Mix Tapes

Had a great time talking with Dave. Talked about so much music stuff and he was really generous with his time.

-New vinyl for record store day

-Vegas residency and what that's like

-How he got the gig playing in Tesla

and so much more...

If you want to learn more about Dave, check out the links below

https://teslatheband.com

https://daverude.com

I had a blast with my latest guest from across the pond. Luke is a UK wrestling podcaster and I got to learn a great deal of info on what wrestling was available to them and why he ended up doing a podcast on Memphis.

You'll really enjoy this episode and if you want to learn more about Luke and his shows, click on any of the links below

Thanks again Luke for being so generous with your time.

Follow the show on Twitter/X @oldbakerypro Find us on http://YouTube.com/@memphiscast Here are links to a most current shows Memphis Continental Wrestling Cast https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/place-to-be-wrestling-network/id500883402?i=1000645687501 Hamburg All Stars https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/place-to-be-wrestling-network/id500883402?i=1000645045162 Monday Night Project https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/place-to-be-wrestling-network/id500883402?i=1000644219592 Puroresu Passion https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/place-to-be-wrestling-network/id500883402?i=1000644491465 We can also be found wherever you get your podcasting delights

Rob Harvilla hosts one of my favorite podcasts and I was lucky enough to get him to guest on mixtapes.

We go over so much about his podcast(60 Songs that Explain the 90's) and talk about his new book of the same name.

I urge you to click the link and give his podcast a chance, I promise you, you wont be disappointed and you'll probably fall down the rabbit hole like I did.

His book is available everywhere and I'm going to make it easy on you but giving you a link to his website you can find out more about this amazing author/podcaster

https://robharvilla.com

Much thanks to Rob for being so generous with his time.

Darren's got a new book out and he was gracious enough to guest on the show and tell us all about it.

If you are a Van Halen fan or a Dave fan, you are going to love this book and if not, you'll still probably love the book because of Darren's writing style.

Here is the link to purchase the book ahead of schedule

https://www.vanhalenstore.com/page/VH/PROD/B81

And here's the Paltrocast address, where you can find all sorts of great interviews that Darren has done.

https://paltrocast.com

Thanks again Darren, I always enjoy the time and the conversation

It was so nice to talk rock and metal with Daniel. Daniel is an accomplished writer and a journalist for 20 years, he is the author of “The Encyclopedia of Heavy Metal,” published in 2003 by Barnes and Noble and “The Encyclopedia of New Wave,” published in 2012 by Sterling Publishing. He also contributed to “AC/DC: High-Voltage Rock ‘N’ Roll, The Ultimate Illustrated History,” “Iron Maiden: The Ultimate Unauthorized History of the Beast” and “Rush: The Illustrated History,” published by Voyageur Press. 

We talked about:

- How important Black Sabbath was in music

- Rush fans

- His new book, Ozzy at 75

- What goes into preparing and writing a book

- Following your dreams

and so much more

To follow Daniel, click on the links below

Website: www.NotoriousBUK.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100031347799294Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danbukszpan/

This episode was a ton of fun because I got to learn so much about mastering, which is an art that most people don't know enough about.

Scott has done it all in the Audio side of music and we talk about such things as

- Mastering

- Volume wars

-Being in a room with Eric Clapton

- Why mastering is so important to a record

-Analog

and so much more....

IF you need your project mastered, Scott is the guy and here's the way to contact him for his services.

Scott Hull
Chief Mastering Engineer

Podcast : Making Vinyl at Masterdisk

(212) 541-5022 

www.Masterdisk.com

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Instagram

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Use the link below to send me your songs for mastering or evaluation... 
Send me your mix files

These great folks wrote a book about the Reno music scene and the demand was so high that they released a second volume. I got to learn a lot about the Reno music from before I moved here in 92'.

The book is available on Amazon and here is a link for more info.

http://rocknreno.wordpress.com

This was such a fun conversation. Joel to me is one of the best guitarists out there. There isn't a style this man can't play and if you listen till the end of the episode, you'll get to hear a new song that he was kind enough to give us from his new solo album

We talk about

- growing up in a musical household

-ACDC and MTV

-the path that took him to where he is today

-Rock of Ages

-Jordan and the Chicago Bulls

And so much more....

To support Joel, click on his website and you can check where he's touring and all of his music

http://www.joelhoekstra.com/

Today I got to talk to Keller and learn about how she took an idea of putting together some songs and make that dream a reality with her new EP, Antisocial Butterfly(which is out on all streaming sites now).

We talk about:

- Her family music background

- Writing poems and in journals and how some of those ideas turned into songs

- Battling the voice inside her head during the recording of the album

- Advice to give to artists who have never recorded before

and so much more...

Here is the Spotify link to her new EP

https://open.spotify.com/artist/7ASpV0kBB0xl8noqAmjFYn?si=91vWVpcUSw-YC8fk9aYw4w

You can also follow her on IG

@kellerindiemusic

This was a fun one. I got to chat with Tony Simerman, the CEO of Knucklebonz. His company makes high end collectables in the rock/metal world. Tony was super gracious with his time and I learned a lot about what he does.

We talked about:

How he got into art

How he got the best seat in the house for concerts

Meeting Jimmy Page

How long it takes to make the pieces and cool interactions from some celebrities

And the holy grail that's waiting to get approved

And so much more...

Go stop by https://knucklebonz.com/ and check out all the amazing pieces for sale. They are numbers so when they sell out, they don't reprint so get what you like now.

Hello friends and listeners. In this episode, I have my two best friends on and we review the new Metallica record, 72 Seasons. This was a great time and we do a semi deep dive on the record, talk about our favorite and least favorite Metallica albums and try to figure out where this record fits in their catalog and would we have like the record if it came out after the black album.

I hope you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed recording it.

I was beyond honored to have Martin Popoff as a guest. He is an encyclopedia of knowledge when it comes to Hard Rock and Heavy Metal. We talked about so much music in this episode and got a lot of insight on his new book, ACDC at 50

We talk about

- How he got into music

- The creative process when it comes to writing a book

- The state of the music business

and so much more.

Learn more about Martin below

https://www.facebook.com/MartinPopoffAuthor

http://www.martinpopoff.com/html/bookslist.html

http://www.martinpopoff.com/html/acdc-at-50.html

This episode was so much fun. Ron was super open and gracious with his time and you get a real glimpse into the music business. He's got a new book out and we talk a lot about it but we left a lot of the stories out because it's a must read.

We talk about

- Ron being in the Red Hot Chili Peppers for a couple of months 

- Touring with KISS

- Dealing with David Geffen

- The rep they didn't deserve

and so much more....

Click the link to order the book, it's a MUST read.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/1956577041

and follow Ron and the band on Facebook

https://www.facebook.com/LittleCaesarOfficial

This was a fun episode. I got to learn all about Radio, especially how Rock radio broke in the Northern Nevada from a gentleman who was there from the beginning, Mr. Steve Funk.

Steve has done it all and we talked about his time as

-A radio DJ

-The Beatles

-How important Radio was to breaking new artists

-Bill Graham

and so much more...

You can learn more about Steve at the links below

http://artistecard.com/wabuskayachtingblub?fbclid=IwAR1rzTBkBD9diYncjEQRGS8qnfwZBvB62FXHxsibhMz0KvRU0asE9ZZS6qM

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNaceo0kG9xs3TXNFPfz1PA?fbclid=IwAR0j99LsIaJ6zn_H_8l3bODfgTe656d3XYvy94f4d0xCIXEEOeMccwDvwrohttps://soundcloud.com/lovelight-2?fbclid=IwAR136lA1DEokLv1uR1RCPERlrYcrdh5GljVkwv6HBIw65pDRmfvpOkmoaaU

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063475269964

This was a ton of fun. We talk Ballads from the 80's and 90's with Hall of Fame DJ, Jay Slater.

We go over the following

-Best Ballads

-Did the Ballads help or hurt bands

-Under the radar ballads

-Who jumped the Shark

and our Top 5 ballads of all time

I would love for you guys to add to conversation and let us know what songs we missed or any opinions or questions you might have to the FB address below. If we get enough of them, we'll read them on a future podcast

https://www.facebook.com/ericstangelandmusic/

This was a great conversation. I'm so grateful that Gary gave me so much of his time and insight into music and journalism. He has a great new book out right now called, Alice @ 75 and you can find that book anywhere you purchase books. It's an incredible piece of art.

Thanks again Gary!

To find more about the book and more about Gary, click the links below:

https://www.quarto.com/books/9780760378274/alice-cooper-at-75

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Graff

We are starting the new season of Mix Tapes off right with Jason Thomas.

Here's some of the things we talked about

Playing drums before actually having a kit

Touring life(overseas and in the states)

Opening up for some of his heros

And so much more....

You can find Jason here

https://www.facebook.com/WeightOfTheTide

https://www.facebook.com/vaguechoir

https://www.facebook.com/IrreplaceableBeings

I had a ton of fun having Steve on the show.

We talked about the following:

How he got into the music biz

The DLR Podcast

How the Biz works

Working in the Book Publishing world

And so much more....

Steve  Roth is the senior marketing manager for the book publishing company  The Quarto Group. He’s worked for CBS Records, Sony Music,  MCA Records, Geffen Records, and Interscope Records among others and is  the co-host of the DLRCast, a podcast devoted to all things David Lee  Roth. Quarto publishes cool books on music and pop-culture, including Alice Cooper at 75, coming in January (https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0760378274/creativepubco-20)

Mixing it up on Mixtapes with an album review from the very talented Matthew Sear. The album is called, The Tree of Life, and I talk about the record and play some samples of this very diverse album on the show. At the end of the episode, there is a full song called, For My Mother, which is my personal favorite.

Find Matthew at the places below and dive into his catalog of music

Composition - Performance - Tuition

www.matthewsearcomposer.com

Follow Matthew on Spotify

https://open.spotify.com/artist/189J4fwQTgn0V077owFCli?si=97J8JfCxSKmDVUO0j-I79A

Follow Matthew on Youtube
https://youtube.com/c/MatthewSearComposer

Tutoring offered by Matthew and Suzanne Sear

Guitar, Piano and composition - beginner to diploma/degree

SchoolEntrance exams

GCSE/A - level English literature and GCSE/A - Level Music

Mentoring of pupils on the autistic spectrum

Well folks, this one is going to get you thinking. My friend Kurt guested on the show today and brought an amazing hill/ledge that you really need to listen to.

This episode is really going to make you think and you might be on that hill by the end of the episode

This was a great one and a hill that I could march right up. Ben and I discuss a lot about Coheed and try to figure out why they aren't as big of a band as they should be. We go into other bands that suffer the same fate such as King's X. This one is a fun listen to what are you waiting for?

Had another great Die on that Hill segment with my friend Dave, known to us in the college days as DC5. This is a must listen. Dave gives some great insight and it's the first Hill where it's not music centric

Dave is a very talented Actor and Musician and if you want to learn more about him, click the links below

https://davidraymondclark.wordpress.com/

https://vimeo.com/338393567/

This is a great one with one of my first ever friends. Rich and I go way back and he's got a great hill that he's dying on that I think is going to ruffle some feathers.

Enjoy!!!

This was a fun one because this guy gave me the idea to start this segment and we definately get on some hills that people are going to not agree with but hopefully will listen to the reasoning.

Thanks to Mike 2.0 for guesting on the show and bringing the hills to stand on today.

#Podcast #MixTapes #Beatles #Queen #Opinion #Thoughts #Takes #Rock #Metal #Music

This might be my favorite episode because the hill is such a good one and it ties into music. That's all i'm going to say about it. Take a listen and thanks to Eric for guesting on the show.

This is a must listen. Los Coast is an up and coming band that has a very diverse style thats so unique, you will find yourself listening to their songs over and over again because of all of the little things that you didn't catch the last time you heard it.

Trey was a great guest and we talked about:

How he got his start

-Playing in Punk bands

-How he creates music

-The state of the music industry 

and so much more...

To hear and learn more about the band, go to https://www.facebook.com/loscoastofficial or http://www.loscoast.com/

I get to finally have a host and be a part of the show. My hill is an interesting one concerning Metallica and how I feel like a lot of people owe them an apology concerning the napster/file sharing days. We really go in depth with this one so take a listen and see if you climb up that hill with me...

Today we got a double header on the podcast. First off is guitar legend, Kenny Wayne Shepherd. We talk about guitars, amps, meeting SRV a couple times, his new festival he's rolling out and the Battle, Axe and Tracks show he is headlining in Reno.

For more info on Kenny, follow him here: https://www.kennywayneshepherd.net

My second guest is the multi talented, Eric Andersen. We talk in detail about the Battle, Axe and Tracks festival that Eric is also playing and we have a great conversation about the music industry.

For more info on Eric, follow him here: https://erichenryandersen.com

This was a fun episode. Wanna know all the behind the scenes stuff on what makes a show really work? Wanna hear about Molly Hatchet, Leslie West, bikers, guns and a biblical monsoon in the middle of nowhere? How about the interesting way Tony Bennett likes his monitors? Well, look no further and click that listen button because Pete was beyond gracious with his time and gave such great insight.

If you want to learn more and here some great stories, follow Roadies N Rockstars on social media below

https://www.facebook.com/roadiesnrockstars

https://roadiesnrockstars.com

This is one you got to give a chance. Tony brings up some great points and starts his time line in a place that I wouldn't have, which makes for a great discussion.

If you want be a guest on the show, send me a message at onestopguitar1@gmail.com

Darren visited the show and we talked about Van Halen and what they are doing to their legacy but Darren is the first person on the hill who has a solution also. This episode is a really fun one so dive on in and if you want to be a guest on the show, send me a message at Onestopguitar1@gmail.com

This is a fun one. Moots guests on the show again and we talk about replacement members, especially singers and how that can be a good thing and how there is too much gatekeeping going on with original lineups and music in general. It's a great hill and we dive deep on this one.

This one is going to get some people talking. Tyler guests on the show and talks about how newer Metallica is his favorite era of Metallica. Before you lose your mind, take a listen because he has some very interesting points.

Thanks to Tyler for being brave and sharing his Hill

This was a great episode that makes you really think and that's the goal of this segment. Mark is a musician, writer and record label owner so he really knows his stuff when it comes to music. Mark brings up some great points and you guys will enjoy this episode.

This is a great one and one that I think will really make you think. I changed my mind a lot in the episode and Brado made some great and valid points. 

If you want to be on the show, send me an email at onestopguitar1@gmail.com or a DM on social media

This was such a fun episode and one of the reasons I wanted to start Mixtapes. I wanted to be able to talk to musicians that I greatly admire and this gentlemen is someone that I hope you take the time to get to know. 

We talk about so much guitar stuff such as

-Teaching during the 90's when no one wanted to learn leads

-Playing music in England

-The Pandemic and how it effected us

-Randy Rhoads

And so much more...

You can learn so much more about Matthew at his website: www.matthewsearcomposer.com

Second episode of Die on that Hill. I'm glad so many people liked the first episode. This episode is going to get some people talking for sure.

We talk about Nirvana and the Grunge/Seattle scene of the 90's and my good friend T talks about how he doesn't feel Nirvana is the best band of that scene and his number one band will totally surprise you.

We also talk about a lot of the other bands in that era, what we were thinking during that time period and what holds up today. We also rank 4 albums from the big 4 of that era.

So sit back and enjoy the show and if you want to be a guest on "Die on that Hill" send me an email at onestopguitar1@gmail.com

What I can I say about this episode? Rocky is a guy we should all inspire to be. He cares about the planet, women's rights, he's an ambassador and on top of that, a great artist.

We talk about

-Bob Marley being the artist that really got him started

-The first artist from Ghana to be nominated for a Grammy

-How he feels that he has a personal responsibility to spread his message through his music

-How we both love Mother Love Bone

-His activism and so much more

Learn more about Rocky after you listen to the podcast at the following places below

https://www.facebook.com/RockyDawuni

https://rockydawuni.com/

IG: RockyDawuni

On today's show we get to pull the curtain back and learn what it's really like to prepare for an album release. From the recording of the album, to the production, the marketing, and booking the release party of the album, Liam tells us all about what it took to get his new album to the finish line. 

He was kind enough to share one of his songs on the new album with us before the album comes out and that's in this episode.

To learn more about Liam and everything he has going on, check out the links below

liamkylemusic@gmail.com
http://liamkylecahill.com
Official Music Video

Brand new segment I'm rolling out on Fridays called "Die On That Hill" and my buddy Finn is the first guest. The whole point of the segment is to have a guest on who has an opinion that they think no one else has and they are willing to "Die On That Hill" defending.

Today's topic was how Finn thinks Hysteria and forward is better than Pyromania and back.

I hope you enjoy the show and email the show if you would like to be a guest on this new segment at onestopguitar1@gmail.com

What a fun episode this one was. OVP is in my regular rotation of podcasts I listen to and Joe, who is the co host of OVP, was nice enough to guest on the show today.

We talk about

-What the behind the scenes are like in putting together a podcast, especially the production aspect

-Quinn, Richard Land and the other important people who make OVP the success that it is

-How Joe's music background helped with the production of OVP

-The Jersey music scene

And wrestling of course.

Much thanks again to Joe for doing this. To learn more about him and OVP, check out the links below and I can stress enough to becoming a Patreon of their show, it's beyond worth it.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/ovppodcast

https://www.ovppodcast.com

on twitter at @ovppodcast

search OVP on Patreon

So much fun having Tim on the show today. We talked so much about music and following your dreams. Here's some of the things we talked about:

- Starting off in music

- Traveling to Spain to learn Flamenco 

- Playing Red Rocks

- Navigating through the pandemic

and so much more...

Learn more and support Tim below

www.timsnidermusic.com

www.instagram.com/timsnidermusic

www.facebook.com/timsniderandwolfgangtimber

https://open.spotify.com/artist/6B3e7kKeoMHhu9JfBCp182?si=dInGftYOTf6DBbq7oYuvyA

I got to talk about one of my favorite guitar players today and what a cool discussion it was. Tracii Guns from LA Guns and Andre Relis(director of the film) stopped by and we talked about the film.

Things we talked about

-Randy in Quiet Riot

-The Eddie/Randy guitar competition

-Randy's songwriting

-Tracii sharing a really cool Eddie Van Halen story

The movie comes out on May 6th and you can find it at the following places: VOD PLATORMS: Itunes, Amazon, Indemand, Vudu/Fandango Now, Vubiquity, Dish, Hoopla, Mircosoft Store/Xbox, Google Play, DirecTV

The Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5oiENJiJjVI

Thanks again to Tracii and Andre

This one was a ton of fun. Learn all about broadcasting, owing businesses, interviewing stars with my good friend, Jay Slater

things in the epsiode

-How he got his radio name

-How he got his start

-famous stories and interviews

-Tecmo Super Bowl

-and a big Lone Wolf take

Much thanks to Jay for being so generous with his time on the pod. You can learn more about him at

https://www.facebook.com/jayslatercharleton

https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=slater%27s%20ding-a-wing

Had a ton of fun with Casey on the podcast

We talked about

-Growing up with a Dad in Radio

-Playing Horns in school compared to a band

-Recording during the pandemic

-Booking gigs as an instrumental band

And so much more

To learn more about Casey, follow his bands, Phat Mark and Lizano on social media

We're releasing this one on a Sunday especially for Jonathan because he has a single that being released today and he was kind enough to give us the world premiere.

We talk about a lot in the episode including

-How the Who got him into wanting to play drums

-Living and thriving with CP

-How Cell came about

-What it takes to put together a solo record after years of being in bands

and so much more...

Much thanks to Jonathan for being on the show and sharing so many great stories. Look for his solo album, Power. Passion, Drums!

Learn more about him by visiting his website www.jonathanlouisdrums.com

It was a real treat having LC3 on the show today. He was kind enough to give me a song from his band, Dope Called Glory and we have that in the episode for you to check out.

We talk about 

-how Pantera got him started playing guitar

-Moving across the country to pursue his dream

-How film work helped him to where he is today with TikTok

-Meeting the love of his life and the story behind that

-What BJJ means to him

and so much more...

Thanks again to LC3 for being so generous with his time. This is an episode you're going to want to click on for sure

Support and find more about LC3 with the links below

https://www.tiktok.com/@lc3nthebird

https://www.instagram.com/lawrence_coleman_3

https://www.facebook.com/LC3nTheBird

I learned so much in this episode with Tom Gordon talking about the Max Webster/Rush song "Battlescar"

-how he first heard the song

-Native American history

-How Rush and Max Webster recorded the song

-How Tom recorded the song

and so much more...

To learn more, click on any of the links below

Music video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwZ4T4HvvME

Lyric video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNvSYE0yqZg

"Behind the Scenes" documentary

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qd5xfMdmuq4

Donation Page

https://donorbox.org/battle-scar-charity-single

Purchase/stream
https://tomgordon.hearnow.com/

Landing Page (where all of these live BTW)

http://battlescar.inspired-amateur.com/index.html

PROG magazine write up:

https://www.loudersound.com/news/check-out-this-charity-version-of-the-max-websterrush-song-battle-scar?fbclid=IwAR0R-Ympm0_qCybupYk2PIKyzyCOA7U4OpzL7Xp50N_V42oocsrelM3Wf0c

UNR's "Conversation Corner" write up:

https://www.unr.edu/music/about/conversation-corner?fbclid=IwAR30FxqEbK4tFo-BSoQzTbqMYeF5ae8m0pgV3KS2PcNzqLWbALIdqagMBeU

Was so excited to have Dean on the show today. He is the drummer for the best Pink Floyd tribute band in my mind.

Some of the things we talk about

-Recording with a young Matt Wallace

-Putting together a big production and all the behind scenes stuff that goes on

-How to build a following

and so much more...

Learn more about Dean here https://www.facebook.com/dean.rossi.714 and here https://www.facebook.com/thefloydtribute

On today's show I talk with Mark Moots and we discuss Metal Injection's 50 albums that turned 30 this year. This was a fun episode because Mark was a record store manager, he had gone to Foundations Forum and he had his first real Metal band in 1992.

Some of the things we talk about...

-The landscape and diversity of the music scene in 1992

-Who's "Black Album" was the best

-Does Vulgar Display of Power still hold up today?

-What albums do we want to revisit after viewing the list

-What albums do we like now that we didn't back then

And so much more...

Thanks to Mark for stopping by the show and talking about such an important year in Metal. 

You can find more about him and his latest band at https://www.facebook.com/WeightOfTheTide

I knew I wanted to talk about this Beatles doc on the pod and I knew I wanted Dave on the show. Dave is one of the biggest Beatles fans I know as well as one of the funniest comedians I know, so I knew it was going to be a great talk.

We talk about:

The Beatles duh lol

-things that we noticed from the documentary compared to the books we've read

-would they have gotten back together and why Live Aid would have been the best chance

-Yoko

and so much more

To learn more about Dave, follow him at the following

https://davemencarelli.com/

https://www.facebook.com/hahadave

What a way to start off Season two! Mike was super generous with his time and he even gave the pod a song off his upcoming album, Blues for the Southside, The song is called "Hell on Me"

In this episode we talk about

-musical influences and how he got his start

-addiction and recovery

-his blog and what is like to write a blog

-his new album

and so much more....

Go to https://www.mikezito.com/ to pre order the new album and to learn so much more about him.

Thanks again to Mike for stopping by the pod to chat and thanks for everyone who has been downloading and spreading the word about the podcast.

Just wanted to say thank you to everyone who has listened to the pod and every guest that has been on the podcast. I'm very grateful and I'm looking forward to season 2 starting up in January.

The music underneath this episode is from the Steve Satchel Band. They were also gracious to donate one of thier songs that I use for the intro music for the show. Go check them out at https://www.facebook.com/Whoisstevesatchel or wherever you stream or buy music online

Much Love,

Eric

Special treat today my friends. Honored to have on the show Mr. Biff Byford from the legendary band, Saxon

Some of the things we talk about

-How he started out as a guitar player

-How he developed his singing chops

-Thin Lizzy, Jamming with Randy Rhoads

-The new album, Seize the Day

Biff was kind enough to give us the single off the new album which is called Capre Diem and its at the end of the episode

Much thanks to Biff for the interview

For more info on Saxon, click the link below

https://www.saxon747.com/

I had a lot of fun chopping it up with my friend Tony on #soundgarden Badmotorfinger album. I can't believe this album is 30 years old already. So sit back, grab some headphones and enjoy our discussion on this landmark album

Thanks again to Tony for guesting on the show. You can learn more about Tony below

His band 

https://www.facebook.com/thebandkanawha

His Studio

https://www.facebook.com/thegreatdivideden

His Label

https://www.facebook.com/tonemarksounds

Was a treat to have my friend Stevi on the show. We talked about so much and she even gave me a track to play at the end of the pod

We talk about such things as

-growing up in a musical family

-bball

-sports and music and how they intertwine 

-hip hop

-guitar playing

and so much more...

Thanks again to Stevi for being so generous with her time on the show.

Nothing better than talking with one of your favorite podcast co hosts. Darren was super generous with his time and here are some of the things we talked about

-Co Hosting a David Lee Roth podcast and finding guests and filling in the time line of the lost Roth years

-Being a Private Investigator 

-Music, Music, Music

-Writing for Guitar World

And so much more....

Learn more about Darren at his website, www.paltrowitz.com

Follow the DLR podcast at https://twitter.com/TheDLRCast

Thanks Again Darren for being so kind to be a guest on Mix Tapes

#roth #DLRpodcast #music #guitarworld #podcast #podcasters

Had a great chat with Paul from Saliva and ColdWards.

Some of the things we talked about was

-master of puppets being the record that got him into playing drums

-touring with Kiss and Aerosmith

-playing in a band with both of his son

and much more.

Thanks again to Paul for being so generous with his time. At the end of the pod you can hear the new single, Say Something, from his new band, ColdWards

ColdWards on social media:Facebook: www.facebook.com/ColdWardsInstagram: www.instagram.com/coldwardsmusicYouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UC8Sb31NcrCE88iFhChMtdzA

Loved having Pierre on the show, here's some of the things we talked about

-Seeing Van Halen as a kid

-Living overseas

-playing with Screeching Weasel and how pro the band is

-SuckaPunch and the Reno music scene

-Forming his new band and being a front man for the first time in his career

Listen to the very end of the podcast to hear a song from Pierre that he was gracious enough to share with the show.

Please follow his band at

https://www.facebook.com/IrreplaceableBeings 

And they are streaming on most all platforms including Spotify and Apple Music

Thanks again to Pierre for being on the show

What a fun episode i had talking with the Mighty Max Volume

Here's what we talked about

-Hanging out with Van Halen pre famous days

-Go over to Randy Rhoads house in his teen years

-ice blocking with Quiet Riot

-An inside to the Radio world

and so much more.

Big thanks to Max for being so generous with his time and giving me such cool insight to the younger years of two of my favorite guitar players of all time.

You can support the show by donating if you click the link below, anything helps. Sharing the socials helps a great deal too. 

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So grateful to talk with my friend Vince Gates on the show today. Vince was gracious with his time and we even got to chop it up a bit on the guitar at the end of the episode. For all you guitarists out there, I think you'll really dig that part of the episode.

We talk about such things as

-What it was like to run a music store during the pandemic

-Working for St Louis Music(Ampeg, Crate)

-Having a musical family

-How important local music stores are

Much thanks to Vince again for his time and his knowledge of all things music.

You can find him here

https://www.facebook.com/thefloydtribute

https://www.facebook.com/FaithReNoMore

https://www.facebook.com/IrreplaceableBeings

Back by popular demand, Brado and I talk about the 30th Anniversary of the Ozzy album, No More Tears. Fun conversation and it was a trip to look back on that album and see if it holds up today or not.

Hit play and enjoy the discussion.

Thanks for all the support over the past month, it's been a great ride so far and more guests are lining up.

On today's episode I'm happy to have my long time friend, Reid Walley, on the show. Reid is a super intelligent, must know guy and here are a few things we talked about in the episode.  

-Graphic Design

-Public Speaking

-Merch and how to go about getting into that game

-NFT's and why they are important to the future of artists

and sooooo much more.

If you want to follow Reid, here is his contact info do to so.

Reid Walley
— The price of becoming a badass is frequently falling on your ass.

— Public speaking workshops. Dance music & Bruce Lee fan.

— 916-416-6404 | reid@reidwalley.com | www.reidwalley.com

— Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | LinkedIn | TikTok | Skype: reidwalley

Thanks to Reid for coming on the show and thanks to everyone who has been listening and supporting the show. You can donate to the show at the link below, every little bit really helps out. You can also show some love on my venmo @Eric-Stangeland

I had such a great time catching up with Spike on this episode. This is a great listen, especially if you are musician. 

Here are some of the things we talked about

-Smart things to do on tour to stay safe

-How to run a record label

-The DIY lifestyle and why it's important to support local musicians

and so much more.

Go to https://loudasfolk.com/ and become of a member of the record club

Thanks again to Spike for coming on the show and if you enjoyed this episode, you can sponsor the podcast by hitting the support button on the link or subscribing and writing a review on Apple Podcasts(they really do help)

I also have a Venmo @Eric-Stangeland

Thanks Again

I had a great time interviewing John Corabi on the show. He was so generous with his time and I really enjoyed our conversation.

Some of the things we talked about:

-His time in the Crue and his vision how he would have released  the 94' album

-How he got into music

-Being a solo artist in the day and age of this new music landscape and how he navigates through it

-His new book called Horseshoes and Handgrenades, which comes out in April

-His new single, Cosi Bella(So Beautiful), which he was so generous to let me use at the end of the episode, so please listen all the way until the end of the interview

Visit    https://www.johncorabi.com/ for all things on John. Buy some merch and some music and support musicians please.

Thank you for listening and if you want to support the show, heres the link https://anchor.fm/eric-stangeland/ There's a support button where you can donate and you can leave a message also if you like. If you listen on Apple Podcasts, subscribing and leaving a review goes a long way in also helping the show.

Today marks the one year anniversary of the passing of the great Edward Van Halen. I wanted to do something special so I gathered up some of my guitar playing friends and asked them to talk about what Eddie Van Halen means to them.

There's a lot of good stuff in the episode and I hope you enjoy hearing these stories.

Thanks to Vince Gates, Tom Madera, Jerry Tomlinson and Eric Rezac for sharing.

If you like the show, a review on Apple Podcasts go a long way. You can also donate to the show on the support button on this page and sharing on the socials make a huge difference.

Thanks,

Eric

This was a fun one. I've known Mark forever and we got to talk about a lot stuff musically, as well as important issues like mental health.

in this episode

- kiss is the gateway band

- How Rush's subdivisions helped with anxiety

- Touring Europe with December

-Weight of the Tide

And so much more...

Mark was gracious enough to give us a Weight of the Tide track called, "Years Like Days"

Find Weight of the Tide anywhere you consume social media and music.

This was a really fun conversation about the music biz and what can be done to put the power back in the musicians hands. We also get to learn a lot about Ethan and the amazing story that he has.

This is an episode that you don't want to miss, I promise you.

To learn more about Ethan, check out the following

https://tonicaudio.com/

You can donate directly to the pod but clicking the "support" button on the anchor link. Any support is greatly appreciate it. If you listen on Apple Podcasts, subscribing and a review goes a long way in helping support the pod.

My friend Ben and I discuss the new Iron Maiden album, Senjustu. We talk the album in detail and even talk a little history of Maiden and what Iron Maiden means to us.

This was a ton of fun and it was great catching up with an old band mate who knows more about Iron Maiden than anyone I know.

Please support the pod if you dig it. There's a link to donate to the pod and if you are listening on Apple Podcasts, a review and subscribing would go a long way in helping securing more guests.

Thanks for listening!

This episode was a ton of fun! Jason and I go a long way back, we used to play in a band together and Jason was nice enough to give us a world premiere of the new Steve Satchel song. Hear it here first.

Thanks Jason for the great conversation!

Part two is upon us. Much thanks again to Tom Gordon for being so gracious with his time that we had to break up the pod into two episodes. So many great stories in this episode and we got an Eat At Joe's track at the end of the show so make sure you listen all the way to the end.

You can donate to the show  by going to https://anchor.fm/eric-stangeland and clicking the support button.

Here is all of Tom's info

Tom Gordon (he/him)
Lecturer, Recording Arts: University of Nevada, Reno

Department of Music /0226

Head Engineer: Imirage Sound Lab
Engineer: Hook City
Owner: Inspired Amateur Productions
www.inspired-amateur.com

I grabbed a couple friends from all walks of life and music backgrounds and asked them to be on the show today to talk about the Rolling Stone top 500 greatest songs of all time. We just talked about the top 20 and I think this episode is one you are going to really enjoy.

If you like the show, please consider hitting the donate button on the anchor link or just writing a quick review on Apple podcasts makes such a huge difference.

Let me know how you are liking the pod by dropping me a line at onestopguitar1@gmail.com

Thanks for listening and thanks for the support!

This episode was a great one and a tough one because we talk about a mutual friend who is no longer with us. Music heals in a big way and SpaceHead is doing that with his music. It was great to understand the meaning behind the project and get more in depth with it.

Thanks to everyone who has been supporting the show, I'm really enjoying releasing these pods and getting the feedback from you guys. Please, if you have a moment if you could leave a review on Apple Podcasts, I would greatly appreciate it. It really helps with getting this podcast out to more people

You can find SpaceHead on all streaming platorms.

On Today's episode I had the pleasure of sitting down and interviewing Tom Gordon. Tom is a USC graduate and has a ton of experience in recording.

On this episode you'll hear stories about

-Tom getting into music and recording

-His mom and the Queen of England

-Sammy Davis Jr

- and many more great stories.

This is part one of two because we talked about so much great stuff, that I wanted to break it into two episodes. There will be stories about David Lee Roth, Steve Vai and Christmas Trees, how Tom almost got Ozzy's live album shelved and great Whitesnake stories.

And as always, thank you for the support and any reviews or shares of this or any episodes would be greatly appreciated as it helps me get Mix Tapes out to more listeners.

Thanks!!!!

Today on Mix Tapes I have my friend, Brado, on the show and we discuss the Metallica Black album, which is 30 years old. 

We talk about

-where we were when we first heard Enter Sandman

-Does the album still hold up?

-Would we get rid of any songs

and so much more.

This episode was so much fun and I'm glad my friend came on the show to discuss a truly landmark album of 1991. 

If you enjoyed the episode, feel free to subscribe so all the new episode get delivered right to you. A 5 star rating and a review would really help the pod out. Thanks for the support.1

In this Episode my guest Tony and I discuss Pearl Jam Ten and the impact it had on us when it first came out and does the album still hold up today. I can't believe this album is 30 years old already and we do a deep on all things Ten on this episode.

Great talk with Eric Henry Andersen. We talk about such things as 

- being a musician

- how to navigate through the pandemic as an artist

- songwriting

- and so much more...

Eric was also gracious enough to give us his track "Holding Space" for us to play at the end of the episode. Please subscribe and spread the word about my podcast, Mix Tapes

You can read Eric's great blog here: https://erichenryandersen.com/blog/oncomingout

As well as find him on social media: facebook.com/erichenryandersenand IG at: @erichenryandersen

www.erichenryandersen.com

Thanks Again to Eric Henry Andersen for taking the time out of his busy schedule to be on the show.