The Side Show

Back in the Day, before streaming, before CDs, we listened to music on albums. A vinyl disc spinning 33 ⅓ revolutions per minute brought us great music one side at a time. Twenty or so minutes of music, four or five songs usually, that created a single listening experience. This format exposed us to other songs of the artist, not just the hits, and often flowed in an order that was created to build and maintain a musical experience for the listener.The Side Show brings musical experiences from the past to life today. Here, we discuss and review individual sides of record albums we have grown to appreciate and hope you will too. Welcome to The Side Show.This Episode: Electric Light Orchestra's A New World Record, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0uf8kIdUZAoBxgMDHgv5wo?si=aeeb4b984f604947

Back in the Day, before streaming, before CDs, we listened to music on albums. A vinyl disc spinning 33 ⅓ revolutions per minute brought us great music one side at a time. Twenty or so minutes of music, four or five songs usually, that created a single listening experience. This format exposed us to other songs of the artist, not just the hits, and often flowed in an order that was created to build and maintain a musical experience for the listener.The Side Show brings musical experiences from the past to life today. Here, we discuss and review individual sides of record albums we have grown to appreciate and hope you will too. Welcome to The Side Show.This Episode: Emerson, Lake & Palmer's Trilogy, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2SQVmmGRhEQBSagTPcrSiS?si=9ac90736c4314033

Back in the Day, before streaming, before CDs, we listened to music on albums. A vinyl disc spinning 33 ⅓ revolutions per minute brought us great music one side at a time. Twenty or so minutes of music, four or five songs usually, that created a single listening experience. This format exposed us to other songs of the artist, not just the hits, and often flowed in an order that was created to build and maintain a musical experience for the listener.The Side Show brings musical experiences from the past to life today. Here, we discuss and review individual sides of record albums we have grown to appreciate and hope you will too. Welcome to The Side Show.This Episode: AC/DC's Back In Black, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5G2WBJuru1iLWOhAxkMcWi?si=5faf1d6ec5264409

Back in the Day, before streaming, before CDs, we listened to music on albums. A vinyl disc spinning 33 ⅓ revolutions per minute brought us great music one side at a time. Twenty or so minutes of music, four or five songs usually, that created a single listening experience. This format exposed us to other songs of the artist, not just the hits, and often flowed in an order that was created to build and maintain a musical experience for the listener.The Side Show brings musical experiences from the past to life today. Here, we discuss and review individual sides of record albums we have grown to appreciate and hope you will too. Welcome to The Side Show.This Episode: Our 100th Episode! The Beatles' Abbey Road, Side 2Hosted by Mike & Mark Bloom w/ Special Guests Pete & Sven!Spotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5m2kXr4Pj8vbL51vY1cHZF

Back in the Day, before streaming, before CDs, we listened to music on albums. A vinyl disc spinning 33 ⅓ revolutions per minute brought us great music one side at a time. Twenty or so minutes of music, four or five songs usually, that created a single listening experience. This format exposed us to other songs of the artist, not just the hits, and often flowed in an order that was created to build and maintain a musical experience for the listener.The Side Show brings musical experiences from the past to life today. Here, we discuss and review individual sides of record albums we have grown to appreciate and hope you will too. Welcome to The Side Show.This Episode: Bob Dylan's Bringing It All Back Home, Side 2Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6r2BdgCottgtWHnXb9Nkoz?si=a0725fa5524e4ad5

Back in the Day, before streaming, before CDs, we listened to music on albums. A vinyl disc spinning 33 ⅓ revolutions per minute brought us great music one side at a time. Twenty or so minutes of music, four or five songs usually, that created a single listening experience. This format exposed us to other songs of the artist, not just the hits, and often flowed in an order that was created to build and maintain a musical experience for the listener.The Side Show brings musical experiences from the past to life today. Here, we discuss and review individual sides of record albums we have grown to appreciate and hope you will too. Welcome to The Side Show.This Episode: Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers' Damn The Torpedoes, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2MRnyDG3ZKWZJvHCVq74W9?si=5ffafd7123114e52

Back in the Day, before streaming, before CDs, we listened to music on albums. A vinyl disc spinning 33 ⅓ revolutions per minute brought us great music one side at a time. Twenty or so minutes of music, four or five songs usually, that created a single listening experience. This format exposed us to other songs of the artist, not just the hits, and often flowed in an order that was created to build and maintain a musical experience for the listener.The Side Show brings musical experiences from the past to life today. Here, we discuss and review individual sides of record albums we have grown to appreciate and hope you will too. Welcome to The Side Show.This Episode: Santana's Moonflower, Side 3Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2PnW449o5y2I5zaRPjA441

Back in the Day, before streaming, before CDs, we listened to music on albums. A vinyl disc spinning 33 ⅓ revolutions per minute brought us great music one side at a time. Twenty or so minutes of music, four or five songs usually, that created a single listening experience. This format exposed us to other songs of the artist, not just the hits, and often flowed in an order that was created to build and maintain a musical experience for the listener.The Side Show brings musical experiences from the past to life today. Here, we discuss and review individual sides of record albums we have grown to appreciate and hope you will too. Welcome to The Side Show.This Episode: Billy Squire's Don't Say No, Side 2Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0AOVae90n12YLfRYmSKxRj

Back in the Day, before streaming, before CDs, we listened to music on albums. A vinyl disc spinning 33 ⅓ revolutions per minute brought us great music one side at a time. Twenty or so minutes of music, four or five songs usually, that created a single listening experience. This format exposed us to other songs of the artist, not just the hits, and often flowed in an order that was created to build and maintain a musical experience for the listener.The Side Show brings musical experiences from the past to life today. Here, we discuss and review individual sides of record albums we have grown to appreciate and hope you will too. Welcome to The Side Show.This Episode: Talking Heads' Fear Of Music, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2qOg3C6wvtlAoNzHYhGJFt?si=87eb548d9ea740b5

Back in the Day, before streaming, before CDs, we listened to music on albums.  A vinyl disc spinning 33 ⅓ revolutions per minute brought us great music one side at a time.  Twenty or so minutes of music, four or five songs usually, that created a single listening experience. This format exposed us to other songs of the artist, not just the hits, and often flowed in an order that was created to build and maintain a musical experience for the listener.The Side Show brings musical experiences from the past to life today. Here, we discuss and review individual sides of record albums we have grown to appreciate and hope you will too.  Welcome to The Side Show.This Episode: Blue Oyster Cult's Agents Of Fortune, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2Q7xspCNWp3bh5rPDhydPf

Back in the Day, before streaming, before CDs, we listened to music on albums. A vinyl disc spinning 33 ⅓ revolutions per minute brought us great music one side at a time. Twenty or so minutes of music, four or five songs usually, that created a single listening experience. This format exposed us to other songs of the artist, not just the hits, and often flowed in an order that was created to build and maintain a musical experience for the listener.The Side Show brings musical experiences from the past to life today. Here, we discuss and review individual sides of record albums we have grown to appreciate and hope you will too. Welcome to The Side Show.This Episode: Jeff Beck's Wired, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/17nwhv0bXqLSVLjslsLjEs

Back in the Day, before streaming, before CDs, we listened to music on albums. A vinyl disc spinning 33 ⅓ revolutions per minute brought us great music one side at a time. Twenty or so minutes of music, four or five songs usually, that created a single listening experience. This format exposed us to other songs of the artist, not just the hits, and often flowed in an order that was created to build and maintain a musical experience for the listener.The Side Show brings musical experiences from the past to life today. Here, we discuss and review individual sides of record albums we have grown to appreciate and hope you will too. Welcome to The Side Show.This Episode: Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3yNNQMYITkQhLFXiNDcIRG

Back in the Day, before streaming, before CDs, we listened to music on albums. A vinyl disc spinning 33 ⅓ revolutions per minute brought us great music one side at a time. Twenty or so minutes of music, four or five songs usually, that created a single listening experience. This format exposed us to other songs of the artist, not just the hits, and often flowed in an order that was created to build and maintain a musical experience for the listener.The Side Show brings musical experiences from the past to life today. Here, we discuss and review individual sides of record albums we have grown to appreciate and hope you will too. Welcome to The Side Show.This Episode: The Rolling Stones' Exile On Main Street, Side 2Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4RLM6fxJVGjsK9Z1t1N33Q

Back in the Day, before streaming, before CDs, we listened to music on albums. A vinyl disc spinning 33 ⅓ revolutions per minute brought us great music one side at a time. Twenty or so minutes of music, four or five songs usually, that created a single listening experience. This format exposed us to other songs of the artist, not just the hits, and often flowed in an order that was created to build and maintain a musical experience for the listener.The Side Show brings musical experiences from the past to life today. Here, we discuss and review individual sides of record albums we have grown to appreciate and hope you will too. Welcome to The Side Show.This Episode: The Who's Who's Next, Side 2Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2tGaH16jwLclaJ6tWhRPao?si=e7b1933973114bcc

Back in the Day, before streaming, before CDs, we listened to music on albums. A vinyl disc spinning 33 ⅓ revolutions per minute brought us great music one side at a time. Twenty or so minutes of music, four or five songs usually, that created a single listening experience. This format exposed us to other songs of the artist, not just the hits, and often flowed in an order that was created to build and maintain a musical experience for the listener.The Side Show brings musical experiences from the past to life today. Here, we discuss and review individual sides of record albums we have grown to appreciate and hope you will too. Welcome to The Side Show.This Episode: Brian Eno's Before And After Science, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4u9LPLJR9O9l7xwwIYr9lq?si=71c8c6207e414d20