In this episode, Tony leads a conversation with Michael Andreas of the bands MARTYRD and AND YOU AND I about running a band as a business
== WHAT WE'RE LISTENING TO & RECOMMEND ==
CRAIG Listening to Thelonious Monk
LEE Listening to O.R.k. - Screamnasium
TONY Listening to Echoes of Eternity - The Forgotten Goddess Recommends (BOOK)Tour:Smart: And Break the Band
MIKE Recommends Angra Recommends Nevermore Recommends Turrigenous
== UNHEARD OF ==
LEO CARNICELLA Born in Caracas, Venezuela. Son of an Italian immigrant marriage, Leo discovered his love for music at the age of six. He started playing the electric organ in an autodidact way until he developed some skills and good ear to perform pieces of popular songs from other artist or TV commercials. At the age of 14 he started to write poetry and songs, and later when he was 18 years old, he studied Music Theory in the Conservatory Jose Angel Lamas, Caracas.
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