Absolutely amazed at the sheer number of albums you have of bands I’ve never heard of. I truly admire your broad love of music. I feel bad for not exploring more. Truth is, I just get absolutely hung up on the music I do love, and there just isn’t enough time.
I agree with you. Hard to find the time to listen to new groups (though I try here and there) when I love the stuff I love and spend my time listening to that.
i saw you owned Priest live in London thats a RIPPER CD and its fantastic Pete i saw Ripper with Priest here in Australia they were fantastic so fresh i bought both the Ripper cds and Blaze cds but thats me and i enjoy them very much love the room tour Pete i collect only CDs and DVD movies and music Stay safe keep collecting i will keep watching and supporting your great channel Man i did not know there are so many King Crimson cds they look fantastic
Thank you, Pete for showing more of your CD collection. I enjoyed watching and listening to this. I’m looking forward to seeing the next video. 🎤🎸🎵🎹🥁 Life is better with music.
Great series Pete. I lovve how varied and extensive your collection is. I just finished watching you and Chris Alo do the Black Sabbath history and thought I would mention that I have a DVD of the Black and Blue movie imported from South America. Had to have it, as I was in some of the footage.
It may be biting off more than he would want to chew right now, but it is high time that Mr. Pete organize his live King Crimson albums and do an entire show devoted to providing an overview of all of them.
Seeing the Kim Mitchell albums, I wish you'd rank his solo albums (maybe with Martin?). I just recently got into his solo work, and it's just amazing. It made me go back to Max Webster too, which I only knew superficially even though I have all their albums. Great band, great artist, pretty much unknown here in Europe. Cheers.
Once again, very interesting, thanks for showing. HA, Pete: You got the "Princess Alice..." by MAGNUM as the advance promotional CD. Thats pretty much the only pro-CD I see (besides Molly Hatchets "Warriors of the..." by the same label SPV) on the whole shelf I see, easily to recognise by the slim-case. Have a couple of those as well, and never wanted to include them between the official products as they don't have a booklet. PS: I recognise no "Feeding of the mojo" and "Hole in the sun" by Night Ranger 🤫
Thanks, Pete, for showing off your outstanding collection. But yes, a couple of bands were mentioned casually that now will require tracking down for listening. Enjoying this series and looking forward to also seeing what is "...in the closet..." that is mentioned often. Thanks again.
Wow! I had no idea anyone knew about Message! I found em randomly on the internet one day. Cool krautrock. I haven’t yet bought any of their albums though, as my shelfspace is limited. I have about 300-400 of my favorites and whenever I find something new and great, I get rid of something I like less😎👍🏻
I have similar shelving, and every time I buy a new album, I have to move everything along one space until ZZ Top pops out of the end and I have to put them in a box until I buy a new rack. Having R then Q on top of J would make my head explode. Kudos on your restraint. Funnily enough, the Next shuffle is going to be for that Man Original Album Series.
I have the exact same "problem"!!! Got mad once and put ALL THE FEMALE VOCAL SINGER STUFF OUT to have some more space, which was pretty dumb move cos if I wanted to listen to some Girlschool or Sister Sin now I don't know in which box or where they are located now!!!
November, how on earth did you come by them? I live in sweden an I've never seen them. I've heard them but never seen any albums. So rare to find. Great band though. Deserve to be rereleased imo. Love to see all your stuff, looking forward to the next run.
Hey Pete do you worry about shelf wear on the digipaks? Or discs scratching in those mini-lp style pockets? I don't know if that is an issue for you. I much prefer jewel cases myself, but they are becoming rarer for new releases these days.
Love the tour of the CDs. A couple I didn't see: 1) King Crimson had a box set 7 or so years ago with Blu-Ray discs with a title like "Radical Power To Unseat The Hold Of Monkey Mind" that had a great cover art (don't they always?) that was around $40. 2.) Liquid Trio Experiment ! Liquid Tension Experiment minus John Petrucci is a fun one also. PP mentioned he was missing a couple of Metal Church CDs. I believe they are the 1993 classic "Hanging In The Balance" with Mike Howe on the label Blackheart Records (classic!) and the 1999 or so album "Masterpeace" which to my ears was disappointing with the legendary David Wayne back on vocals. For great David Wayne check out of course Metal Church and his follow up band Reverend. Classic heavy metal.
Hi Pete! Love your shows! I am a big Deep Purple fan, and althought I now live in Spain, I was born in Cuba and lived there for 37 years. In your videos you and your guests are always telling stories of how you discovered so and so artist and how you got hooked to Rock and Roll. Maybe one day you can do a show with stories of people from communist countries and how we discovered and got hooked to Rock music in places where Rock was considered "The Music Of The Enemy". In Cuba we have dreadful stories. I, fopr example, was sent to "Disciplinary Councils" many times and even threatened with jail time (Many rock fans did time just for that) for lstening to this genre. And how we managed to get the latest releases, well, that´s another story!! A big hug from Madrid!!!
Your story sounds like it would make for a fascinating discussion topic here on SOT. Maybe Mr. Pete could put together a panel of guests from foreign countries where Western rock music was banned and/or difficult to come across.
J.....J is for Jay Ferguson along with Mark Andes of the band Spirit formed Jo Jo Gunne and had limited success but I consider their self titled debut album in '72 and ''Bite down hard'' their second album in '73 some of the finest California hard rock of the era.
Pete, cool look into your collection, thanks for that. Mine is not nearly as big, but I'm currently at about 4000 CDs and LPs and I see that the way you sort your discs is pretty und similar to the way I do it. Sometimes though when I get a missing album by a band it's hard to find space and in order to keep the structure on my shelves I would have to re-arrange complete columns just because of one or two additions. Is there a pro way to solve the problem? :D
Hi Pete! Interesting to see that you haven't got a single CD of Mike Oldfield... I was hoping for an "ranking the albums" episode but I guess it isn't happening haha. Cheers!
I wonder Pete, since you have been adding new stuff in the open crevices that you have on top of the normal row, if you will one day just tear it all down and reorganize your CDs. Maybe move some of the stuff you don't listen to that often anymore into the closet and move some of the closet stuff to the shelves.
Awesome video, as always. I wonder if Pete has the Nice in the closet or if he's just not particularly fond of them. I expected to maybe see The Thoughts of Emerlist Davjack.
If you look closely, you can see where Pete locks his wife up while he puts in 30 hours a week explaining to us why Tears for Fears is his favorite band
Pete, your collection is massive and varied and very impressive, but i would like to issue you a friendly challenge, now i don't even have a 3rd of what you have, but I bet i have an album you don't.
"X-Factor" by Iron Main is extremely underrated, I recommend Pete or anyone who's an Iron Maiden fan to give it another try, it's a great record. I hated it at 1st, but it's has some great songs & Imo it's their 2 best record, I consider it a masterpiece.
Hey Pete, Did not see anything by the great Dutch band "Kayak", maybe stashed some where else ??? : to refresh your memory..."St. Anger" is the mess from Metallica. :(
Yes definitely what a legend he is and there is a whole lot more to him than just Tubular Bells, He is a mega talented multi instrumentalist who is overlooked and under appreciated
I have Tubular Bells and have heard a few more...he's good, but I've never been completely bowled over by his music like some folks are. Can't love everything.
Love your videos but I've noticed that you seem to shy away from anything that could be construed as punk or new wave. Seems like a whole genre that you're missing be it the Clash, Sex Pistols, Siouxsie & the Banshees, Magazine, the Stranglers, etc... Lots of great musicians to discover.
@@seaoftranquilityprog Once you peel off the label and get past the stigma it's mostly just rock n roll and a lot more varied than you'd think. As someone who agrees with you on almost everything you listen to, I think there's a lot you would like. Thanks for responding!
Pete - I never really got into this band
*has ten albums*
Absolutely amazed at the sheer number of albums you have of bands I’ve never heard of. I truly admire your broad love of music. I feel bad for not exploring more. Truth is, I just get absolutely hung up on the music I do love, and there just isn’t enough time.
i feel the exact same way. thanks, Pete!
I agree with you. Hard to find the time to listen to new groups (though I try here and there) when I love the stuff I love and spend my time listening to that.
i saw you owned Priest live in London thats a RIPPER CD and its fantastic
Pete i saw Ripper with Priest here in Australia they were fantastic so fresh i bought both the Ripper cds and Blaze cds but thats me and i enjoy them very much
love the room tour Pete i collect only CDs and DVD movies and music
Stay safe keep collecting i will keep watching and supporting your great channel
Man i did not know there are so many King Crimson cds they look fantastic
Yep, that's the only one I have...never bought the studio albums.
Mind boggling/ collection but super super cool. Thanks PETE 👍💯
Hey Pete please also show your blu-ray/movie collection! I am sure I am not the only one who would like to see that!
No thanks! The CD collection is boring enough.
Leaf Hound Growers of Mushroom looked interesting. 3 seconds in, yup that's right up my street. Thanks Pete!
Thank you, Pete for showing more of your CD collection. I enjoyed watching and listening to this. I’m looking forward to seeing the next video.
🎤🎸🎵🎹🥁
Life is better with music.
Thanks for doing this series, Pete! Really enjoying it and it’s nice to see different content with the shows going bi-weekly.
Great series Pete. I lovve how varied and extensive your collection is. I just finished watching you and Chris Alo do the Black Sabbath history and thought I would mention that I have a DVD of the Black and Blue movie imported from South America. Had to have it, as I was in some of the footage.
You're welcome for the early Pantera cds Pete!
I'm jealous. Would love to have those someday.
@@HuddshouseofRockNMetal You can usually find those on eBay. That's where I got mine.
This is great, I love this series! I always treasure my CDs and LPs
It may be biting off more than he would want to chew right now, but it is high time that Mr. Pete organize his live King Crimson albums and do an entire show devoted to providing an overview of all of them.
love the Outlaws,Point Blank,,Henry Paul band,..those early Panteras on CD,and the great Mogg/Way....hell yeah
Thanks Pete for taking the time to show your collection ,great series.
Hey Pete just think if you had the time to listen to all of your great collection , what a blast that would be !
Oh, I've listed to much of it plenty over the years!
Seeing the Kim Mitchell albums, I wish you'd rank his solo albums (maybe with Martin?). I just recently got into his solo work, and it's just amazing. It made me go back to Max Webster too, which I only knew superficially even though I have all their albums. Great band, great artist, pretty much unknown here in Europe.
Cheers.
Can't wait for the DVD/Blu-ray shelfs, Pete
Nitzinger intrigues me
Master’s apprentice also
Great series Pete!
Maybe you can do a King Crinson live album ranking like you did with Allman Brothers and Deep Purple.
You could spend the next five years in that room reading through the liner notes and not get bored. .
Pete you really have some mostly autumn in your m collection
Physical copies of the 80's Pantera albums? I could have sworn those were out of print.
Once again, very interesting, thanks for showing. HA, Pete: You got the "Princess Alice..." by MAGNUM as the advance promotional CD. Thats pretty much the only pro-CD I see (besides Molly Hatchets "Warriors of the..." by the same label SPV) on the whole shelf I see, easily to recognise by the slim-case. Have a couple of those as well, and never wanted to include them between the official products as they don't have a booklet.
PS: I recognise no "Feeding of the mojo" and "Hole in the sun" by Night Ranger 🤫
Great to see some man classics on sea of tranquility.lovely start to my 46th birthday.
Happy/ HEALTHY 👍💯
@@garyjoyce2160 thank you Gary. Legend of the comments im honoured sir
@@burnett179 👍💯
Forgetting St Anger.....classic hahahaha
Glad to see the Nitzinger cd in your collection. He had a great association with Bloodrock, one of my all time favorites.
25:50 The all-important dog moment 😁
I enjoy this series a lot, so relaxing and at the same time getting to hear about bands that are new to me..
Pete, wow great collection un real.. ! 500 only for me great show ! Best
Astonishing private collection!!!!
Thanks, Pete, for showing off your outstanding collection. But yes, a couple of bands were mentioned casually that now will require tracking down for listening. Enjoying this series and looking forward to also seeing what is "...in the closet..." that is mentioned often. Thanks again.
Great to see November in there!
WOW!! Awesome K-Crimson collection! Awesome collection overall! Too Cool Pete!
I'm not gonna lie, Pete, the camera you use for these videos is actually quite a bit better than the one you use in all of your other videos.
Wow! I had no idea anyone knew about Message! I found em randomly on the internet one day. Cool krautrock. I haven’t yet bought any of their albums though, as my shelfspace is limited. I have about 300-400 of my favorites and whenever I find something new and great, I get rid of something I like less😎👍🏻
I have similar shelving, and every time I buy a new album, I have to move everything along one space until ZZ Top pops out of the end and I have to put them in a box until I buy a new rack. Having R then Q on top of J would make my head explode. Kudos on your restraint. Funnily enough, the Next shuffle is going to be for that Man Original Album Series.
same lol
I have the exact same "problem"!!! Got mad once and put ALL THE FEMALE VOCAL SINGER STUFF OUT to have some more space, which was pretty dumb move cos if I wanted to listen to some Girlschool or Sister Sin now I don't know in which box or where they are located now!!!
Lol. I can relate.
You are a blessed man,and you deserve it.The hardest working man on YT.I dont know how you do it😀Man,you gotta lotta stuff.Good for you👍
Love the early Pantera cd’s. 🤘
Glad Pete found the 3rd Skid Row album - coincidentally, I had just listened to Morning Star Avenue on UA-cam before playing this show!
I only have 500 cds. Wish I had a collection like this
November, how on earth did you come by them? I live in sweden an I've never seen them. I've heard them but never seen any albums. So rare to find. Great band though. Deserve to be rereleased imo. Love to see all your stuff, looking forward to the next run.
Hey Pete do you worry about shelf wear on the digipaks? Or discs scratching in those mini-lp style pockets? I don't know if that is an issue for you. I much prefer jewel cases myself, but they are becoming rarer for new releases these days.
At this point, I don't worry about cause it seems that 50% are digi's these days.
Love the tour of the CDs. A couple I didn't see:
1) King Crimson had a box set 7 or so years ago with Blu-Ray discs with a title like "Radical Power To Unseat The Hold Of Monkey Mind" that had a great cover art (don't they always?) that was around $40.
2.) Liquid Trio Experiment ! Liquid Tension Experiment minus John Petrucci is a fun one also.
PP mentioned he was missing a couple of Metal Church CDs. I believe they are the 1993 classic "Hanging In The Balance" with Mike Howe on the label Blackheart Records (classic!) and the 1999 or so album "Masterpeace" which to my ears was disappointing with the legendary David Wayne back on vocals. For great David Wayne check out of course Metal Church and his follow up band Reverend. Classic heavy metal.
Nope, don't have those.
Hi Pete! Love your shows! I am a big Deep Purple fan, and althought I now live in Spain, I was born in Cuba and lived there for 37 years. In your videos you and your guests are always telling stories of how you discovered so and so artist and how you got hooked to Rock and Roll. Maybe one day you can do a show with stories of people from communist countries and how we discovered and got hooked to Rock music in places where Rock was considered "The Music Of The Enemy". In Cuba we have dreadful stories. I, fopr example, was sent to "Disciplinary Councils" many times and even threatened with jail time (Many rock fans did time just for that) for lstening to this genre. And how we managed to get the latest releases, well, that´s another story!! A big hug from Madrid!!!
This is a great idea for a show. I wonder if Pete could invite you to talk about your experiences.
Your story sounds like it would make for a fascinating discussion topic here on SOT. Maybe Mr. Pete could put together a panel of guests from foreign countries where Western rock music was banned and/or difficult to come across.
@@davidlawson2813 I would be delighted to do it!
@@Daniel-415-Ponce That´s a great Idea! Somebody from the former Soviet Union and from the rest of the olf communist block!
Great colection Pete. Congratulations.
Nice collection reminds of mine almost
Who you kidding? Let's see it then.
J.....J is for Jay Ferguson along with Mark Andes of the band Spirit formed Jo Jo Gunne and had limited success but I consider their self titled debut album in '72 and ''Bite down hard'' their second album in '73 some of the finest California hard rock of the era.
So I'm guessing the jazz/fusion is in the closet.
That's the extreme metal section. I am curious where the jazz fusion is at though.
Yep, I have all my jazz and fusion stuff in cases in the closet.
Ah Nightwish. I have most of their albums. The first 4 are the Spinefarm reissues.
My entire cd collection is in the closet... And it's not small.
Pete, cool look into your collection, thanks for that. Mine is not nearly as big, but I'm currently at about 4000 CDs and LPs and I see that the way you sort your discs is pretty und similar to the way I do it. Sometimes though when I get a missing album by a band it's hard to find space and in order to keep the structure on my shelves I would have to re-arrange complete columns just because of one or two additions. Is there a pro way to solve the problem? :D
Hi Pete! Interesting to see that you haven't got a single CD of Mike Oldfield... I was hoping for an "ranking the albums" episode but I guess it isn't happening haha. Cheers!
I wonder Pete, since you have been adding new stuff in the open crevices that you have on top of the normal row, if you will one day just tear it all down and reorganize your CDs. Maybe move some of the stuff you don't listen to that often anymore into the closet and move some of the closet stuff to the shelves.
I do that a little at a time every year...it's an ongoing process
@@seaoftranquilityprog I can only imagine!
Where´s the Kenny G ? ... just kiddin.. Brilliant collection, you could play any of your CDs and I would be happy
My dad play with Nantucket then started a band called P.K.M. COOL to see you had that one.
Always thought you broadcast from your living room. But it's a room upstairs.
I'm really getting a kick out of this weekly tour. Thanks for that Pete.
I see you got not much Moody blues CD 💿 however the first seven CDs of the moody blues are in my opinion the best album’s ever 😊
Well, I have 9 of 16...I'd say that's a bit more than 'not much'!
I see so you’ve hiding the rest of the moody CDs somewhere in one of those boxes.🧐
I only have their best cd 💿💿the best of the moody blues
🌠Pete's Music Store..nothing is for SALE though...ha?
Nope.
@@seaoftranquilityprog ha ha , I knew that ..its the capricorn way..ha
You need to get the Jimi Hendrix Concerts album
Hope you rank the November albums. I’ve heard they’re very obscure.
I live in Sweden and you can buy them without any problems. 😜
Have you made a video of your guitars?
Yes, would love to see that.
Awesome video, as always.
I wonder if Pete has the Nice in the closet or if he's just not particularly fond of them. I expected to maybe see The Thoughts of Emerlist Davjack.
I do.
Pete do you have any CDs of a band called mystery if so what do you think?
Couldn’t see do you have Alvin Lee’s Zoom album? Great record Jon Lord adds his trademark Hammond to a couple songs. Cheers
nope, not that one.
@@seaoftranquilityprog You should pick it up Jon Lord is all over it.
If you look closely, you can see where Pete locks his wife up while he puts in 30 hours a week explaining to us why Tears for Fears is his favorite band
Not funny
@@toke7342 neither is your face
@@Grandizer8989 what do you mean?
Can you do your movie collection after
I don't remember if you had King Diamond under D Pete, because I didn't see it under K.
It should be filed under "P" for Petersen.
In my closet.
Beauty I was waiting for this buddy
wb Mickey Magnum? theyre a pretty cool young-ish rock/metal band from Wisconsin!
Hey Pete, what label and year of release is your copy of The Move "Shazam?"
1998 Repertoire Records reissue.
Pete, your collection is massive and varied and very impressive, but i would like to issue you a friendly challenge, now i don't even have a 3rd of what you have, but I bet i have an album you don't.
I'm sure there are people that have many things that I don't.
@@seaoftranquilityprog i think we'll find it difficult you have a great selection. Thanks for showing us.
Great Part 3 video, Pete. Where did you find that Nektar Sounds like Swiss boxset? I've been looking for that for a while. Thanks
Couldn't tell you. I've had it for a while.
Kiss Carnival Of Soul's is a solid album
No Quicksilver Messenger Service?
do you like Queen or Journey more? depends on the day for me 🤣
Love 'em both, but probably slightly more a Queen fan.
Have you done a Magnum worst to best?
Use the search function - it's what it's there for! 🙄
How can u listen to all of those😢
question for you, Pete. what's the place you get your bad ass tshirts from? the B.O.C. on your feet print. Thanks alot and keep on rockin"🤘
Ever heard of Google?
@@shaunfulton7261not talking to you, chief.
@@rynocrs09 I'm talking to you though, and that's what Pete will tell you anyway. Google it.🙄
@@shaunfulton7261 ✌
I guess Lennon solo years are in closet!
Yep.
Interesting that you are a massive Zappa fan but don't seem to have any Captain Beefheart
"X-Factor" by Iron Main is extremely underrated, I recommend Pete or anyone who's an Iron Maiden fan to give it another try, it's a great record.
I hated it at 1st, but it's has some great songs & Imo it's their 2 best record, I consider it a masterpiece.
I've tried, trust me...I just don't like Blaze as the singer in that band. Though, I don't mind him away from Maiden.
@@seaoftranquilityprog I can respect that, have a good 2023🙏
Which albums doesn't he have 😳
How is The Dawn Anew Is Coming from Message?
Good but the other one is better.
@@seaoftranquilityprog I can only find both on Spotify, but, for some reason, the other one has tracks blocked out
NEVERMORE
Don't squish your CDs too tightly together, especially not those paper thin cardboard digipak ones. That's just not right, man.
They are perfectly fine.
Hey Pete, Did not see anything by the great Dutch band "Kayak", maybe stashed some where else ??? : to refresh your memory..."St. Anger" is the mess from Metallica. :(
Kayak is under K in my closet.
@@seaoftranquilityprogvery good, i'm guessing that PFM is somewhere in there too ??
not as bad as Lulu
@@andrewcarr5923 I was aware, but have never heard that one...I'll take your word on that.
Nice! But when can we see new Uriah heep ?
How about when it's released?
Pete you need to dive into Mike oldfield. You're missing out bigtime
Yes definitely what a legend he is and there is a whole lot more to him than just Tubular Bells, He is a mega talented multi instrumentalist who is overlooked and under appreciated
I have Tubular Bells and have heard a few more...he's good, but I've never been completely bowled over by his music like some folks are. Can't love everything.
@@seaoftranquilityprog Try Amarok. It's his masterpiece of 1 track for 60 minutes.
Well done Pete
No such thing as a 'crappy' Queensryche for me...I must be the only person who likes them all.
Pete, and Pedragon?
In the closet...patience please.
You rock,Pete! ✌️
No MANIC STREET PREACHERS?
Love Load/Re-Load by Metallica. Buy them!
Nope.
No Oingo Boingo?
No.
No Magma!
Nice.
👏👏👏🍺🤘
Not much Punk stuff eh?
Early Pantera! Those glam metal albums they pretend don't exist.
Love your videos but I've noticed that you seem to shy away from anything that could be construed as punk or new wave. Seems like a whole genre that you're missing be it the Clash, Sex Pistols, Siouxsie & the Banshees, Magazine, the Stranglers, etc... Lots of great musicians to discover.
As I've stated NUMEROUS times on the channel over the years...I don't shy away from it, it's just styles of music I don't like.
@@seaoftranquilityprog Once you peel off the label and get past the stigma it's mostly just rock n roll and a lot more varied than you'd think. As someone who agrees with you on almost everything you listen to, I think there's a lot you would like. Thanks for responding!