Jeremy Lemos is a touring audio engineer from Chicago. And he's also one of my best friends! Jeremy and I came up in the independent studio world of early 2000s Chicago and have toured together many times. We talk about how he got started in the music industry, how he decides what gigs to take, and the impact of investing over many years. 

Jeremy's question for Tim: What advice to you have about the tax burden on your investments and how to lessen them?

Key takeaways:

1. Jeremy  discusses his extensive experience as a touring audio engineer.
2. He reflects on the differences between working in studio recording versus live sound, highlighting the adaptability required on the road.
3. Jeremy talks about collaborating with musicians and the importance of understanding their sonic preferences.
4. Jeremy recounts stories of working with well-known artists and the unique dynamics of touring with different personalities.
5. He emphasizes the importance of professionalism, preparation, and communication in the world of live sound.

Jeremy's woefully out-of-date website
Jeremy's Discog's page

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