
Mix Tapes is a weekly podcast all about music hosted by two veteran musicians. We interview famous musicans, producers, engineers, authors and fellow podcasters. We also have segment shows and debates all things rock and metal.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 179 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Music | |||

Foreigner has no original members, neither does Quiet Riot or Skynard but they are still touring. Is that ok? Did Brian Johnson save AC/DC? Did Dio save Sabbath? What bands made the wrong choice and pay for it with their career?
That and so much mor... more
Remember hearing that new album from a band that you loved and you had the confused look on your face? A look of, Oh no, what happened?
We talk about these and also talk about the bands that recorrected the ship before it hit the iceberg.
It's a fu... more
We see your youtube question and we decided to answer some of them. So enjoy!
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Satanic Panic, Guns'N'Roses, Black Metal, PMRC
Those are some things we remember from our youth and we were thinking, when did Rock/Metal stop being so dangerous?
Hope along and let us know your thoughts, we're very curious.
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Yeah buddy!
Mark and Eric ask great questions to a wide variety of music professionals. Drummers, bassists, guitarists, producers, etc. The guests really open up about themselves and their careers. Lots of great storytelling! Musicians talking to musicians lead to great rabbit holes and real life advice!
Cheers to Eric and Mark!
Pretty entertaining show. Good questions. Great topics. Lots of minutia. Some of phrases of one of the host that are very annoying that keeps popping up in the conversation «Let me ask you this?» «100%»
Love the show! Right in my wheelhouse. Informative and fun.
What a great find! Great conversations about hard rock/metal. Not a hot take/gossip type listen.
However, the idea that Pearl Jam turned into a Neil Young tribute act is absurd and sort of lazy 🥱
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Two veteran musicians host in-depth conversations and debates centered on rock and metal, blending storytelling with technical insight. Across recent episodes, listeners get feature interviews with authors, producers, engineers, and musicians, plus lively tag-team exchanges about era-defining albums, gear, and the culture surrounding metal communities. The show shines in its ability to pull back the curtain on production, touring, and scene history while maintaining a casual, conversational vibe that feels like hanging out with fellow fans. A recurring strength is the mix of serious craftsmanship—sound design, recording history, guitar and vocal technique—with nostalgic nostalgia and playful debates that keep topics accessible even for newc... more
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Recent guests on Mix Tapes include:
1. Norman Skinner
2. Jared Klein
3. Jeremy Von Epp
4. Max Norman
5. Roland Grapow
6. Steev Esquivel
7. Kevin Dunn
8. Steve Gennarelli
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