Thank you for that Sea of Tranquility Why We Do This show. My first show of Sea of Tranquility was the History of Whitesnake 6 years ago and I did a follow up with Pete and Chris Alo History of Black Sabbath 1& 2 shows. I have been a fan ever since. One of the great features of SOT is the fact that a lot of the Show members are professional Rock journalist. I’m going to break down what I like about each member. Pete Pardo just has a fantastic ability to sell wholeheartedly whatever he’s talking about with passion. I really appreciate Grant Arthur’s Grant's Rock Warehouse approach at the graphic level on his shows. It really shows, and he is the top visual designer of any of the members. Love Grant's attention to detail wanting to make your show look professional . The fact you care about production value and the end product. Like your producer has standards .Then I really like about Phil Aston his simple sets up the visuals where he’s on one side of the screen, and on his table he has a little stand, where he can put the physical media and you can see it really clearly without any glare, a real simple process, it looks great. Jamie Lazlo has designed a giant HD television behind his set, which holds logos and topics which really is a great unique design that I haven’t seen on anybody KZbin show. Pete and Ken Golden on the Professors Pic have really cleaned up the look of their presentation with the sea of Tranquility logo on right and the giant album covers where you can really appreciate the album artwork. and see what Ken is trying to sell. Martin is probably one of the experts on this type of music and it’s just an amazing guest always. Lair of the Alchemist. has good strong audio, but nothing fancy on the visual realm and once again holding up physical media style. Rob Asante and Chris Cans goes the extra digital mile visually on H.V.S. show. In the Prague Seat Show, Chad has a really nice presentation and George does the little digital thumbnail album covers which looks really good. but his camera seems to be out of focus and his framing seems to be really weird where there’s a lot of ceiling in his video. 80% of these podcast shows where people are holding up album covers or CDs. I understand it’s necessary when you’re doing a variety of pics, but a lot of them really do don’t do justice to the cover or the product due to glare .A solution like with where Phil sits to the left side of the screen and has a little rack on the right side of the screen that holds his physical media with no glare and then talks about while the viewer is looking at the physical media it just as a nice clean presentation instead of waving media art around . I’m in the live entertainment business Video Director, Designer for major rock bands. that’s why I’m so particular about visual presentations. Some simple blocking ,camera angles and lighting set up that are simple fixes could improve some visuals throughout Sea of Tranquillity shows. Thanks hope this is constructive criticism ,I am big fan of the channel.

Hello. Out Of Time is a great Stones song. But I prefer the version of Chris Farlowe.

This was great, thank you!

Great band 👌

I had the 45 of the Jonathan King song.

Thanks Grant I'm Here !!!!

Jonathan King's got "Cherry Cherry" (1970) - a classic. And The Cryan' Shames have some wonderful deep cuts & 3 great albums: their s/t, A Scratch In The Sky & Synthesis (1966-68)...I'll put in a plug here for The Pretty Things, a really (IMO) underrated band dating back to '63 with HUGE influence & possibly the first ever rock opera (SF Sorrow) - plus at least 13 excellent albums all the way up to 2015... How 'bout The Masked Marauders, the 60's version of Klaatu. Rumored to include Lennon/Jagger/McCartney/Dylan/George Harrison (but didn't include any of them), recorded a '69 album by an unknown group (with some ties to Country Joe & The Fish & the wonderful Grootna) as a Rolling Stone hoax/sendup of contemporary 'supergroups'. Not a bad album though once you get past the novelty tracks...Crazy Elephant (one s/t '69 album) was a groovy band. Some of my 60's fave albums on the lesser known side (by category): Not much prog/fusion yet but we have... After All - s/t Aphrodite's Child/It's Five O'Clock & End Of The World Byzantium The Fourth Way - s/t Nite People/P.M. Pesky Gee!/Exclamation Mark Plus/The Seven Deadly Sins Skin Alley - s/t Steamhammer/Reflection, MKII & s/t The West Coast Pop Art Experiment/Where's My Daddy, Volume 1/2/3 - great band! Wigwam/Hard 'N Horny Motown/R&B/Soul/Funk: Archie Bell & The Drells Black Merda Bobby Taylor & The Vancouvers Calvin Arnold Clarence Carter/This Is Clarence Carter & Testifyin' Cliff Bennett Duffy Power The Five Stairsteps The Hour Glass Howard Tate Ivy Jo Hunter J.J. Jackson James Carr The Loading Zone The Mauds Max Merritt & The Meteors The Shades Of Black Lightning Soul Survivors Psychedelic rock is of course the biggest category, just a few (this is only A-B, there are TONS): The Alan Bown Set Aorta - s/t Apple/An Apple A Day Apple Pie Motherhood Band/Apple Pie The Attack/About Time Banchee/Banchee & Thinkin' Bangor Flying Circus - s/t Beast - s/t The Birds Black Pearl - s/t Blackwood Apology/House Of Leather Bliss/Return To Bliss Blossom Toes/If Only For A Moment & We Are Ever So Clean Brain Police - s/t Brew/A Very Strange Brew The Bubble Puppy/A Gathering Of Promises Bulldog Breed/Made In England

My ranking: 1- Road to Ruin 2- Rocket to Russia 3- Ramones 4- Leave Home 5- Too Tough to Die 6- Pleasant Dreams 7- Animal Boy 8- Halfway to Sanity 9- Brain Drain 10- Subterranean Jungle 11- End of the Century 12- Mondo Bizarro 13- Adios Amigos 14- Acid Eaters

All the a**holes talking loudly over her intro... These people deserve to be expelled from the concert.

Great show Grant

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Grant: A lot of the Dave Clark Five albums are available on CD from Collector's Choice Music and Hip - O - Select. Some are on back order, but the US Hits CD and a couple of three LPs on 1 CD sets are available.

Love the Left Banke but I think Michael Brown's greatest work was with Stories - the first album and the second (except for Brother Louie) are records that I can listen to any time and on repeat. And don't sleep on the Beckies, his post Stories band.

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Streetheart was a great band !...from the prairies.

Listen to those sweet Vox tones.

Where did you get that Pete with Telecaster image?

I'm not a Zappa fan , but I'm watching to learn something and keep an open mind concerning his catalog. Thanks guys

Late to this episode, sadly. Had never heard of this band before but love the logo, and the cover art of the debut.

i loved dewdrops in the garden!

Myles wrote "You Won't Dance With Me" when he was a teenager in the 60's.

I have loved April Wine since I was 12 in 74......Myles RIP.

Hi, Guys, LOVED Grant's question, WHAT IF "Infinity" were Deee-lite's debut album.

Maceo pronounced MAY-see-oh. Let's not forget, Brand New Heavies; Soul II Soul; Lisa Stansfield, Urban Dance Squad, The Prodigy, & Fat Boy Slim?

1. Slippery When Wet - Bon Jovi 2. Band On The Run - Paul McCartney and Wings 3. Pyromania - Def Leppard 4. War - U2 5. Electric - The Cult

The Yes Album Genesis:Nursery Cryme Emerson Lake and Palmer:Trilogy

Had a great time in chat. A great third album I've been listening to a ton is Evildead - United States Of Anarchy (2020). Killer Thrash Metal. Evildead's second album The Underworld came out in 1991 so there was an almost 30 year gap between studio albums. Evildead are as consistent as it gets and everything they've released is worth owning. They just put out their fourth studio album Toxic Grace back in May 2024 and it rules.🤘

Love this album. I give it a 10/10.

Springsteen born to run