I must say Pete, Sea Of Tranquility has really helped me through this whole pandemic. What an oasis! This episode was a combination of HILARIOUS and OUTRAGEOUS! What a fantastic episode! Thanks to everyone involved!
@@Andrey_Yurkoff Miles Davis' ENTIRE career, from the hardbop days to the limp fusion has never resonated with me. The best thing about Davis is that he got awesome musicians in his band, and their projects away from Davis were always more interesting. In fact, honestly, the only one of George's takes that I disagree with is _Court_ but I can understand WHY someone wouldn't enjoy the album. It has pacing issues.
I have to rewatch this every once in a while. Funniest show on the internet! Pete’s reaction when George starts with «In the Court…» is priceless, and gets me every time😂
This episode is a classic. I've rewatched it on numerous occasions. George (Thanos like) lays waste to Prog monoliths with casual abandon, it really it a sight to behold.
Getting into Van Der Graaf Generator takes time, but once you're hooked you will never stop listening to them. Scorched Earth, Killer, House With no Door, Wondering, My Room (Waiting For Wonderland), Meurglys III (The Songwriter's Guild), Pilgrims, Refugees and Hammill's solo material like Forsaken Gardens are just sublime, incredibly beautiful and atmospheric. Hammill's voice works more often than not. The other guys might not be so flashy, but their playing is certainly tasteful. Definitely in my top 10 bands of all time. Pawn Hearts may not be the most musical or melodic VDGG album, but it's very much appreciated. You need to have a mega brain and very strong vision to come up with something like Plague of the Lighthouse Keepers, or Man-Erg.
Thanks for watching and your comments. I've tried with VDGG (H to He, Still Life, Pawn Hearts) and none of them connected with me on any level, and I really dislike Hammill's vocals. It's been said on SOT many times...we all hear things differently. That's the beauty of this episode, it was fun, at times surprising, but honest opinions. I didn't agree with everyone's picks, but it intrigued me when an album was mentioned that I like. I respect these guys, and can relate.
I can understand why people have problems with Peter’s vocals, it’s not always pleasent to the eras,. I also have problems, but I just love his music. He is a great songwriter in my opinion.
Best show ever! Watching faces as the respected George takes down classic records, like a slaughterhouse operator. So great! Please do this topic again.
I have always found it amazing when grown men can't accept others opinions. Nothing wrong with being surprised when someone dislikes something universally enjoyed but the " youre' wrong " " you're taste sucks " comments just show a level of immaturity that doesn't make sense to me hearing it from adults. Luckily I didn't see that in this episode. I found it really enjoyable. We all have different opinions and it really should be celebrated. It just gets boring to me when everyone likes the exact same thing.
"So why do I have to suffer? If I'm in therapy, I've got my own problems!" - K. Golden. Oh man, how did I miss that one the first time around? Fantastic!
Music appreciation is such an individual & subjective thing. As the old saying goes, one man's trash is another man's treasure. The great thing about this format is these guys can speak their mind with respect. Opinions are passionate but everything's taken with great humor. Great channel Pete. Cheers
I didn't know what to expect from this review, I almost passed this one up but I was so surprised to see Pete laugh and bust a gut like I have never seen before. I laughed incredibly hard at so many of the reviews and comments. I think this is one of the best videos I have seen on this channel! I really did need a good laugh before going to bed. Thank you guys, this was awesome- who would have guessed- so much fun :)
Thanks for taking this in the spirit it was intended John. It was great fun, and the whole crew were laughing throughout. Appreciate your positive feedback and thanks for watching
@@ericporter344 Thanks for being part of the crew, you're doing fantastic work. Also, I particularly enjoy the part of you "hating" on Pawn hearts. Because it's great that you TRIED to love an album that I love. It's amazing how we give music a chance because others adore it, yet sometimes it doesn't click for us.
@@mladent1464 Thanks, as I got into Prog and did my research (many moons ago), VDGG always came up as an elite and respected band. I bought 3 of their CDs over the years, thinking I must be missing something. Turns out they are just not for me. Never intend to disrespect someone's art, I know they put their heart and soul into it.
Every Bloody Emperor is incredible. I was 16 in 1980 when I was handed an old heavy vinyl copy of The Least We Can Do ...my first listen to them . Awesome music . 👍
Steven's picks: 1. Marillion - Radiation 2. Emerson Lake & Palmer - The Works 3. Dream Theater - Systematic Chaos 4. Pink Floyd - Piper At The Gates Of Dawn 5. Neal Morse - Momentum HM’s The Flower Kings - The Banks Of Eden The Gentle Storm - S/T Tony Banks - (in general) The Fugitive Eric's picks: 5. Pink Floyd - Ummagumma 4. Soft Machine - Third 3. Jethro Tull - Under Wraps 2. GTR 1. Van Der Graf Generator - Pawn Hearts Pete's picks: Jethro Tull-Under Wraps Pink Floyd-The Final Cut Gentle Giant-Giant for a Day Yes-Open Your Eyes Dream Theater-The Astonishing ELP-In the Hot Seat Genesis-We Can’t Dance Alan Parsons Project-Gaudi Saga-The Beginners Guide to Throwing Shapes Renaissance-Time Line Ken's picks: 5. Genesis - We Can't Dance 4. Pink Floyd - The Final Cut 3. Emerson Lake & Palmer - In The Hot Seat 2. Asia - Asia 1. Colin Scot - Colin Scot HM - Triumvirat - A La Carte and also Russian Roulette Circus Maximus - Nine
We were at the Yes / Deep Purple show opening night at Hard Rock in Hollywood Fla! Both bands were outstanding! There was no video for Yes on stage behind the band. The venue had two video boards at each side of the theater. The large screen on stage only displayed Deep Purple, that’s all. Must have been a technical glitch part of opening night issues. The sound was great for both bands. The South Florida audience was very enthusiastic, like the Detroit and Toronto shows. As you all know, = 1 was recorded in Toronto near where the Toronto show took place. Deep Purple was firing on all cylinders! The set list was perfect!! All the new songs fit right in and blended with all the classics! We especially liked Black Night part of the encore schtick with Simon having the audience participate singing along, it worked! So much FUN ! We loved it ! Great time had by all!😊
Gentlemen - Epic episode! Some might not enjoy a review of what you don't like rather than what you do like but, at least to me, it provides additional insight to the views and opinions of people whose opinions you do generally trust and follow. Special kudos to Luis for participating from the hospital and more special kudos to George for adding a level of the unexpected to this great episode. Luis was right when he said "This is perfect" after George made his first pick. Most importantly, it emphasizes the SoT mantra "We all hear things differently." Perhaps the best - or maybe the worst - result of the episode for me is it created a new commitment to track down and re-listen to some of the albums that could not be tolerated when bought upon release to see if I still have the same reaction. First on the list is the 1969 eponymous album by the group named The Flock. We'll see what happens from there. But again - special thanks to Luis, George, Ken, Eric, Steven, and Pete for such a highly entertaining and, in its own way, educational show. Great fun!
Thanks John, loved reading your feedback. That's the exact spirit and approach I hoped the viewers would take. We all here things differently, and it gives viewers a chance to hear where we are coming from a little bit more. And honestly, having a few real belly laughs throughout the episode made it for me, an absolute blast. I really respect the opinions, whether I agree is not relevant, it was very interesting.
100% disagree with the choice of Crime of the Century but 100% understand. It’s one of my all time favorite albums but I’m only allowed to listen to it when I’m alone. My wife and daughter both can’t stand it. It just goes to show that everyone has different tastes and we all need to respect that. Great conversation and show!
Ryan Hopefully you share a few albums that you all love. It's always a bummer when your loved ones literally forbid you from listening to some records but when you have a few you all love it more than makes up for it.
I have a new favorite SOT video! :-) Gentlemen, I loved this. I loved it *so much* that I'm on my second full viewing of the complete video, lol! As much as I cherish most of the albums he chose, George had no mercy and took no prisoners, and I respect that! :-) Luis' relaxed, laid-back, cheery attitude about the *in-detail hating* (which was the point of the video, of course, hehe) of albums that he loves was great!
Is that dead cat cd already out yet? I have a bootleg of the dead cat but I'd love to get a pristine professional release, esp if S Wilson was involved.
Easily the best UA-cam video I have seen. Ever! Love the contributions from all, especially messrs Golden, Pardo, Nasser and of course Lamie. Outstanding stuff all.
Jeez, this was the most fun I've had in a while... Painfully funny at times... King Crimson! Really enjoyed a few of the videos over the last few days and learnt a lot too, heard some new music. Great stuff and great mix of guests across the shows... Thanks to you all.
This is my favorite episode yet. It's interesting to me that sharing your hatred for these beloved albums has a funny way of exposing your love for one another. In the end, that's what it's all about. You guys rock!
I've seen this episode dozens of times by now. I love metal, not so much prog, but I really enjoy watching In the Prog Seat. I really enjoy the cast, especially the guys in this episode. Thank you for the good moments/laughs and your music knowledge. Really good show!!!
The anticipation, thinking a wonderful feast of prog was about to hit the eardrums......and we were served mickey d's. Bland and pompous, hard to pull off.
The 2019 remix of "Momentary Lapse of Reason" actually sounds like a proper Pink Floyd album. The 80s sound is stripped back, Nick Mason adds his own drum parts to most of the songs, and Rick Wright's keyboard parts from live shows are mixed into the studio tracks. The song "Dogs of War" is actually listenable. A much better sound than the original release.
I love Lapse Of Reason. Such beautiful songs. The guitar work is amazing and so heartfelt. If you ever have a break up listen to this album and the Division Bell. They'll catch and you'll never hear them the same way again. Both amazing gems in their own right.
Ngl when he picked "In A Silent Way" I had to stop watching for a minute. Imo that's a strong contender for the greatest fusion record ever. It was also clearly the sonic blueprint for a whole bunch of awesome 70s ECM records. And regarding Mclaughlin, the Miles records he was on, are for me his most enjoyable work, I'm not an expert of his discography but from what I've seen he became a bit of a shredder later in his career and that's not my cup of tea at all.
@@ursula3438 I was primarily amused by this guy's picks but it felt weird hearing that one. I mean, you can say whatever you want about Supertramp but Miles was like the Pied Piper of modern jazz. He led and everyone else followed.
It’s all subjective opinion, we hear things differently.. George said that he didn’t like one Miles Davis album. I’m not really into jazz at all full stop.
Although I disagree with a few picks (The Final Cut being a big one) this is surely one of the most entertaining vids the team has done. Odd because I don't like "snarkyness" but really this isn't that. Much more about individual taste and I find that fascinating. That and George's total fearlessness in the face of an impending avalance of "WTF dude?" responses. Go team...
For me, Luis 'nails it' when he says, "You can't hide song-writing." Along with Pete's own albums he hates, he did some ime ago .. it's interesting that the 'real' stuff comes out .. George is going for it .. Court of the Crimson King and Crime of the Century ... lol .. excellent. I love both albums .. but it's subjective and great fun.
This worked so well as each of you have earned the credibility from previous videos. Then we get to see how preferences work while still having respect. That works for me. Then the humor and ribbing was hilarious. My list 1) Yes - Heaven and Earth 2) Rush - Test for Echo 3) Pink Floyd - The Final Cut 4) Kansas - Freaks of Nature 5). ELP - In the Hot Seat Peace and thanks for the laughs.
You guys are great. I appreciate your knowledge and your candid views. I'm a huge prog rock fan and listening to your views on the worst prog rock albums, I couldn't agree more. Like Ken, my favourite prog rock band is ELP. To see this band go from what they were to what they became, was not just disappointing, it was tragic, for me anyway.
Pardon the pun but it’s “The Crime of the Century “ that this album by Supertramp was selected for the above category. How can anyone not love “ Rudy” as well the rest of this amazing album that has no filler on it . Most people will remember this album best for “ Dreamer “ and “ Bloody Well Right “.
@@christopherdavies3079 Tough to label categorize, which actually makes it great. Title track certainly very proggy to me. Bloody Well Right and School not so much. I seem to be in the minority on this, but its by far my favorite album from these guys.
Back in the '70's, when I was in my teens, I was heavily into prog (and still am). In the '80's, I was sorely disappointed that most of my favorite prog bands had greatly altered and watered down their music--especially Genesis. (And yes, Asia really pissed me off.) Still, I managed to see a few of the bands live--Rennaissance, Yes, Genesis, Rush and Wishbone Ash--and they were all FANTASTIC! Probably because--in the concert hall or club--they had a "captive" audience and had the freedom to do what they loved.
Very heartfelt and entertaining! Great to see some warm-hearted ribbing and just how respectful you guys are towards each other's opinions. Standing ovation for you all!
Thanks Alan, I love being on with these guys, they really know there stuff. Respect them all, and fun to hear their opinions. We all have albums that we just don't like, that others feel are classics
I'm only up to George's first three picks and I think they are more true to what I assumed the show would be about - i.e. instead of picking obvious stinkers that most everyone considers stinkers, he picked albums that are rated highly.
Yeah but those are not rated highly without a reason :D In the Court is like the essence of Prog. I will never understand a Prog fan arguing with that album being one of the best of its genre. :D
"This guy just should have been in therapy, and he shouldn't have made an album." "Well that was his f**king therapy." "Yeah, but why do I have to suffer." I feel that way about everything Roger Waters ever did. He created his own genre of music... "whine rock".
I would say his awful vocals don’t help, ND. I’ve never got on with Roger’s vocals and much prefer it when Gilmour sang, or even Richard Wright/Syd Barrett.
I have always been a Floyd/David Gilmour fan. I found Roger whiny and self-indulgent and quickly tired of his perpetual bad mood. However, I saw Roger live just before COVID and the show was totally awesome. I am really sorry I never got to see the original lineup, but glad I did get to see Roger. It was a bombastic, over-the-top arena show, but musically satisfying as well.
Also: "My father was in WW2, you don't see ME making an album!" "But your father LIVED!" "Yeah, and he wouldn't be caught dead listening to this shit."
Almost like Roger Waters was an artist in a band and Ken isn't. Funny, that... I like when Pink Floyd lyrics are actually about something and not, you know, relatable and profound things such as getting your pilots license.
ELP coming off Black Moon in 92, I was expecting Hot Seat to be as good. That didn't happen. It finally came on vinyl last year, and I held my nose and got it, just for the completist in me
Best SOT show so far.Congratulations to all the guys ...it was a pure delight.Please.make a part 2 show...You ll find plenty of albums that suck...for sure .Keep up the good work.dudes.Respect.
In a Silent Way really surprised me. The album is all about Tony Williams. Miles even stands a bit to the side to feature Tony. The drum patterns are rhythmic fractals. They are absolutely amazing.
Your comment about tony will make me listen again but i thought they could have used al foster or someone else. Tony's work around that time with sam rivers and herbie's solo records were brilliant. In a silent way seemed to be a train stop heading for the monumental bitches brew.
@@norbiudeako518i actually prefer in a silent way to bitches brew has an extreme subtlety and by proxy peacefulness lacking in any of miles' other albums usually he either just goes full throttle with energy or leaves you suspending until he does again for brief periods he doesn't just usually leave you suspending for a full album though and i greatly appreciate he does do that on in a silent way even kind of blue has more drive and explicit progression to it than in a silent way does
Brilliant brilliant episode lads. Laughed a lot there. It's been mentioned already, but want to say SOT and esp these longer episodes have kept me relatively sane since the start of the pandemic and more recently definitely helped me cope with an unrelated health issue. Best wishes to Luis too, get better soon man. 😎
As I have said before Pink Floyd's 'The Final Cut' (1983) Others: Dream Theater- The Astonishing (2016) Yes- Heaven and Earth (2014) (only two songs I like that's it) GTR (1986) ELP- In The Hot Seat (1994) Marillion- Sounds That Can't Be Made (2012) Peter Gabriel- Us (1992) ('Steam' is my favorite track) Jethro Tull- Roots to Branches (1995) The Moody Blues- December (2003) P.S. I just tuned in, and saw Luis, I hope and wish him a healthy and speedy recovery
I disagree about Dream Theater's album. They've never made a bad album. Maybe so so albums like that one and Falling into Infinity, but it's still FAR from crap.
Well good music can grate on you too....I've loads of pet hates based on my own preferences. I find the spirit of the singer ends up being actually really important to me for example...I've no idea why. It just is. And I just can't get into loving the singing style/tone/character of bands like Dream Theater very often....I have started to ease off that pet hate a little. I'm really enjoying Elder at the moment and they aren't a million miles away really...people have their own quirks I suppose🤷♂️
Pete, I LOVE this episode. You guys are so fun. I almost feel like I'm sitting at the table with you. My buddies and I are kind of like this, but you guys were beyond hilarious (Love the flaming of Asia's first album). Love all that you do. Thanks so much! Keep it Up, Please : )
I remember ELP "Works" tour was the first concert (in the Detroit area anyway) to charge DOUBLE DIGITS!!!! ($11!!!) Never Mind that unlike most groups who bring in local orchestras each stop, ELP brought their own Orchestra/infrastructure.
Thank you from Australia for the best fun I've had sitting down for a long while! The split screen made it look like the hospital had a wall of CDs...funny stuff and I love he way you all gave each other space ... Nurse! Nurse! (how about a female voice?)
Great episode guys! I've never gotten Van Der Graaf so I found that one spot on. In The Hot Seat was dropped from Love Beach's ass for sure (and ELP is my favorite band) but to quote the classic line from the movie Christine: You Can't Polish A Turd! Another "classic" that has never clicked for me is Brave... there's a couple good songs in it (The Hollow Man kills) but I can't get into the whole concept - and I've tried several times. Cheers All!
The final cut would have to be one of the most divisive albums in history. I love it, I also love ummagumma. ITCOCK is ok but not brilliant, Red is better.
The Court Of The Crimson King is not my favorite KC album but it is amazing and was groundbreaking at the time. I remember seeing that cover as a little boy. I just wondered what could be inside. Later I found out. An incredible musical book of stories. Surreal and wonderful.
Luis made some really good points about the album "Under Wraps" and Ian Anderson. Is it classic Tull ? No. Is it a great Tull album ? No. But it is interesting music. Set these songs to different Instrumentation - guitar and flute - and the album doesn`t get dumped on. He`s right about Ian Anderson having a certain level of quality. It`s not my favorite Jethro Tull album and I get why people hate it, but the songs are a lot more interesting than most of what was being released around the same time period.
Thanks for watching Jeffrey, and I agree with Luis' take, that there are some good songs at the core. But the arrangements, production, lack of much Martin Barre and synth/drum sounds buried those songs in a pile of shit. Too much good Tull to spend time on Under Wraps for me. Appreciate and respect your thoughts, and thanks for watching!
When people say they don’t like prog I wonder if they only mean 70s bands comprising men with beards and brown cardigans; playing jazz-influenced stuff and flutes prominent. There’s a heck of a lot of bands classed as prog rock, and many that sound completely different from each other.
Over the years 'The Final Cut' has grown in my estimation so much that it's now the Pink Floyd album I listen to the most. I think it has Roger Waters' most affecting lyrics and vocals. It's arguable how much one should consider it a band album, but I think it's an excellent one nevertheless.
What a blast it was to participate and then watch this episode. Great fun, great group of people. I love hanging with these guys. Luis is a trooper, best wishes to you brother for a speedy recovery. Thanks everyone for watching.
I know, Luis calls me a legend for staying up late to talk music with a great group of people and have lots of fun doing so. Then he shows up from the hospital. He really is THE legend!
@@shyshift Luis had brain surgery recently and is doing really well. He didn't want to miss taking part in the show, so he zoomed in from hospital. He is THE man!
I watched this when it first came out and I laughed a lot, I'm watching it now again and I'm laughing even harder now! This is so funny! One of the best Sea Of Tranquility shows ever!
Great show! Subscribing right now. That said, I would rather listen to every album listed here before I ever suffer through Yes - Open Your Eyes ever again.
Good afternoon all, This was by far my favorite ITPS episode! My compadres all poured it out truthfully and that’s what makes this a great show. Although both Anthony and I weren’t involved in the show, as you see were were both here in spirit. And a big kudos to you all and especially Señor Luis for being part of this panel despite his health challenges. Here’s my list. 1. In The Wake of The Poseidon-King Crimson 2. The Wall-Pink Floyd 3. Nursery Cryme-Genesis 4. The Yes Album-Yes 5. 2112-Rush
I must say Pete, Sea Of Tranquility has really helped me through this whole pandemic. What an oasis! This episode was a combination of HILARIOUS and OUTRAGEOUS! What a fantastic episode! Thanks to everyone involved!
Thanks Rob, I watch SOT more than regular TV.
SNL can only hope to be this funny.
@@reducecotwo too kind my friend! Thank you
couldn't agree more.
I have to say 100% agree. About every morning I have started the day with whatever Pete has had to say.
George is clearly the star of this show so here are the timestamps for his picks:
3:49
21:12
38:51
59:02
1:24:40
I enjoy coming back to this video every once in a while, lol
@@reducecotwo same! 😄
Agree on Pawn Hearts and Miles Davies.
with picks like that i wonder what he does like? =)
@@Andrey_Yurkoff Miles Davis' ENTIRE career, from the hardbop days to the limp fusion has never resonated with me. The best thing about Davis is that he got awesome musicians in his band, and their projects away from Davis were always more interesting.
In fact, honestly, the only one of George's takes that I disagree with is _Court_ but I can understand WHY someone wouldn't enjoy the album. It has pacing issues.
I have to rewatch this every once in a while. Funniest show on the internet! Pete’s reaction when George starts with «In the Court…» is priceless, and gets me every time😂
This episode is a classic. I've rewatched it on numerous occasions. George (Thanos like) lays waste to Prog monoliths with casual abandon, it really it a sight to behold.
George is a classic. Epic vid
well written comment
Pretty much everything by Crimson could be dismissed as pretentious unlistenable and noodle but they had a golden era about 1973 - 75.
@@Jlipnicki Ah..no...
Kudos to George for going right for the jugular!
One of the great episodes of all time ..thank you panel …great
Getting into Van Der Graaf Generator takes time, but once you're hooked you will never stop listening to them. Scorched Earth, Killer, House With no Door, Wondering, My Room (Waiting For Wonderland), Meurglys III (The Songwriter's Guild), Pilgrims, Refugees and Hammill's solo material like Forsaken Gardens are just sublime, incredibly beautiful and atmospheric. Hammill's voice works more often than not. The other guys might not be so flashy, but their playing is certainly tasteful. Definitely in my top 10 bands of all time. Pawn Hearts may not be the most musical or melodic VDGG album, but it's very much appreciated. You need to have a mega brain and very strong vision to come up with something like Plague of the Lighthouse Keepers, or Man-Erg.
Thanks for watching and your comments.
I've tried with VDGG (H to He, Still Life, Pawn Hearts) and none of them connected with me on any level, and I really dislike Hammill's vocals.
It's been said on SOT many times...we all hear things differently.
That's the beauty of this episode, it was fun, at times surprising, but honest opinions. I didn't agree with everyone's picks, but it intrigued me when an album was mentioned that I like. I respect these guys, and can relate.
I can understand why people have problems with Peter’s vocals, it’s not always pleasent to the eras,. I also have problems, but I just love his music. He is a great songwriter in my opinion.
nooo
@@marguskiis7711 huh?
Well said. They're my favorite band these days. It boggles my mind that a fan of prog wouldn't like them.
Coming back to this for the 50th odd time.I have to say this is my favourite UA-cam moment of all time! Nothing can top this!
Best show ever! Watching faces as the respected George takes down classic records, like a slaughterhouse operator. So great! Please do this topic again.
I have always found it amazing when grown men can't accept others opinions. Nothing wrong with being surprised when someone dislikes something universally enjoyed but the " youre' wrong " " you're taste sucks " comments just show a level of immaturity that doesn't make sense to me hearing it from adults. Luckily I didn't see that in this episode. I found it really enjoyable. We all have different opinions and it really should be celebrated. It just gets boring to me when everyone likes the exact same thing.
I don't agree with every pick, but this is the best show that you have ever done and I've been watching over 2 years !!
Keep on Rockin"
Thanks for watching Joe, it was such a blast
We knew this would be a love it or hate it episode. Great to hear you loved it Joe!
Me neither.
Umma Gumma is misindeesrood.experimentalism isnt ecclusive to virtuosos.
You hit the naik on its head with the review of Genesis'"We cant dance!!!!!!!! Its a Piece of trash!!
"So why do I have to suffer? If I'm in therapy, I've got my own problems!" - K. Golden. Oh man, how did I miss that one the first time around? Fantastic!
Yeah. I tried watching Schindler's List the other day but I had to turn it off after 20 minutes. I've got my own problems. Why do I need to suffer?!
Music appreciation is such an individual & subjective thing. As the old saying goes, one man's trash is another man's treasure. The great thing about this format is these guys can speak their mind with respect. Opinions are passionate but everything's taken with great humor. Great channel Pete. Cheers
OK....you guys have to do a Part 2 for this...this was SO much FUN! Absolutely fookin' brilliant.
I didn't know what to expect from this review, I almost passed this one up but I was so surprised to see Pete laugh and bust a gut like I have never seen before. I laughed incredibly hard at so many of the reviews and comments. I think this is one of the best videos I have seen on this channel! I really did need a good laugh before going to bed. Thank you guys, this was awesome- who would have guessed- so much fun :)
Thanks for taking this in the spirit it was intended John. It was great fun, and the whole crew were laughing throughout. Appreciate your positive feedback and thanks for watching
You guys tore some of my favorite albums to pieces and I loved it. This was such a fun episode. I gotta lie down now.
Thanks for watching, I was surprised as well by some of the picks, and that's what made it awesome.
@@ericporter344 Thanks for being part of the crew, you're doing fantastic work. Also, I particularly enjoy the part of you "hating" on Pawn hearts. Because it's great that you TRIED to love an album that I love. It's amazing how we give music a chance because others adore it, yet sometimes it doesn't click for us.
@@mladent1464 Thanks, as I got into Prog and did my research (many moons ago), VDGG always came up as an elite and respected band. I bought 3 of their CDs over the years, thinking I must be missing something. Turns out they are just not for me. Never intend to disrespect someone's art, I know they put their heart and soul into it.
Got to agree with anything that has neal morse on it. He's a musician that makes a living doing prog.
This is why SOT is best on the net being able to criticise bands we love.
What can I say... I'm a devoted VDGG fan.... and of Peter Hammill's solo work.... which includes his Rikki Nadir alter ego....
Different strokes, all cool in the name of fun. Thanks for watching
Every Bloody Emperor is incredible. I was 16 in 1980 when I was handed an old heavy vinyl copy of The Least We Can Do ...my first listen to them . Awesome music . 👍
Saw him two weeks ago in concert. He looks ancient but sings brilliantly still.
Steven's picks:
1. Marillion - Radiation
2. Emerson Lake & Palmer - The Works
3. Dream Theater - Systematic Chaos
4. Pink Floyd - Piper At The Gates Of Dawn
5. Neal Morse - Momentum
HM’s
The Flower Kings - The Banks Of Eden
The Gentle Storm - S/T
Tony Banks - (in general) The Fugitive
Eric's picks:
5. Pink Floyd - Ummagumma
4. Soft Machine - Third
3. Jethro Tull - Under Wraps
2. GTR
1. Van Der Graf Generator - Pawn Hearts
Pete's picks:
Jethro Tull-Under Wraps
Pink Floyd-The Final Cut
Gentle Giant-Giant for a Day
Yes-Open Your Eyes
Dream Theater-The Astonishing
ELP-In the Hot Seat
Genesis-We Can’t Dance
Alan Parsons Project-Gaudi
Saga-The Beginners Guide to Throwing Shapes
Renaissance-Time Line
Ken's picks:
5. Genesis - We Can't Dance 4. Pink Floyd - The Final Cut 3. Emerson Lake & Palmer - In The Hot Seat 2. Asia - Asia 1. Colin Scot - Colin Scot HM - Triumvirat - A La Carte and also Russian Roulette Circus Maximus - Nine
Haha, you can tell it was late when I sent my list to Peter. It meant .COM, not Radiation!
Speaking as a 58-year-old classic rock/prog chick, I hated to see this episode end. Thoroughly enjoyed you guys!!!
Thanks Andi, love hearing that you enjoyed the show. Appreciate you tuning in.
@@ericporter344 Thanks!
We were at the Yes / Deep Purple show opening night at Hard Rock in Hollywood Fla! Both bands were outstanding!
There was no video for Yes on stage behind the band. The venue had two video boards at each side of the theater. The large screen on stage only displayed Deep Purple, that’s all. Must have been a technical glitch part of opening night issues.
The sound was great for both bands. The South Florida audience was very enthusiastic, like the Detroit and Toronto shows. As you all know, = 1 was recorded in Toronto near where the Toronto show took place.
Deep Purple was firing on all cylinders! The set list was perfect!! All the new songs fit right in and blended with all the classics! We especially liked Black Night part of the encore schtick with Simon having the audience participate singing along, it worked! So much FUN ! We loved it ! Great time had by all!😊
Gentlemen - Epic episode! Some might not enjoy a review of what you don't like rather than what you do like but, at least to me, it provides additional insight to the views and opinions of people whose opinions you do generally trust and follow. Special kudos to Luis for participating from the hospital and more special kudos to George for adding a level of the unexpected to this great episode. Luis was right when he said "This is perfect" after George made his first pick. Most importantly, it emphasizes the SoT mantra "We all hear things differently." Perhaps the best - or maybe the worst - result of the episode for me is it created a new commitment to track down and re-listen to some of the albums that could not be tolerated when bought upon release to see if I still have the same reaction. First on the list is the 1969 eponymous album by the group named The Flock. We'll see what happens from there. But again - special thanks to Luis, George, Ken, Eric, Steven, and Pete for such a highly entertaining and, in its own way, educational show. Great fun!
Thanks John, loved reading your feedback. That's the exact spirit and approach I hoped the viewers would take. We all here things differently, and it gives viewers a chance to hear where we are coming from a little bit more.
And honestly, having a few real belly laughs throughout the episode made it for me, an absolute blast. I really respect the opinions, whether I agree is not relevant, it was very interesting.
Thanks, as ever, for your support John. Always enjoy reading your thoughts and you 'got' this episode perfectly.
How can George not like “Epitaph” on In The Court? That’s such a great song.
@Chris Kozak yeah, Moonchild meanders too much, it is the weakest song on the album.
I lump Epitaph and the title track in the same mould mainly because of the haunting mellotron.
Epitaph is one of my all-time favorite tunes!!! A song so good someone used the name for a record company.
Moonchild is the worst song on it but the other tracks are so good it doesn't matter. Epitaph is one of the best songs ever!
Nothing beats the first KC Album. How can anyone involved in Prog don't like that? Very very strange
How did I miss this episode? Brilliant! Need to watch it again. I missed some portions, too busy laughing.
This was a blast! Definitely needs a Part 2.
I have been watching this channel for long and I have never laughed so much. Great show! Thanks for cheering me up. I needed it!
Thanks for watching Gianni, and for the kind words!
Catching up on my Sea of Tranquilities-Skimmed through this one again while binging. All I can say is...hilarious episode. Thanks Pete.
THIS SHOW IS/WAS EPIC. PART 2 MUST HAPPEN !
More of these! This is so funny and I love situations where humour just comes out of such considered and well-directed vitriol.
Thanks Paul, it really was a blast, and I agree, the humor was unforced, and reaction based. Glad you enjoyed it
What a fantastic group of knowledgeable individuals on such a great topic. Thank you gents and SOT🤘😎🤘
The best part of this so far is watching Pete laugh.
100% disagree with the choice of Crime of the Century but 100% understand. It’s one of my all time favorite albums but I’m only allowed to listen to it when I’m alone. My wife and daughter both can’t stand it. It just goes to show that everyone has different tastes and we all need to respect that. Great conversation and show!
Thanks for watching Ryan, and that's the truth!
You've completely caught the essence of what we were trying to do with this show there Ryan. Thanks for watching!
Ryan
Hopefully you share a few albums that you all love.
It's always a bummer when your loved ones literally forbid you from listening to some records but when you have a few you all love it more than makes up for it.
For me, "Crisis: What Crisis?" was their dud album.
I have a new favorite SOT video! :-) Gentlemen, I loved this. I loved it *so much* that I'm on my second full viewing of the complete video, lol! As much as I cherish most of the albums he chose, George had no mercy and took no prisoners, and I respect that! :-) Luis' relaxed, laid-back, cheery attitude about the *in-detail hating* (which was the point of the video, of course, hehe) of albums that he loves was great!
Thanks for watching!
Nasser: "The traditional YES fan will buy a dead cat as long as it has a YES logo on it." As a YES fan, I can say that it's probably true. HA!
Luis is spot on with that, thanks for watching Don
I’m guilty of that.
Is that dead cat cd already out yet? I have a bootleg of the dead cat but I'd love to get a pristine professional release, esp if S Wilson was involved.
@@docbobster - it's one of the cats from the Tales from Topographic Oceans cover...
@@RickNBacker If it was Topographic Oceans . . . you are seeing "Catfish" :p.
Easily the best UA-cam video I have seen. Ever! Love the contributions from all, especially messrs Golden, Pardo, Nasser and of course Lamie. Outstanding stuff all.
Thank you guys for your opinions and picks.
All the damn time.
🎤🎸🎵🎹🥁
Jeez, this was the most fun I've had in a while... Painfully funny at times... King Crimson! Really enjoyed a few of the videos over the last few days and learnt a lot too, heard some new music. Great stuff and great mix of guests across the shows... Thanks to you all.
This is my favorite episode yet. It's interesting to me that sharing your hatred for these beloved albums has a funny way of exposing your love for one another. In the end, that's what it's all about. You guys rock!
I've seen this episode dozens of times by now. I love metal, not so much prog, but I really enjoy watching In the Prog Seat. I really enjoy the cast, especially the guys in this episode. Thank you for the good moments/laughs and your music knowledge. Really good show!!!
Couldnt believe what you said about Asia...I actualy also took it off and threw it across the room!!!!!!
Great minds think alike!😁
The anticipation, thinking a wonderful feast of prog was about to hit the eardrums......and we were served mickey d's. Bland and pompous, hard to pull off.
The 2019 remix of "Momentary Lapse of Reason" actually sounds like a proper Pink Floyd album. The 80s sound is stripped back, Nick Mason adds his own drum parts to most of the songs, and Rick Wright's keyboard parts from live shows are mixed into the studio tracks. The song "Dogs of War" is actually listenable. A much better sound than the original release.
Now that is one I have to seek out and get.
Agreed - the remix is so much better than the original. It's still not Dark Side or anything but it's a much better listen.
I love Lapse Of Reason. Such beautiful songs. The guitar work is amazing and so heartfelt. If you ever have a break up listen to this album and the Division Bell. They'll catch and you'll never hear them the same way again. Both amazing gems in their own right.
A Plague of Lighthouse Keepers on you, George! Seriously, that was great fun and has lifted my spirits immeasurably. I wish I had seen it live.
Pawn Hearts is one of the great prog albums.
@@finylvinyl66 Pawn Hearts is amongst the definitive progressive rock albums. Amongst the definitive contemporary music albums, actually.
George was definitely the star of this show. His picks were spot on
Ngl when he picked "In A Silent Way" I had to stop watching for a minute. Imo that's a strong contender for the greatest fusion record ever. It was also clearly the sonic blueprint for a whole bunch of awesome 70s ECM records. And regarding Mclaughlin, the Miles records he was on, are for me his most enjoyable work, I'm not an expert of his discography but from what I've seen he became a bit of a shredder later in his career and that's not my cup of tea at all.
He went for the jugular on almost every one, but it's all opinions. Lol
@@ursula3438 I was primarily amused by this guy's picks but it felt weird hearing that one. I mean, you can say whatever you want about Supertramp but Miles was like the Pied Piper of modern jazz. He led and everyone else followed.
It’s all subjective opinion, we hear things differently.. George said that he didn’t like one Miles Davis album. I’m not really into jazz at all full stop.
Although I disagree with a few picks (The Final Cut being a big one) this is surely one of the most entertaining vids the team has done. Odd because I don't like "snarkyness" but really this isn't that. Much more about individual taste and I find that fascinating. That and George's total fearlessness in the face of an impending avalance of "WTF dude?" responses. Go team...
George Lamie is a legend.
For me, Luis 'nails it' when he says, "You can't hide song-writing." Along with Pete's own albums he hates, he did some ime ago .. it's interesting that the 'real' stuff comes out .. George is going for it .. Court of the Crimson King and Crime of the Century ... lol .. excellent. I love both albums .. but it's subjective and great fun.
This worked so well as each of you have earned the credibility from previous videos. Then we get to see how preferences work while still having respect. That works for me.
Then the humor and ribbing was hilarious.
My list
1) Yes - Heaven and Earth
2) Rush - Test for Echo
3) Pink Floyd - The Final Cut
4) Kansas - Freaks of Nature
5). ELP - In the Hot Seat
Peace and thanks for the laughs.
Thanks for watching, appreciate your observations.
:( . . .
2, 3 and especially 5 are favorites :p.
:( . . .
2, 3 and especially 5 are some of my favorites from each band :p.
You guys are great. I appreciate your knowledge and your candid views. I'm a huge prog rock fan and listening to your views on the worst prog rock albums, I couldn't agree more. Like Ken, my favourite prog rock band is ELP. To see this band go from what they were to what they became, was not just disappointing, it was tragic, for me anyway.
Thanks Stephen, glad you enjoyed the show
Pardon the pun but it’s “The Crime of the Century “ that this album by Supertramp was selected for the above category.
How can anyone not love “ Rudy” as well the rest of this amazing album that has no filler on it .
Most people will remember this album best for “ Dreamer “ and “ Bloody Well Right “.
THat's why it was a Crime for Dreamer and Bloody to have been on the album
Agreed. Discovered CotC and weed together in 1974 and have loved both since.
Love COTC. Other than Dreamer...which is annoying as hell, I love the album. Not a prog album in my eyes though
@@Olliemets If it’s not Prog , then what label would you put on it as it’s most certainly not Pop ?
@@christopherdavies3079 Tough to label categorize, which actually makes it great. Title track certainly very proggy to me. Bloody Well Right and School not so much. I seem to be in the minority on this, but its by far my favorite album from these guys.
Fun show guys, loved it!! George with the good strategy of picking well-regarded albums worked great. 💪😀
Back in the '70's, when I was in my teens, I was heavily into prog (and still am). In the '80's, I was sorely disappointed that most of my favorite prog bands had greatly altered and watered down their music--especially Genesis. (And yes, Asia really pissed me off.) Still, I managed to see a few of the bands live--Rennaissance, Yes, Genesis, Rush and Wishbone Ash--and they were all FANTASTIC! Probably because--in the concert hall or club--they had a "captive" audience and had the freedom to do what they loved.
OMG, this is great, best episode yet.
By the way Pete, when is the "hated prog albums that you love" show coming?
That's a great idea.
Fuck me, that's meta.
YES! GREAT idea! How about you make this happen, Pete?
Luis, you're a legend. Get better
Luis is a legend for sure! Thanks for watching
I must have missed it but why is he in the hospital? Either way he's still hitting it out of the park.
"it's the Stranglers being covered by the Beach Boys"... awesome show, boys! loved this one.
Thanks for watching Greg!
You say that as it's a bad thing.
Loved watching this, what a laugh. Inspired me to go and listen again to one of my favourite prog albums of all time................Pawn Hearts.
Thanks for watch David, glad you got a laugh from it, that was the spirit that was intended for this episode.
With Pawn Hearts, start with a big bongful before you judge...listen in silence and soak it all in.
Great show! You'd be surprised about how much interesting stuff that we come away with, from 'inverted' shows like these.
Very heartfelt and entertaining! Great to see some warm-hearted ribbing and just how respectful you guys are towards each other's opinions. Standing ovation for you all!
Thanks Alan, I love being on with these guys, they really know there stuff. Respect them all, and fun to hear their opinions. We all have albums that we just don't like, that others feel are classics
Under wraps is horrible and so is rest of a knave the worst Tull albums.
Stop showing the CDs show only theLPs.
What the hell is he showing at the eighteen minute bmark
Everyone seems to hate some dream theater albums.why botherentioningh them.
love the fact that when Pete is dissing Dream Theater, George's cat is cleaning it's arse!
Asher has no sense of decorum! :D
@@georgelamie7001
Like most cats! 🙀
I'm only 20 minutes in and George is crushing Pete's soul.
George is the best
Pete's face as the stinker albums are revealed is amazing 👏
Pete looks scared to ask George what's next. The reactions of the rest of the panel when George picked Crime of the Century are pure gold
I'm only up to George's first three picks and I think they are more true to what I assumed the show would be about - i.e. instead of picking obvious stinkers that most everyone considers stinkers, he picked albums that are rated highly.
George killed it last night, no softies
@@ericporter344 No Soft Machine!😀
@@andyshelton4889 George and I both agreed on that!
@@ericporter344 An obscure band you might like is the first album by Gilgamesh.
Yeah but those are not rated highly without a reason :D In the Court is like the essence of Prog. I will never understand a Prog fan arguing with that album being one of the best of its genre. :D
"This guy just should have been in therapy, and he shouldn't have made an album."
"Well that was his f**king therapy."
"Yeah, but why do I have to suffer."
I feel that way about everything Roger Waters ever did. He created his own genre of music... "whine rock".
Yeah, because criticising pro-war sentiments, consumerism and facism is whining. Get real.
I would say his awful vocals don’t help, ND. I’ve never got on with Roger’s vocals and much prefer it when Gilmour sang, or even Richard Wright/Syd Barrett.
I have always been a Floyd/David Gilmour fan. I found Roger whiny and self-indulgent and quickly tired of his perpetual bad mood. However, I saw Roger live just before COVID and the show was totally awesome. I am really sorry I never got to see the original lineup, but glad I did get to see Roger. It was a bombastic, over-the-top arena show, but musically satisfying as well.
Also:
"My father was in WW2, you don't see ME making an album!"
"But your father LIVED!"
"Yeah, and he wouldn't be caught dead listening to this shit."
Never watched Prog Seat before and may never again but this was awesome
Really enjoyable vlog, keep them coming, ready for the next show already.
I keep rewatching this episode !! its a stone cold classic - needs to have a part 2 !
"My father was in World War II. You don't see me making an album." Quote of the year.
Almost like Roger Waters was an artist in a band and Ken isn't. Funny, that... I like when Pink Floyd lyrics are actually about something and not, you know, relatable and profound things such as getting your pilots license.
This has really cheered me up this morning, wonderful stuff.
Great to hear a fellow Scot
Thanks David, so pleased you enjoyed it!
ELP coming off Black Moon in 92, I was expecting Hot Seat to be as good. That didn't happen. It finally came on vinyl last year, and I held my nose and got it, just for the completist in me
They should've called that album In The Hot Shit.
@@davidl570 exactly
Thank you guys for this wonderful break from reality. I needed this today.
Thanks for watching Brian
Our pleasure Brian!
Best SOT show so far.Congratulations to all the guys ...it was a pure delight.Please.make a part 2 show...You ll find plenty of albums that suck...for sure .Keep up the good work.dudes.Respect.
Thanks Ovidiu, much appreciated, and glad you enjoyed, definitely a fun episode
Thanks Ovidiu! I could def. come up with 5 more.
In a Silent Way really surprised me. The album is all about Tony Williams. Miles even stands a bit to the side to feature Tony. The drum patterns are rhythmic fractals. They are absolutely amazing.
Your comment about tony will make me listen again but i thought they could have used al foster or someone else. Tony's work around that time with sam rivers and herbie's solo records were brilliant. In a silent way seemed to be a train stop heading for the monumental bitches brew.
@@norbiudeako518i actually prefer in a silent way to bitches brew
has an extreme subtlety and by proxy peacefulness lacking in any of miles' other albums
usually he either just goes full throttle with energy or leaves you suspending until he does again for brief periods
he doesn't just usually leave you suspending for a full album though and i greatly appreciate he does do that on in a silent way
even kind of blue has more drive and explicit progression to it than in a silent way does
This was a hilarious watch, a lot of good humour can come from brutal honesty.
It was great fun with all of you and there is some bands that I can not get into as well ☺️
Can someone tell me...what exactly is so damned amazing about Amazing Blondel?
One of the best EVER!
Brilliant brilliant episode lads. Laughed a lot there. It's been mentioned already, but want to say SOT and esp these longer episodes have kept me relatively sane since the start of the pandemic and more recently definitely helped me cope with an unrelated health issue. Best wishes to Luis too, get better soon man. 😎
Thanks for watching Keith, glad to hear how much you enjoyed the episode and SOT.
My best wishes to you
@@ericporter344 thanks Eric! Keep up the good work 😆 about to watch the latest ITPS episode now 👌
@@keith.tdublin3268 Thanks Keith, much appreciated
Episode of the year👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻you’re great, guys!
Thanks Gianni, appreciate the compliment.
Rewatching this episode because I loved it
As I have said before Pink Floyd's 'The Final Cut' (1983)
Others:
Dream Theater- The Astonishing (2016)
Yes- Heaven and Earth (2014) (only two songs I like that's it)
GTR (1986)
ELP- In The Hot Seat (1994)
Marillion- Sounds That Can't Be Made (2012)
Peter Gabriel- Us (1992) ('Steam' is my favorite track)
Jethro Tull- Roots to Branches (1995)
The Moody Blues- December (2003)
P.S. I just tuned in, and saw Luis, I hope and wish him a healthy and speedy recovery
Us also has Digging in the Dirt which I really like.
I disagree about Dream Theater's album. They've never made a bad album. Maybe so so albums like that one and Falling into Infinity, but it's still FAR from crap.
@@espojespo5 since portnoy left all been boring and bland
Well good music can grate on you too....I've loads of pet hates based on my own preferences. I find the spirit of the singer ends up being actually really important to me for example...I've no idea why. It just is. And I just can't get into loving the singing style/tone/character of bands like Dream Theater very often....I have started to ease off that pet hate a little. I'm really enjoying Elder at the moment and they aren't a million miles away really...people have their own quirks I suppose🤷♂️
Great to see some NEARfest peeps! Get well soon, Luis!
This is a fantastic video and discussion. It provided much needed laughs! Wow George was really dropping some bombs.
Pete, I LOVE this episode. You guys are so fun. I almost feel like I'm sitting at the table with you. My buddies and I are kind of like this, but you guys were beyond hilarious (Love the flaming of Asia's first album). Love all that you do. Thanks so much! Keep it Up, Please : )
Thanks Doug.
I remember ELP "Works" tour was the first concert (in the Detroit area anyway) to charge DOUBLE DIGITS!!!! ($11!!!)
Never Mind that unlike most groups who bring in local orchestras each stop, ELP brought their own Orchestra/infrastructure.
Watching again, after yesterday's Pete/Luis reminder. Fuuuuuuuuuck...Greatest. Show. Ever. Absolutely hilarious... 😂😂😂
Thank you from Australia for the best fun I've had sitting down for a long while! The split screen made it look like the hospital had a wall of CDs...funny stuff and I love he way you all gave each other space ... Nurse! Nurse! (how about a female voice?)
Since a few weeks without a doubt my favourite show on SOT. A sublime combination between in depth analysis and a good laugh. Get better, Nasser.
Thanks for the compliment Gunter and for tuning in
Thank you sir. It's happening on a daily basis.
Great episode guys! I've never gotten Van Der Graaf so I found that one spot on. In The Hot Seat was dropped from Love Beach's ass for sure (and ELP is my favorite band) but to quote the classic line from the movie Christine: You Can't Polish A Turd! Another "classic" that has never clicked for me is Brave... there's a couple good songs in it (The Hollow Man kills) but I can't get into the whole concept - and I've tried several times. Cheers All!
Thanks for watching Brian, nice to have some support on the VDGG pick!
The final cut would have to be one of the most divisive albums in history. I love it, I also love ummagumma.
ITCOCK is ok but not brilliant, Red is better.
I love Ummagumma lol, one of my fondly remembered Floyd albums and own it twice on vinyl
The Court Of The Crimson King is not my favorite KC album but it is amazing and was groundbreaking at the time. I remember seeing that cover as a little boy. I just wondered what could be inside. Later I found out. An incredible musical book of stories. Surreal and wonderful.
Guys this was so funny.Some great picks.Brightened up my day.Thanks
Glad it made your day Oskar! Thanks for watching
Thank You very much!! That was really entertaining!!!
Thanks for watching Vincent, glad you enjoyed the show!
Luis made some really good points about the album "Under Wraps" and Ian Anderson. Is it classic Tull ? No. Is it a great Tull album ? No. But it is interesting music. Set these songs to different Instrumentation - guitar and flute - and the album doesn`t get dumped on. He`s right about Ian Anderson having a certain level of quality. It`s not my favorite Jethro Tull album and I get why people hate it, but the songs are a lot more interesting than most of what was being released around the same time period.
Thanks for watching Jeffrey, and I agree with Luis' take, that there are some good songs at the core. But the arrangements, production, lack of much Martin Barre and synth/drum sounds buried those songs in a pile of shit. Too much good Tull to spend time on Under Wraps for me.
Appreciate and respect your thoughts, and thanks for watching!
@@ericporter344 Yeah, I do get that, but Ian Anderson at his worst is still decent.
I agree with Luis. The Final Cut is great. Love the sax on Gunner's Dream.
I like that album. But is it really prog?
When people say they don’t like prog I wonder if they only mean 70s bands comprising men with beards and brown cardigans; playing jazz-influenced stuff and flutes prominent. There’s a heck of a lot of bands classed as prog rock, and many that sound completely different from each other.
Great album! It's definitely the "headphone" music, I should say.
Over the years 'The Final Cut' has grown in my estimation so much that it's now the Pink Floyd album I listen to the most. I think it has Roger Waters' most affecting lyrics and vocals. It's arguable how much one should consider it a band album, but I think it's an excellent one nevertheless.
"Two Suns In The Sunset" also has a great sax solo as its outro.
What a blast it was to participate and then watch this episode. Great fun, great group of people. I love hanging with these guys.
Luis is a trooper, best wishes to you brother for a speedy recovery.
Thanks everyone for watching.
I'm out of the loop, what happened to Luis? (Get better!)
I know, Luis calls me a legend for staying up late to talk music with a great group of people and have lots of fun doing so. Then he shows up from the hospital. He really is THE legend!
Can anyone answer why Luis is in the hospital?
@@shyshift Luis had brain surgery recently and is doing really well. He didn't want to miss taking part in the show, so he zoomed in from hospital. He is THE man!
@@TranquilityFireReid thanks Steven
Like your new 'do Pete. When I hit 50 I lost my lovely locks. It was time. But I do miss them.
Hilarious show.George SLAYS on this one. Luis, my best wishes of recovery!
Thanks for watching, Arnaud.
@@georgelamie7001 My pleasure!
I watched this when it first came out and I laughed a lot, I'm watching it now again and I'm laughing even harder now! This is so funny! One of the best Sea Of Tranquility shows ever!
There are SoT shows that I keep coming back to because of their funny moments. This is one of them 😂
Great show! Subscribing right now.
That said, I would rather listen to every album listed here before I ever suffer through Yes - Open Your Eyes ever again.
I posted too soon. Glad to see Open Your Eyes made the list! Total pile of crap.
This album ...man,very tough listen. Always ended up depressed after listening to this one
I loved watching this. Great chat, you're all such cool people !
George became legend after this video.
Asia , love that album . Each to his own
Good afternoon all,
This was by far my favorite ITPS episode! My compadres all poured it out truthfully and that’s what makes this a great show. Although both Anthony and I weren’t involved in the show, as you see were were both here in spirit. And a big kudos to you all and especially Señor Luis for being part of this panel despite his health challenges.
Here’s my list.
1. In The Wake of The Poseidon-King Crimson
2. The Wall-Pink Floyd
3. Nursery Cryme-Genesis
4. The Yes Album-Yes
5. 2112-Rush
You were missed Chuck, but we made sure to give both you and Anthony a name drop or two! I see you have some zingers in your top 5!
Sorry you weren't on the show Chuck. Especially with those choices!!
@@TranquilityFireReid Me too, Steven! Those spicy picks could have taken the heat off of me!
@@georgelamie7001 it might have been a close run thing!
Totally agree with 1. and 5.
Rick Wakeman - Myths and Legends of King Arthur.
Its like you can't take a guy wearing a cape seriously anymore.
Who says you're supposed to take him seriously?
I love that album. Not all heroes don't wear capes!