’s and 2000’s crisscrossing the planet with bands like M.O.D, Agnostic Front, Ignite and many more. Along the way, he formalized his work with the creation Iron Sound Productions; a company providing back line, sound re-enforcement and tour logistics. By 2000, he was pulling triple duty as Tour Manager, Drum Tech and Guitar Tech for Skid Row, who was opening on the legendary KISS Farewell Tour (last tour with the original members of the band), and included a set by Ted Nugent. As the miles and years on the road continued to stack up, he further earned the respect and trust of peers in the industry.
Full Episode here: https://soundcloud.com/roadiefreeradio/150-t-j-hoffman-pm-tm
TJ’s story originally started in the late 1980’s as a roadie for several New Jersey club bands. After a brief time at New Jersey’s legendary Trax East Recording studio, he spent most of the 1990’s and 2000’s crisscrossing the planet with bands like M.O.D, Agnostic Front, Ignite and many more. Along the way, he formalized his work with the creation Iron Sound Productions; a company providing back line, sound re-enforcement and tour logistics. By 2000, he was pulling triple duty as Tour Manager, Drum Tech and Guitar Tech for Skid Row, who was opening on the legendary KISS Farewell Tour (last tour with the original members of the band), and included a set by Ted Nugent. As the miles and years on the road continued to stack up, he further earned the respect and trust of peers in the industry.
Full Episode here: https://soundcloud.com/roadiefreeradio/150-t-j-hoffman-pm-tm
TJ’s story originally started in the late 1980’s as a roadie for several New Jersey club bands. After a brief time at New Jersey’s legendary Trax East Recording studio, he spent most of the 1990’s and 2000’s crisscrossing the planet with bands like M.O.D, Agnostic Front, Ignite and many more. Along the way, he formalized his work with the creation Iron Sound Productions; a company providing back line, sound re-enforcement and tour logistics. By 2000, he was pulling triple duty as Tour Manager, Drum Tech and Guitar Tech for Skid Row, who was opening on the legendary KISS Farewell Tour (last tour with the original members of the band), and included a set by Ted Nugent. As the miles and years on the road continued to stack up, he further earned the respect and trust of peers in the industry.
Full Episode here: https://soundcloud.com/roadiefreeradio/150-t-j-hoffman-pm-tm
On this episode we talked to Bassist for New York Hardcore legends Agnostic Front & Independent Artist Mike Gallo ! Mike told us about his early musical inspirations & how he developed a passion to play, which ultimately lead him to joining one of the greatest bands of all time. He also spoke about how he turned a childhood hobby into a thriving business based around his unique artwork.
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In this episode, Truth interviews Jimmy Gestapo – New York hardcore punk pioneer and frontman for the legendary band Murphy’s Law.
The two discuss Jimmy’s history, growing up punk rock, music, motorcycles / choppers, tour stories, changes in the punk/hardcore scene, hardcore lifers, the corona virus and the resulting quarantine, politics, and more!
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In this episode, Truth interviews Ruben Lipkind – player in bands such as the New Darkbuster, The Chosen Ones, and Hudson Falcons. Ruben is also a punk rock / reggae DJ and a “team manager” in the music industry.
The two discuss Ruben’s history as well as his past, present and future projects, music, his time on the road as road crew for Agnostic Front, working with Bushwick Bill of the Ghetto Boys, the corona virus, punk rock and politics, etc. *Note, Truth got a little drunk and might have gone on a couple tirades…
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Don Fury called in from his current studio in Troy, New York to discuss his incredible musical history and his current projects.
Don Fury is most known for his recordings and production within the NYHC and Punk scene. He's been instrumental in working with bands as varied as Agnostic Front and Quicksand to GG Allin and Gorilla Biscuits in those musical genres.
But, the truth is that for more than 30 years Fury has worked with hundreds of bands doing countless records in a wide variety of genres across 4 different studios that he's always independently owned and operated.
Besides his current workload of working with bands all over the world, he's recently been self producing and publishing a documentary series on the history of his studio. The series prompted us to get him on the phone and ask him some questions about some of the highlights of his career.
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TJ’s story originally started in the late 1980’s as a roadie for several New Jersey club bands. After a brief time at New Jersey’s legendary Trax East Recording studio, he spent most of the 1990’s and 2000’s crisscrossing the planet with bands like M.O.D, Agnostic Front, Ignite and many more. Along the way, he formalized his work with the creation Iron Sound Productions; a company providing back line, sound re-enforcement and tour logistics. By 2000, he was pulling triple duty as Tour Manager, Drum Tech and Guitar Tech for Skid Row, who was opening on the legendary KISS Farewell Tour (last tour with the original members of the band), and included a set by Ted Nugent. As the miles and years on the road continued to stack up, he further earned the respect and trust of peers in the industry.
Coming off his last tour, after spending over 20 years on the road, was a time of reflection for TJ; the realization that he was just a local kid from Jersey who had the honor to travel and share a stage with some of the biggest bands in the world. There were more than enough All Access stories to fill the pages of a book, but this wasn’t a story to just be seen through the interpreted imagination of a reader. Throughout all his travels, he had been compiling video footage of life on the road. There wasn’t a story to be written. It was a story that had to be seen. First hand.
Using his video archive as a basis, he starting from the ground up recording new footage. Talking directly to Roadies; helping his peers to open up to the camera, so he could capture the film in reality. In the life that it is lived, not just as it could be filmed. He knew the business first hand. He knew the life first hand. He had lived that life. His production would be at a level never infiltrated or presented. Without this bonding of a brotherhood he shared, this film and other related projects could never have happened. But they have.
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Special Mentions:
Roadie: My Documentary, Ian Campbell Music, The Weight Band, Jason Spooner Band, AES.org, Black Bear Music Festival, Filming Great Concert Footage, Roadie Short Film, Roadie: A True Story (at least the parts I remember), Alan Rogan - Guitar Tech Tribute, John Kane: Pilgrims of Woodstock, The Last Seat in the House, David Dann: "Guitar King: Michael Bloomfield's Life in the Blues", John Joseph: The PMA EFFECT, www.theproductionacademy.com, Roadie Free Radio Merch, Samson Q2U Handheld Dynamic USB Microphone Recording and Podcasting Pack, ShowPro Beard Co., Napkin Sketch Stage, Event Runner Pro, Over the Bridge.org
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