Review Fix Exclusive Interview With Parlor Mob Lead Guitarist Dave Rosen

Before performing for a sold out crowd at The Mercury Lounge, New York City, The Parlor Mob’s lead guitarist Dave Rosen sat down with ReviewFix.com.

In this exclusive interview, get to know what it’s like to be on tour, how The Parlor Mob started, the democracy within the mob, and much more.

Click the links below to listen in.

Part 1:  Rosen discusses what it’s like on tour, what he packs before a tour, on Matt Taiibi’s book “The Great Derangement”, David Fincher, and Nine Inch Nails.

Part 2: Rosen shares his favorite tour during The Parlor Dog’s recent tour, and his all time favorite moment on the road, and what Rosen dislikes about being on the road.

Part 3: Rosen dishes out what makes The Parlor Mob stand out in from the mob and the democracy in the band.

Part 4: Rosen talks about his life long love with the guitar, and why he doesn’t consider himself a “Rock Star.”

Part 5: Rosen on his guitars, and find out which guitar he loves the most, you’ll be surprised.

Part 6: Find out which guitarist Rosen looked up to, the role Radiohead played in his life, and what Rosen would say to
Johnny Greenwood.

Part 7: Rosen on the origins of The Parlor Mob, the first time he heard Mob’s lead singer Mark Melicia sing, and listen in to find out what The Parlor Mob and The Beatles have in common.

Part 8: Rosen on his growth during his career with The Parlor Mob.

Part 9: Rosen on the purpose of his music, on the ongoing Occupy Wall Street movement and why The Parlor Mob’s new album is the perfect album for the movement.

Part 10: Rosen shares what lessons he and The Parlor Mob has learned and what he strongly advises new and upcoming bands to do.

Part 11: Rosen discusses the new album “Dogs,” recently chosen by the editors at iTunes as The Best Rock Record of 2011.

Part 12: Rosen discusses the importance of lyrics and music, and his favorite songs to listen to and play from the new album.

Part 13: Find out what Rosen likes to do at home, his favorite record of the year, and the secret to his success to the game Word With Friends.