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.

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Tom Gordon (he/him)

Department of Music /0226

Head Engineer: Imirage Sound Lab

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.

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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.

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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.

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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. 

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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/erichenryandersen and IG at: @erichenryandersen

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