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Alex Skolnick
Moods & Modes
Traveling from vintage guitar shops in Brooklyn to iconic recording studios and legendary music venues around the world, guitar legend Alex Skolnick explores the work of renowned musicians through commentary, conversation, and live performance. Follow @moodsandmodes on Instagram for updates.
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4.8 stars from 185 ratings
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“Great content, but doesn’t let the person he’s interviewing speak without cutting in. Have confidence in the subject, let it flow.”
Regular user 10 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/27/24
Genuine and Down to Earth Conversation
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“I’ve listened to many episodes of the podcast, but I am compelled to leave a review after hearing the Mohini Dey episode. I had no idea who she is before this but the interview with Alex was so genuine, comprehensive and compelling, that I immediately wanted to get to know her music. And I feel...”Read full review »
gbetromd via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/24/24
“Alex’ work is second to none and is an incredibly versatile guitarist in the trickiest genres there are. What he delivers here is a fabulous insight into music per-se using guitar as a vessel to shine a light on the very best of musicianship in others, without the need to focus on his own...”Read full review »
@PatShred via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
12/25/23
Recent Episodes
Welcome to Borrowed Music, Volume 3! Join Alex as he dives into another fascinating mix of music "inspired by" others, uncovering hidden connections across genres from classical and country to iconic film scores, TV themes, and radio hits we all know and love. Alex illustrates the threads binding...
Published 10/25/24
Published 10/25/24
In this episode, Alex visits the iconic Carmine Street Guitars in New York City with his bandmates Percy Jones and Tim Motzer from PAKT. The shop, established by Rick Kelly, crafts distinctive guitars from reclaimed wood salvaged from the city's historic buildings. These guitars, known for their...
Published 08/23/24
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