Let the Music Be Your Master

The 1960's have so much great music, and we talked for so long about it, that it took two episodes. Tune in for the second half (okay, the second 2/3rds ) of our discussion. And stick around for our heated debate on which group is the most over-rated, the most under-rated, and who wins the award for Champion of the Decade.

Listen to the songs here: 1960's Golden Record

So much was happening in the world during the 1960’s, and all of that excitement and tension and heartache is apparent in the music of that decade. Join us as we select our pics for what songs we would include on the 1960’s edition of The Golden Record.

And then listen to the songs we picked here: 1960’s Golden Record

So much was happening in the world during the 1960’s, and all of that excitement and tension and heartache is apparent in the music of that decade. Join us as we select our pics for what songs we would include on the 1960’s edition of The Golden Record.

And then listen to the songs we picked here: 1960’s Golden Record

So much was happening in the world during the 1960's, and all of that excitement and tension and heartache is apparent in the music of that decade. Join us as we select our pics for what songs we would include on the 1960's edition of The Golden Record.

And then listen to the songs we picked here: 1960's Golden Record

The Beatles perform at Shea Stadium, New York on 15th August 1965. (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)

Rumor has it, when NASA launched the Voyager satellite in 1977, they included a Golden Record with 90 minutes of Earth music. So just in case aliens intercept the satellite, they’ll maybe be able to hear some examples of what was meaningful to us Humans.

For these first few episodes, we are curating our own Golden Record, one disc for each decade, starting with the 1950’s (where NASA pretty much left off).

Listen to the songs here: 1950’s Golden Record

Enjoy!

Rumor has it, when NASA launched the Voyager satellite in 1977, they included a Golden Record with 90 minutes of Earth music. So just in case aliens intercept the satellite, they’ll maybe be able to hear some examples of what was meaningful to us Humans.

For these first few episodes, we are curating our own Golden Record, one disc for each decade, starting with the 1950’s (where NASA pretty much left off).

Listen to the songs here: 1950’s Golden Record

Enjoy!

Rumor has it, when NASA launched the Voyager satellite in 1977, they included a Golden Record with 90 minutes of Earth music. So just in case aliens intercept the satellite, they'll maybe be able to hear some examples of what was meaningful to us Humans.

For these first few episodes, we are curating our own Golden Record, one disc for each decade, starting with the 1950's (where NASA pretty much left off).

Listen to the songs here: 1950's Golden Record

Enjoy!