On this episode, I talk about the teams who are peaking at the right time,
the race to 50 goals and a possible rule change for next year's NHL. My
guest tonight is originally from a small town in British Columbia. He built
a career as a recording engineer at Mushroom Studios in Vancouver. After
working on albums with bands such as Trooper, Loverboy, he was invited to
Hong Kong to set up and operate Q-Sound studios for local “Heavenly King”
Andy Lau. As well as recording and mixing the who’s who of the
international Canto-pop business, Rob has been a major player with the
growth of the Hong Kong indie music scene - building studios and working
with and training local artists and engineers .He’s also played a very
important role in the development of hockey in Hong Kong. Please welcome,
Mr. Rob Porter.