Journey with us this week in Episode 9 as we head to the Dark Side of the Moon and explore the world of Pink Floyd with their classic album from 1973. 

Shayne Brian and Andrew Hackett take a look at an album that would go down in history as arguably the greatest concept album ever, one that still has us wondering how such a magnificent piece of music could come into being.

Songs from Pink Floyd in today's show include:


Speak To Me
Breathe
On The Run
Time
The Great Gig In The Sky
Money
Us and Them
Any Colour You Like
Brain Damage
Eclipse

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Journey with us this week in Episode 9 as we head to the Dark Side of the Moon and explore the world of Pink Floyd with their classic album from 1973.&nbsp;
Shayne Brian and Andrew Hackett take a look at an album that would go down in history as arguably the greatest concept album ever, one that still has us wondering how such a magnificent piece of music could come into being.
Songs from Pink Floyd in today's show include:
<ul>
<li>
Speak To Me
</li>
<li>Breathe</li>
<li>On The Run</li>
<li>Time</li>
<li>The Great Gig In The Sky</li>
<li>Money</li>
<li>Us and Them</li>
<li>Any Colour You Like</li>
<li>Brain Damage</li>
<li>Eclipse</li>
</ul>
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Season 3 of The Beat Generation is here, a look at the music throughout the years that changed our world. From the Beat Generation musicians of 60’s to the musicians we grew up with through the decades, they have become know for their influence on the music that has shaped the soundtrack of our lives. Simply known as The Beat Generation.

The Beat Generation got its name from the 50’s writers that inspired so much music. During Season 3, Shayne Brian & Andrew Hackett look at albums that have changed our lives by artists that have changed the face of musical landscape.

A full show listing and a podcast of this show can be found at http://facebook.com/musicthatchangedtheworld.

So sit back, put your headphones on, crank up the dial and journey with us into The Beat Generation.

Season 3 of The Beat Generation is here, a look at the music throughout the years that changed our world. From the Beat Generation musicians of 60&rsquo;s to the musicians we grew up with through the decades, they have become know for their influence on the music that has shaped the soundtrack of our lives. Simply known as The Beat Generation.
The Beat Generation got its name from the 50&rsquo;s writers that inspired so much music. During Season 3, Shayne Brian &amp; Andrew Hackett look at albums that have changed our lives by artists that have changed the face of musical landscape.
A full show listing and a podcast of this show can be found at http://facebook.com/musicthatchangedtheworld.
So sit back, put your headphones on, crank up the dial and journey with us into The Beat Generation.

The Beat Generation

Albums that Changed Our Lives - Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon

Journey with us this week on our Season 3 finale, as we take a look at an album by an band who shined a light on the Seattle Grunge movement, were responsible for one of the biggest bands in the world, Foo Fighters and single handedly changed the music industry. The band was Nirvana and the album was Nevermind. 

Shayne and Andrew take a look at the legacy of Nevermind that kicked Michael Jackson off the charts and produced a sound like the Bay City Rollers getting attacked by Black Sabbath. One of the most impactful albums of all time and a fitting end to Season 3.

Songs from Nevermind includes:
Lithium
In Bloom
Drain You
Come As You Are
Something In The Way
Polly
On a Plain
Smells Like Teen Spirit
Plus selected pieces from Nevermind Its The Interview

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Journey with us this week&nbsp;on our Season 3 finale, as we take a look at an album by an band who shined a light on the Seattle Grunge movement, were responsible for one of the biggest bands in the world, Foo Fighters and single handedly changed the music industry. The band was Nirvana and the album was Nevermind.&nbsp;
Shayne and Andrew take a look at the legacy of Nevermind that kicked&nbsp;Michael Jackson off the charts and produced a sound like the Bay City Rollers getting attacked by Black Sabbath. One of the most impactful albums of all time and a fitting end to Season 3.
Songs from Nevermind includes:
<ul>
<li>Lithium</li>
<li>In Bloom</li>
<li>Drain You</li>
<li>Come As You Are</li>
<li>Something In The Way</li>
<li>Polly</li>
<li>On a Plain</li>
<li>Smells Like Teen Spirit</li>
<li>Plus selected pieces from Nevermind Its The Interview</li>
</ul>
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Albums that Changed Our Lives - Nirvana - Nevermind

Journey with us this week as we take a look at a homegrown Australian classic, one that is possibly the greatest Australian album of all time, not so much for its effect on the music industry, more for its effect on helping build a bridge between white and black Australia. Of course the band is the one and only Midnight Oil and the album is Diesel and Dust.

Shayne and Andrew take a look at the legacy of Diesel and Dust which has been felt for generations and the effects of which have been far reaching contributing towards the rise in Indigenous music across Australia

Songs from Diesel and Dust includes:
The Dead Heart
Put That Weapon Down
Bullroarer
Dreamworld
Sell My Soul
Gunbarrell Highway
Warakurna
Woah
Sometimes
Beds Are Burning

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Journey with us this week&nbsp;as we take a look at a homegrown Australian classic, one that is possibly the greatest Australian album of all time, not so much for its effect on the music industry, more for its effect on helping build a bridge between white and black Australia. Of course the band is the one and only Midnight Oil and the album is Diesel and Dust.
Shayne and Andrew take a look at&nbsp;the legacy of Diesel and Dust which has been felt for generations and the effects of which have been far reaching contributing towards the rise in Indigenous music across Australia
Songs from Diesel and Dust includes:
<ul>
<li>The Dead Heart</li>
<li>Put That Weapon Down</li>
<li>Bullroarer</li>
<li>Dreamworld</li>
<li>Sell My Soul</li>
<li>Gunbarrell Highway</li>
<li>Warakurna</li>
<li>Woah</li>
<li>Sometimes</li>
<li>Beds Are Burning</li>
</ul>
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Albums that Changed Our Lives - Midnight Oil - Diesel and Dust

Journey with us this week as we take a trip into Motown with arguably the greatest funk, soul and r&b artist of all time - Stevie Wonder and his landmark album Innervisions. 

Shayne and Andrew take a look at the man who reshaped R&B music with his unique blend of synthesisers and electronic instruments and nearly didn't survive to make another album after an horrific crash. This is the story of Innervisions and Stevie Wonder's "Classic" period.

Songs from Innervisions includes:
Living For the City
Too High
Visions
Golden Lady
Higher Ground
Jesus Children of America
Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing
He's Misstra Know It All

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Journey with us this week as we take a trip into Motown with arguably the greatest funk, soul and r&amp;b artist of all time - Stevie Wonder and his landmark album Innervisions.&nbsp;
Shayne and Andrew take a look at the man who reshaped R&amp;B music with his unique blend of synthesisers and electronic instruments and nearly didn't survive to make another album after an horrific crash. This is the story of Innervisions and Stevie Wonder's "Classic" period.
Songs from Innervisions includes:
<ul>
<li>Living For the City</li>
<li>Too High</li>
<li>Visions</li>
<li>Golden Lady</li>
<li>Higher Ground</li>
<li>Jesus Children of America</li>
<li>Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing</li>
<li>He's Misstra Know It All</li>
</ul>
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