What defines a generation? Is it Meatloaf riding a motorcycle and being chased by helicopters? is it a boy band dancing like marionettes? Is it Slash laying down a guitar solo in front of a Church? Somehow, one man has been responsible for those moments that kept kids glued to MTV for decades. We're talking Guns n Roses. Meatloaf. Lionel Richie. NSYNC. J-Lo. Mariah Carey. Boys II Men. The list doesn't end. And on top of that, our guest Daniel Pearl, was the cinematographer for not only one of the most iconic horror films of all time: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, but he then came back to redefine the look of horror films with the remake! Host Mike Pecci was part of the generation that grew up enraptured by the images Daniel created. Now you get an inside look at what it took to create some of the most iconic images that truly defined a generation.

Record Stores have a way of bringing people together. There's something about being told "Oh, you should check out this band" "Have you heard this?" "You're gonna love these guys" that makes you feel like part of a secret club. You gotta be careful, though. That passion for finding and listening to new music can become an addiction for some. Alex Rodriguez may look like he's ripped out of the 70s, but he's travelled a lifetime to find and curate one of the most expansive music vinyl libraries in the World. He was even hired by the guys at Coachella to make a documentary about finding the bands and music chosen for one of the biggest concerts the U.S. hosts every year. Host Mike Pecci and Alex go deep into their love for vinyl, their geekiness for music, and their love for record stores.

In this episode of the IN LOVE WITH THE PROCESS podcast, host Mike Pecci shares a few beers IN PERSON with singer-songwriter BEA MILLER! That's right, this is officially her first ever podcast and we don't disappoint!

New Retro-wave music has been a huge influence on all of host Mike Pecci's recent films, and his favorite band from the scene is the Australian electronic music and synth wave duo from Melbourne POWER GLOVE! In this episode Pecci plays his favorite tracks and talks about the origins of the genre that is heavily influenced by the sci-fi, horror and action movies from the 1980's. Be sure to crank the volume on those noise cancelling headphones and get ready for a wild ride into a dark world of killer androids, 1980;s workout videos, and some of the coolest music that you have ever heard!

Films like Bohemian Rhapsody and Rocketman showcased the music industry as sexy, glamorous, and full of inspiration. That's... not how things are anymore. Navigating the modern music industry is almost impossible, but our guest has figured out how to pull it off. Big Black Delta joins Host Mike Pecci to discuss owning his own label, playing every instrument in his songs, and stepping into the world of film composing. It's a Renaissance approach to music production, but it might be the only way to survive in the wasteland that is the Music Industry.

It's your worst nightmare: you wake up to find your favorite entertainers laughing at every word you say. Host Mike Pecci came out of Music Video Directing Retirement to create the nightmare-fueled Lynchian music video for Czarface's "Bizarro" featuring Tom Segura & Christina P from Your Mom's House. Longtime friends Mike, DJ7L, & ESOTERIC of Czarface discuss the process of creating the music video, working with Tom Segura, and comic books in this hysterically informative episode.

How can you survive as a musician in the modern music industry? In today's episode of the In Love with the Process Podcast, host Mike Pecci interviews musician Jordan Rudess backstage at a Dream Theater concert! The two discuss the origins of Jordan's career, how to diversify your income as a musician, how learning the play classical music broadened Rudess' options and how technology is changing the way music is played. It's a great boost for anyone thinking about leaving behind that day job and chasing their dream. Behind the music podcast. Musicians podcast. The #1 Podcast on the internet.

Today’s guest is non-other than the amazing DJ7l! Grab your headphones and strap in for a ride through the world of hip-hop, soundtracks, and music sampling!

In this episode music video director Mike Pecci talks with special guest Killswitch Engage frontman Jesse Leach. The two go deep into how music videos are actually made, how the artists are exposed to directors, how tour life effects your personal life, and much much more.

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