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Hosted by Art of Listening Records · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 181 episodes
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Talk about music, vinyl, classic rock, classic jazz, and whatever else comes to mind. Hosted by one of the founders of Art of Listening Records - Dave Gwilliam.https://artoflisteningrecords.comhttps://www.discogs.com/seller/artoflistening/profile
Art of Listening Records hosts Dave's Side One, a music show with 181 episodes published.
Dave remembers buying Kansas’ Monolith at Raspberry Records near Cottonwood Mall during the week of its release in 1979. The album became so familiar over the years that every transition and musical turn now feels expect
Most people know Agents of Fortune because of one unforgettable hit. But Dave argues that Blue Öyster Cult's breakthrough album deserves to be heard as a complete work, filled with overlooked songs, outstanding musicians
Before listeners heard a single note, an album cover could already begin telling the story. In this episode of Dave’s Side One, Dave looks at Styx’s The Grand Illusion and explains why its mysterious, theatrical artwork
Dave shares the story of walking into a stereo store planning to upgrade his equipment—and leaving with a Supertramp album instead. That unexpected decision taught him a lesson that's shaped the way he's listened to musi
Not every memorable record purchase begins with a shopping list. In this episode of Dave's Side One, Dave shares the story of walking into The Record Bar at Crossroads Mall in Salt Lake City around 1979 and leaving with
Some records entertain us while we go about our day. Others ask us to stop, sit down and give them our full attention. In this Sunday Slow Down episode of Dave’s Side One, Dave reflects on Dan Fogelberg’s Nether Lands an
Some albums become classics. Others become companions. For Dave, one of those companions is Joe Walsh’s So What. It may not be the rarest or most valuable record on his shelf, but it is one he continues returning to beca
Every record collection has a turning point. For me, it was Sweet's Desolation Boulevard (U.S. version). I'd heard it at a friend's house and loved it, but I knew my parents probably wouldn't approve. For a while, I kept
The first truly great concert stays with you forever. In today's Dave's Side One, Dave reflects on seeing Kansas for the first time at the Salt Palace on January 5, 1978, and why Two for the Show became much more than a
Sometimes the best way to rediscover an album is to stop listening to the part you've always focused on. In today's Dave's Side One, Dave shares a listening habit that transformed familiar records into fresh experiences:
Some songs patiently wait for us. In today's Dave's Side One, Dave shares how he skipped "Little One" on Chicago XI for years, only to discover its beauty after becoming a father. It's a reminder that great music often f
Albums are stories, and every story deserves its ending. In today's Dave's Side One, Dave shares how the closing track on Bread's Lost Without Your Love quietly became his favorite song on the album—and why the last trac
Some songs stay with us for decades before we truly understand them. In today's Dave's Side One, Dave reflects on Billy Joel's Summer, Highland Falls and why some of our favorite music seems to grow alongside us. 🎵 Toni
Collectors often ask about the most valuable record on the shelf. But what if the best record in your collection isn't the rarest one? In today's Dave's Side One, Dave reflects on the difference between market value and
🎧 Spotify Description Sometimes the best albums enter our lives because of one unforgettable song. In today's Dave's Side One, Dave shares the story of buying ELO's A New World Record after falling in love with "Livin'
Sometimes the greatest souvenir from a concert isn't the ticket stub—it's the way you hear the music afterward. In today's Dave's Side One, Dave reflects on how live performances reshape our connection to familiar songs
Every record has a story beyond the music. In today's Dave's Side One, Dave shares the story of losing a favorite album while he was away for two years, searching for it over the decades, and finally bringing Heart's Gre
Some records become favorites before we even own them. In today's Dave's Side One, Dave reflects on the anticipation of saving up for an album and why finally bringing that record home made the music even more meaningful
Sometimes the records that leave us cold the first time become the ones we cherish years later. Today, Dave reflects on how changing life experiences can completely change the way we hear an album—and why it's worth givi
Some songs ask you to turn them up. Others ask you to slow down. Today, Dave reflects on Led Zeppelin's The Rain Song and why it has become one of his favorite pieces of music for quiet Sunday afternoons. It's a reminder
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Dave's Side One is hosted by Art of Listening Records. The show is categorised under music (commentary) and has published 181 episodes.
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