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: Alice Cooper's Billion Dollar Babies, Side 2Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1ja1Gt9xYghm2zreFJVtK1?si=8be7ae8e3eae47d0

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: Traffic's The Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4dY75svNt4Pz4hIsaMXvfZ?si=54e7f58064664f87

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: George Harrison and Friends' The Concert For Bangla Desh, Side 2Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/00ZcT3dhENWWovJRzIYo8D?si=a44fb26cc35c4f8e

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: Little Feat's Waiting For Columbus, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5wRjMpWD1dArEP9RThH6IW?si=82a673aa9fa74dbe

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: Pink Floyd's The Wall, Side 3Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5fQa9ahlAJedQogo5I2aFU?si=1eb8080adb8a43c0

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 Beatles' Introducing The Beatles, Side 2Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/710Y5f6kj7JznJAGPF8jBo?si=ce7288fcff6c46e2

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: Big Brother and The Holding Company's Cheap Thrills, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3MLsI2i6BKGDlUyeErD4bh?si=eafaa597ad5749b7

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: King Crimson's Discipline, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2xdPKugR892XPa5VWD5ayB?si=1da86c1b473f4535

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: Queen's The Game, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/21LMzIaKMGOXib8XSzLLaC?si=3dd7f5416a0c4a0c

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: XTC's Black Sea, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4gAbdBIlJPo7Rxxq86bXuh?si=9a682eb2363e4de9

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: Johnny Winter's Second Winter, Side 2Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1Sv9FdzFpt2xwF9J3Kdcb8?si=3721826b2dba4be8

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: Nazareth's Hair of the Dog, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4Zit2RV0w5kItyWm8OFBCk?si=6b151dde5411418c

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: Jim Croce's I got A Name, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3HXldFetVb0oUzx4CqDgbM?si=09ff85dc87f84424

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: Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here, Side 2Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1WJSQ5w6VPQn9vAA9ZdTHG?si=734f32e565ee47f3

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: Expanded Conversation on Bruce Springsteen's Nebraska, Sides 1 & 2Hosted by Mike & Mark Bloom with Special Guests Pete and Sven.Spotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/07mwv0l3ck5uQjWkk2Gc9r?si=59802bcc9d6b4156

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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: Bad Company's Self-Titled Debut, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/505ztBqfCgpVs0yYInayXM?si=fd2367f9c94b4175

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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: Peter Gabriel's 4th Album (Security), Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark Bloom with Special Guest SvenSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2CW5MklojXPSKvxC26Nckd?si=26351b1207db420b

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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 Pretenders' Learning To Crawl, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6XPcZWGoA9LxCiksQc3roN?si=d4be46040dc74c87

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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: Peter Gabriel's 3rd Album (Melt), Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark Bloom with Special Guest SvenSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5Hq2tFbn6Nyk2WeGuQiW5L?si=517d706f36944659

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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: ZZ Top's Deguello, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0MMSLsPW1ph8t2Y55xeMd6?si=0eb515f0d1744d32

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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: Live Album Week: The Kinks - One for the Road, Side 2Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6ycf8lYKRHFqfoiAD6USmt?si=1ef1a3647ff44bdb

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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: U2's Under A Blood Red Sky, Side 2Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1tVM35spYBhvCkk1RranXE?si=d1cd5e5182cf4b18

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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: Kansas's Leftoverture, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4xLaoallWyWwhrZ9zdXhGp?si=02f8f09842be4445

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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: Stevie Ray Vaughn's Couldn't Stand the Weather, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6cyBg2t1uhdqzdseQvqWaD?si=e56cba8623f74e93

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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: Patti Smith's Horses, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/06H8Rlue3CWC9Wk4fBemf4?si=01ff4a73b36643d6

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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 Band's Self-Titled Second Album, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0zjkreS8TTdkgTTgpGrJHW?si=3f47122b1eae49ae

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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: Van Halen's Self-Titled Debut, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6PlHyqqODdERk1Vy2ryCBB?si=5057ce8eed994c04

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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: Joy Division's Unknown Pleasures, Side 2Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6ASsxRAe82ULofaL3JIx1t?si=7e94292bfea44940

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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 Clash's Self-Titled US Release, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/35s6tFoZ7TDCLpDBER9aJI?si=cec78469794542e7

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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 Seger's Night Moves, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2wAT6P05SrtgtTU1ubJt9v?si=370bf9880e384e6c

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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: Eric Clapton's Slowhand, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7E76MUWiGFJz2bq1GO1ku1?si=6f1353203fb44265

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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: Black Sabbath's Master of Reality, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2evRa1r97mnGYKN3Dzem7O?si=61ebdfb91e9e48e4

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener. 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: Special Episode - We argue which side of Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon is better. In this part we look at Side 2.Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/79TrGj6VLW7NxFQFQrjiLS?si=0dd9e1f58179448f

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener. 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: Special Episode - We argue which side of Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon is better. In this part we look at Side 1.Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5z58RgwxuGb4KmWPDwGxQx?si=fb3e251a14264495

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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: CSNY's Deja Vu, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6X3GUOh4GWvc9Au4mvqW71?si=879ffaa2dab64abe

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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 Cars Self-Titled Debut (The Cars), Side 2Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0muLUY7gbM9v3lmb9OzsZj?si=tImowGbsQsWALQ5RtCgP8w

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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: Boston's Self-Titled Debut (Boston), Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/07kKDTLPvydez0zuKKof03?si=53354110e1f04b47

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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' Let It Bleed, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5WTecXnm5OawICzu39pAuw?si=c12d3c53a8c24c79

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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: ELO's Out of the Blue, Side 2Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/09k9CpfRgDaA3z44MVjwaO?si=49f2ef25ed434bbd

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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.  We'll hear some of the music too. Welcome to The Side Show.This Episode: Jethro Tull's Aqualung, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0IcOFnnkubJdpHmQOFnaQ3?si=c23ffadae5f14659

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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.  We'll hear some of the music too. Welcome to The Side Show.This Episode: Alan Parsons Project's I Robot, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3Hvzk1sLy7tUUaNCly4DZz?si=6e7b476d1ab34ebe

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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' Remain In Light, Side 2Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6EjuDgelNCbjK29JeOwT6U?si=bcda300ca57c40b7

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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 Highway to Hell, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2K91h5NjopK8iaBoHIIbha?si=6ed29604e94145a1

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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: Rush's 2112, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3s5YCnXBo3V3xzdLRnpTBf?si=edada2f012db4cc5

SPECIAL EPISODE with our guest Pete Sandvik!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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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 and our guest Pete go head to head on The Grateful Dead's Workingman's Dead. Both sides in one episode!Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for Side 1: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7zuluZ6vUtJGeP7Gxvqkgj?si=14c8d265ec994359Spotify Playlist for Side 2: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2buTUvysrdiO4CuhkGq8aB?si=760de4d949d34859

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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: Real Time Version of Peter Frampton's Frampton Comes Alive!, Side 4. Listen along as we discuss Do You Feel Like We DoHosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5HI2McjZ7JeKzS8VJGw4xC?si=3254482beda54bb3

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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: Fleetwood Mac's Rumors, Side 2Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6xk5IzmKglYtjSPhFxe7SB?si=1ae6690318914fc2

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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: David Bowie's Hunky Dory, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6elRbPtMJKYL5MZrBD5Tiw?si=59d1ac0d03a646c5

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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: Van Morrison's Moondance, Side 1Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1B4hRKVrrMtQ8fygKKmuhT?si=634edec8ca354163

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 or mold a musical experience for the listener.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 Eagles' The Long Run, Side 2Hosted by Mike & Mark BloomSpotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5jhRUPU5j3Ma64CPO0l4GH?si=cb931e88d4354348