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 1

Hosted by Mike & Mark Bloom

Spotify 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 1

Hosted by Mike & Mark Bloom

Spotify 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 2

Hosted by Mike & Mark Bloom

Spotify 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 1

Hosted by Mike & Mark Bloom

Spotify 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 1

Hosted by Mike & Mark Bloom

Spotify 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 2

Hosted by Mike & Mark Bloom

Spotify 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 1

Hosted by Mike & Mark Bloom

Spotify 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 1

Hosted by Mike & Mark Bloom

Spotify Playlist for this Side: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3s5YCnXBo3V3xzdLRnpTBf?si=edada2f012db4cc5