This week’s showing will be the grand finale of our history of Pink Floyd, covering the time from The Final Cut to the present day.

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Malaclypse

This week, we are going to take a look at what people around the world experience as contemporary music, with examples from all parts of Africa, Asia, the Americas as well as Europe.

And a reminder to our north American listeners, the time shift will have happened in Europe when this show airs, so times are back to normal for you, too!

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Malaclypse

This week we will have a second set of songs with a very strong hook—one that leads the listener to turn it up to 11.

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Malaclypse

This week’s show continues the theme of International Women’s Day by looking at the great Ladies of Jazz. Also, because of the recurring insanity of Daylight Saving Time, the show will be an hour later than usual for our North American listeners, who will already have switched to DST. So, the pre-show starts 13:30 KI time.

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Malaclypse

This week’s show will continue our History of Pink Floyd, covering some of the most… interesting years in the band’s history, from the Wish You Were Here sessions up to and into The Wall.

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Malaclypse

This week’s offering is an overview of British Bluesrock band Ten Years After—one of those bands that keep breaking up only to reform a while later. For this show, however, we will concentrate on the line-up from the Deram Records years, i.e., the early days that brought the band to international acclaim.

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Malaclypse

And it’s from Atom Heart Mother through to The Dark Side of the Moon that will be covered by this episode of the epic history of epic band Pink Floyd this week.

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Malaclypse

To warm up for the upcoming 13th anniversary of MOULa going live, we will go back five years and remember our show for the 8th annniversary.

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Malalclypse

This week we will take a good look at South African keyboardist Manfred Mann’s 1970s success story, the Earth Band–which is still going today.

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Malaclypse

There seems to be an infinite number of songs about girls, about half of them featuring the same name (plus one about Lola, for some reason). This week, we’re going full opposite and feature songs featuring boys’ names.

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Malaclypse