See What I Hear?

Merry Christmas from Dylan, Allan, Madam Prodecer and Vince Gill / Free / Stephen Chapman / Elvin Bishop / Carbon Leaf / Mudcrutch / Smalltown Poets / Elvis / Bret Ethridge Bellamy Bros. / Randy Bachman / The Killers Asia / The Sowers & Folf Angel.

In episode 147 Dylan & Allan start in an unlikely place. They spotlight an album or 2? Allan relates a story of Dylan establishing his catness and advocates for bird feeding. Wait, what?

In episode 146 Allan gives Dylan a music, history and philosophy lesson. They play an album from a frontman & singer that sure deserves it. They invite you to try something new on the geta away song after coming at you three times in set three. Wait, what?

In episode 145 Allan and his good friend Dylan play some songs and music artists that are music friends. They spotlight an album to admit a mistake. Dylan takes a liking to a surprising song and Allan admits to a possible mental disorder. Oh well.

In episode 144 Allan & Dylan come in late for no good reason. They seem to equate Halloween & War somehow and spotlight an album that was slowly acquired and Allan discusses Dylan and the art of war. Wait, what?

In episode 143 a still youthful Dylan joins Allan to present a group of songs that are different from the recent past. They play an album from a singer songwriter and remember another. Dylan stays involved despite Allan trying and failing to make some sort of point. Wait, what?

In episode 142 Allan & Dylan return to a wide variety of music and, apparently, topics to discuss. They play a “front door” record for the spotlight and then really wear out a topic all while Dylan climbs the walls. Wait,what?

In episoded 141 Dylan allows Allan to bring some emotional baggage to the song selections. They spotlight an album from a band “that sounds like they should”. And Allan plays two song titles 4 times. Wait, what?

In episode 140 Allan & Dylan are all about the holiday weekend. They set the mood in set one and offer up a free live concert taking it home. Allan gives his thoughts on something called imperfect glory and Dylan leaves his mark on the show while only getting half credit.Wait, what?