Of course, you have a beautiful dog with heterochromia - "Bowie eyes". I thought I had a lot of CD's but your collection is AMAZING! Thanks for sharing Mr. Pardo.
It's so great. Early Doobie Brothers before the 1st album would love to hear and own. Hard to find in searches I have done. Golden Earring early records are fantastic and love them of all and all that I have heard and selections to enjoy I have off the web. Govt Mule Dark Side Of The Mule Super Deluxe would like to get. Jimi Hendrix really nice stuff!!!🎸 I have a host of Hendrix just not near like that but been a fan since 67. Got my collectibles of his rare live and such. And host of studio. And I could go on with the amazing cds Pete that have gotten that I see that he has. So love the content. And well it is nice that we can share what we have and love about music that bonds people together even if we have differing opinions we can enjoy discussing civil like and get along very well with integrity and be peaceful. Which is what I like with good people that do that here, Be waiting for next part Pete as well as everyone else. Thanks and Take Care. Cheers!👍
Thank you, Pete for showing more of your CD collection !! All the damn time. I really enjoyed this !! Looking forward to the next video. 🎤🎸🎵🎹🥁 Life is better with music.
Faces were aces! So loose and rockin', perfect drinking, kick out the jams, music! And the band had only one rule - never be sober. People should never forget the amazing voice of young Rod Stewart, the grit and gravel in his vocals elevated anything he did to elite level! Some folks like Faces over the Stones, they were that good! Great mention!
Very impressive A through I collection. 👍 I indeed have some catching up to do. lol The last time I did inventory of my cd collection was February 2002. I was at about 935 cds.
Exactly! Was wondering: would the moment come at any point during this series when he zooms in on the very spot where just about all of the action takes place? I got my answer at the end of the video. Excellent!
Pete we can't wait to to see your Gun "N' Roses Motley Crue and Poison CD collections lol.😂I love your TH-cam channel just wanted to bring some smiles and laughs to people.Keep up the awesome work that you do for us the fans.
Super interesting to continue going through this more than complete collection of the best bands. There is not only quantity but, and most importantly, quality content.
Very impressive collection. Of those, the most essential and important to me are: Dire Straits - Alchemy Live Dream Theater - Images & Words Echolyn - As the World Eloy - Metromania Fish - Sunsets on Empire Genesis - Foxtrot Helloween - Keeper of the 7 Keys IQ - The Seventh House.
I always though the Rick Derringer Live was one of those live albums that put the artist over the top. At about the time of that album he opened for Zep and many said, "blew them off the stage". ...Oakland "Day on the Green" 1977..
Derringer Live puts Rick in his element, just spraying out burnin' solo after solo, with sick tone and clever riffs....I knew he was a great player, but NOT this good! Rick is one of those guitarists who never plays a bum note, his sense of rock/blues history is a constant in his playing, always melodic and well put together🎸🎸🎸. He and Edgar Winter (and Johnny) were quite a team! Great post!
Probably my first real intro into Derringer when I heard some of these lie tracks on radio. Then had to investigate further of course! Great session guy too (Steely Dan/Donald Fagen, Edgar Winter, Alice Cooper, Johnny Winter etc). Derringer, Bogert & Appice was an interesting band but short-lived
Nice to see you have the Buckingham Nicks album ...great album and sadly underrated.Totally agree on Minstrel in the gallery ,my fave too..You should have hidden the Genesis Invisible Touch album though.
Gimmie an "E"...gimmie a bouncy E. -Jackie Rogers, Jr. (if he was on Wheel of Fortune) Pete, that's the largest "E" section I've seen. Very nice, and filled with good stuff, esp. ELO, ELP & my personal fave: ELOY ---> Sublime! ⚡ P.s. your dog (is it Tallah?) is beautiful! I'm a Pittie man, but I love Huskies too. Great how she was "talking" to you! Heh. * Our Betty does a lot of that. Wants to talk so badly.
Goodness, not so much a bedroom or, possibly, another room in the house….it is more like a well stocked shop! Mick Taylor….Peter Green….Rory Gallagher - Britain’s three greatest rock guitarists. Incidentally, the dog - he or she - is a beauty.
Hey Pete. I just want to thank you for reminding me about the incredible Les Dudek. His first four albums are essential IMHO. Not to mention his session work. Anyway, love your channel!
Nice collection there, we share the same discographies, Eloy, Dream Theater ELP, Grand Funk, Helloween and many more. As you said I have to keep half of my cds in a storage room. Now the early recordings of the Doobie Brothers were released by a Greek Newspaper in a series of Legends of Rock. They did so with many classic rock bands. We can find them in second hand stores here in Athens for 1 or 2 dollars.
Greetings from Poland :) Great great collection :) congratulations! I need to show my wife so she'll stop thinking I'm the last person buying cds and vinyls :) :) During your presentation, I saw the AudioFidelity releases (Heart and something else) - they're pretty much the few remasters you could buy without risk - great sound quality, although damn expensive in my country (unfortunately I'm an audiophile so usually the first cd releases are my holy grail - to hell with bonuses). And by the way - I really like (love?) your channel and these chats about music. I just have to be honest that I often don't understand what your guests or co-hosts are saying. As if in English, and as if not in English... ;) :) :)
All else of my live Grateful Dead was tapes, with exception gifted a 2/13,14/70 Fillmore East bootleg album which I lost in '91. Just now learning that deceased spaceman in the sand on it is from Ian Gillan's Future Shock. Swingin' Pig Records even booted part of the album cover let alone the music!
Hi Pete, greetings from Melbourne, Australia.. that Doobie Bros. Early Recordings you showed and mentioned, is Greek( not Russian).. and has Greek writing on the cover.. great show!
The Doobie Brothers Compilation is a greek one and it was given away with a newspaper(!) somewhere in 1996 even if that sounds crazy to you. It was properly licensed from San Juan Music Group - so technically not a bootleg - that had the rights for this material. Fnac Music did the same thing a little earlier in France (1993ish) but the French version does not include "Song To J.C.". Only the greek version has that one.
Pete's taste is very different than mine, I´m more like an alternative rock, post punk guy so favorite D bands would be Devo and the Damned and my E of course has all the Echo and the Bunnymen but still I have like 3 Dream Theater CDS and 3 Epica's, all the first few Dio albums on LP as well as most Doors, ELO and ELP. So there is some overlap. Pete's collection is very complete on prog metal and trash, I like that. Would love to have more stuff like that on LP myself.
😮oh boy this gigantic collection is getting more and more interesting 🧐 There are some CDs 💿 I have in my collection like Dust and Gun and some of the groups I’m familiar with are just compilation,some rock groups I don’t know from a hole in the wall.Some music 🎶 I have yet to discover!
Check also Groundhog Night - Groundhogs Live with some Killer-Tracks live at Marguee Club, London on April 21st, 1993. For me their best live album or better to say by Tony McPhee
Your CD collection are amazing. Do you use an app to keep tabs on what physical media you own? I try & go by memory when it comes to buying blu rays but sometimes I do buy a movie not realising that I already own the film.
me, I rip my CDs, throw on the lyrics when I can, and I wrote a quick/simple python script to munch down the folders and spit out the artist name, cd, and song (not bragging, it's not that hard! my music collection is like M:\\\song.mp3. plus I copy it to my phone as well, got a 1T memory card, but sadly, new phones won't support external memory anymore, so when my current phone dies, I'll be SOL...
Pete: Have you heard of the trio Flint from Flint, Michigan (Grand Funk Railroad members minus Mark Farner) album from late 1978?? It is on Wounded Bird CD & on Apple iTunes. They do the remakes of The Supremes 1965 song "Back In My Arms Again" & The Yardbirds 1965 song "For Your Love".
your collection is awesome I have a massive one also but mine is all digital because I don't have the space so many boxsets and albums i have well over 2000 your chanel is the best on youtube u have putting me onto so much Kansas styx poem of the more extreme metal liek death
The Doobie Brothers demos collection is a Greek pressing not a Russian one, but anyways, what a spectacular collection you have, I envy this. Rock on! Love from Greece
These videos are awesome. 👍 🎸 While conceding Pete could easily have the rest stored elsewhere, I was slightly surprised George Harrison didn't occupy more shelf space.
Some rare gems in there Pete, people don't seem to realise the value of some of these albums that are no longer in print or seriously hard to find on the second hand market, one band in particular being Fanny which are rare as hens teeth or crazily over priced, do you own any of their albums ?
The doobie brothers which u said has some demos -the yellow one -in the top there are some words in Greek -saying legends of rock -it must b a Greek edition
So nice to see your dog. Very gorgeous, always good hearing him add his voice to the shows ! Love SOT 🎶👍
The highlight of the videos was to see your dog. Absolutely awesome.
Pete this is a great series , some fantastic music there , I would love to have a rummage !!
Your channel has to be the best channel I've subscribed to, just so damned interesting, and just what us music nerds crave. Look forward to part 3
Of course, you have a beautiful dog with heterochromia - "Bowie eyes". I thought I had a lot of CD's but your collection is AMAZING! Thanks for sharing Mr. Pardo.
Beautiful dog ! The Rory Gallagher, Golden Earring and Eloy are standouts in this outstanding collection. Salute!
Your combo of Prog and Guitar Rock is unbeatable.
It's so great. Early Doobie Brothers before the 1st album would love to hear and own. Hard to find in searches I have done. Golden Earring early records are fantastic and love them of all and all that I have heard and selections to enjoy I have off the web. Govt Mule Dark Side Of The Mule Super Deluxe would like to get. Jimi Hendrix really nice stuff!!!🎸 I have a host of Hendrix just not near like that but been a fan since 67. Got my collectibles of his rare live and such. And host of studio. And I could go on with the amazing cds Pete that have gotten that I see that he has. So love the content. And well it is nice that we can share what we have and love about music that bonds people together even if we have differing opinions we can enjoy discussing civil like and get along very well with integrity and be peaceful. Which is what I like with good people that do that here, Be waiting for next part Pete as well as everyone else. Thanks and Take Care. Cheers!👍
Thank you, Pete for showing more of your CD collection !!
All the damn time.
I really enjoyed this !! Looking forward to the next video.
🎤🎸🎵🎹🥁
Life is better with music.
You need to do more of these kind of things. I love stuff like this I'll watch it all night.
I love how the Gillan albums form a picture of Ian Gillan on the side!
The first time I tuned in back in 2020, I thought it was Neil Diamond's "Heartlight" album.
Just proves that CDs are just so much more practical than records, way easier to find what your after by seeing the spine
Though, when tightly packed, difficult to remove from shelving.
Great video, Pete. Nice seeing 'the cockpit' from your viewpoint too! Thanks for all you do.
I'm eager to see next part, so we'll be in awe with your impressive Magma collection.
The rock and roll equivalent of the Great Library of Alexandria. Truly awe-inspiring collection there Pete.
Appreciate that you are pulling some of your favorite CD’s and talking about them. Cant wait for the future parts.
Pete, glad to see you have all those Faces CDs, they were one of my favorite bands in the early 70s.
Faces were aces! So loose and rockin', perfect drinking, kick out the jams, music! And the band had only one rule - never be sober. People should never forget the amazing voice of young Rod Stewart, the grit and gravel in his vocals elevated anything he did to elite level! Some folks like Faces over the Stones, they were that good! Great mention!
*Immediately fast forwards to find his Hawkwind collection*
Very impressive A through I collection. 👍
I indeed have some catching up to do. lol
The last time I did inventory of my cd
collection was February 2002. I was at about
935 cds.
I believe Pete said previously he'd got like 15 thousand or so!
Lots of catching up to do for me. lol
Holy shit, seeing the other side aka ‘the command centre’ and Pete’s desk was unreal! Never thought we’d see the day hahaha
Exactly! Was wondering: would the moment come at any point during this series when he zooms in on the very spot where just about all of the action takes place? I got my answer at the end of the video. Excellent!
Beautiful beautiful dog there
Love those Gillan albums with his face on the sides. When I saw them I bought them immediately!!! So cool!!
one of my fave bands,...especially the J.Gers era
@@chriswoosley1697 I love any era of Gillan but I preferred the Bernie Torme' era. I thought Janick Gers just wanted to be another Ritchie Blackmore.
Glad your doggie finally did a face reveal, Pete! Beautiful furball. Really enjoying these types of vids! Hell of a collection.
Tala has appeared on quite a few episodes actually.
@@seaoftranquilityprog Okay, cool! Must've missed 'em. Whoops!
What a collection!
Pete we can't wait to to see your Gun "N' Roses Motley Crue and Poison CD collections lol.😂I love your TH-cam channel just wanted to bring some smiles and laughs to people.Keep up the awesome work that you do for us the fans.
Excellent Pete. Thanks for showing, what a collection
Detective! Underrated band. Have both and love em!
Lovely dog
Great to finally see the Command Center Pete!!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Super interesting to continue going through this more than complete collection of the best bands.
There is not only quantity but, and most importantly, quality content.
Perfect I like seeing your collection, it gives me ideas for my own eh. Thank you Pete for showing us, all the best this year now buddy
So dang impressive, good stuff in every crevice! Thanks Pete.
Very impressive collection. Of those, the most essential and important to me are:
Dire Straits - Alchemy Live
Dream Theater - Images & Words
Echolyn - As the World
Eloy - Metromania
Fish - Sunsets on Empire
Genesis - Foxtrot
Helloween - Keeper of the 7 Keys
IQ - The Seventh House.
There's some really cool CD's here Pete; lots of great metal and prog albums in your collection.
Great show Pete! I remember spotting that Barry Goudreau album the first time I tuned in.
Fascinating stuff. Thanks Pete for this
Jeromino and Groundhogs are two that stand out that I must explore. 😮🎉
Nice collection and nice dog😄👍
I always though the Rick Derringer Live was one of those live albums that put the artist over the top. At about the time of that album he opened for Zep and many said, "blew them off the stage". ...Oakland "Day on the Green" 1977..
Derringer Live puts Rick in his element, just spraying out burnin' solo after solo, with sick tone and clever riffs....I knew he was a great player, but NOT this good! Rick is one of those guitarists who never plays a bum note, his sense of rock/blues history is a constant in his playing, always melodic and well put together🎸🎸🎸. He and Edgar Winter (and Johnny) were quite a team! Great post!
Probably my first real intro into Derringer when I heard some of these lie tracks on radio. Then had to investigate further of course! Great session guy too (Steely Dan/Donald Fagen, Edgar Winter, Alice Cooper, Johnny Winter etc). Derringer, Bogert & Appice was an interesting band but short-lived
Vinny!
Much enjoyed. PETE. Super cool. Take this cd tour over a free tour of universal studios 👍💯
I hope you have space for those 42 cds you have to buy from that one band
@@chrisflood9205 / lol. Love it 👍💯
Nice to see you have the Buckingham Nicks album ...great album and sadly underrated.Totally agree on Minstrel in the gallery ,my fave too..You should have hidden the Genesis Invisible Touch album though.
Gimmie an "E"...gimmie a bouncy E.
-Jackie Rogers, Jr. (if he was on Wheel of Fortune)
Pete, that's the largest "E" section I've seen. Very nice, and filled with good stuff, esp. ELO, ELP & my personal fave:
ELOY ---> Sublime!
⚡
P.s. your dog (is it Tallah?) is beautiful! I'm a Pittie man, but I love Huskies too. Great how she was "talking" to you! Heh. * Our Betty does a lot of that. Wants to talk so badly.
Goodness, not so much a bedroom or, possibly, another room in the house….it is more like a well stocked shop! Mick Taylor….Peter Green….Rory Gallagher - Britain’s three greatest rock guitarists. Incidentally, the dog - he or she - is a beauty.
a collection tour and bonus dog content, perfect.
Hi Pete. This is really cool. Thanks for sharing.
I see the Testament 5 cd package. I love the great value in those non frill Original Album Series. One pet peeve are paper cd covers
Hey Pete. I just want to thank you for reminding me about the incredible Les Dudek. His first four albums are essential IMHO. Not to mention his session work. Anyway, love your channel!
Demon ….what a band . The first two albums were awesome 👍
Thanks, Pete!
Nice collection there, we share the same discographies, Eloy, Dream Theater ELP, Grand Funk, Helloween and many more. As you said I have to keep half of my cds in a storage room. Now the early recordings of the Doobie Brothers were released by a Greek Newspaper in a series of Legends of Rock. They did so with many classic rock bands. We can find them in second hand stores here in Athens for 1 or 2 dollars.
Adorable dog
Greetings from Poland :) Great great collection :) congratulations! I need to show my wife so she'll stop thinking I'm the last person buying cds and vinyls :) :)
During your presentation, I saw the AudioFidelity releases (Heart and something else) - they're pretty much the few remasters you could buy without risk - great sound quality, although damn expensive in my country (unfortunately I'm an audiophile so usually the first cd releases are my holy grail - to hell with bonuses). And by the way - I really like (love?) your channel and these chats about music. I just have to be honest that I often don't understand what your guests or co-hosts are saying. As if in English, and as if not in English... ;) :) :)
The one thing about cd's is you can stack them up in any direction. Records you risk them being warped if you stack them on top of each other.
All else of my live Grateful Dead was tapes, with exception gifted a 2/13,14/70 Fillmore East bootleg album which I lost in '91. Just now learning that deceased spaceman in the sand on it is from Ian Gillan's Future Shock. Swingin' Pig Records even booted part of the album cover let alone the music!
your dogs are so cute. that one show with friday morning with Martin where she slowly snuck up on you still makes me laugh
Good stuff Pete, thank you.
My favorite thing I've noticed so far is the absence of "Calling All Stations."
I do not own it!
Hi Pete, greetings from Melbourne, Australia.. that Doobie Bros. Early Recordings you showed and mentioned, is Greek( not Russian).. and has Greek writing on the cover.. great show!
The Doobie Brothers Compilation is a greek one and it was given away with a newspaper(!) somewhere in 1996 even if that sounds crazy to you. It was properly licensed from San Juan Music Group - so technically not a bootleg - that had the rights for this material. Fnac Music did the same thing a little earlier in France (1993ish) but the French version does not include "Song To J.C.". Only the greek version has that one.
Νίκο το έχω κι εγώ αυτό το cd.Απορώ πως βρέθηκε εκεί!!
Such an awesome collection,thanks for sharing.
Thanks for showing off your collection Pete, amazing. I've clearly run out of space though.
and Dust! with Ramone playing some good drums...
Helix (from Canada), Heaven (from Australia), and Holland (from Chicago) are some great bands starting with the letter 'H' to consider.
Astonishing!! 🙂🙂
Great video. What a collection of music. When do you have time to listen to it?
Love this Pete! Also wicked cool to see the command center! Keep them coming!
Love these, so fun.
Pete's taste is very different than mine, I´m more like an alternative rock, post punk guy so favorite D bands would be Devo and the Damned and my E of course has all the Echo and the Bunnymen but still I have like 3 Dream Theater CDS and 3 Epica's, all the first few Dio albums on LP as well as most Doors, ELO and ELP. So there is some overlap. Pete's collection is very complete on prog metal and trash, I like that. Would love to have more stuff like that on LP myself.
😮oh boy this gigantic collection is getting more and more interesting 🧐 There are some CDs 💿 I have in my collection like Dust and Gun and some of the groups I’m familiar with are just compilation,some rock groups I don’t know from a hole in the wall.Some music 🎶 I have yet to discover!
It's the albums that are not there that makes it a great collection
Wow...the groundhogs hoggin the stage live is one the heaviest blues rock lps I have ever heard. Totally underrated band
Check also Groundhog Night - Groundhogs Live with some Killer-Tracks live at Marguee Club, London on April 21st, 1993. For me their best live album or better to say by Tony McPhee
Your CD collection are amazing. Do you use an app to keep tabs on what physical media you own?
I try & go by memory when it comes to buying blu rays but sometimes I do buy a movie not realising that I already own the film.
me, I rip my CDs, throw on the lyrics when I can, and I wrote a quick/simple python script to munch down the folders and spit out the artist name, cd, and song (not bragging, it's not that hard! my music collection is like M:\\\song.mp3. plus I copy it to my phone as well, got a 1T memory card, but sadly, new phones won't support external memory anymore, so when my current phone dies, I'll be SOL...
thanks Pete
Nice cd collection😀👍
The Doobie Brothers bootleg is from Greece 👍👍
It really is nice to see this. Watch this'll be one of his most popular video series.
Not exactly a daring prediction there, after Part 1 already at 21K
Excellent series, Pete. I thought I had a lot at 3,500. You probably have 5 times that amount. So cool to see your collection.
Pete: Have you heard of the trio Flint from Flint, Michigan (Grand Funk Railroad members minus Mark Farner) album from late 1978?? It is on Wounded Bird CD & on Apple iTunes. They do the remakes of The Supremes 1965 song "Back In My Arms Again" & The Yardbirds 1965 song "For Your Love".
Eloy ....one of my favorites. Up there with Nektar
Now I know who the other person was who bought Buck Dharma's solo album! I used to own that bad boy on vinyl! :D
I bought it too because it had Neal smith and Dennis dunaway on it
Craig MacGregor (Rest In Peace) from Foghat plays on Buck Dharma's solo album.
Cool again Pete. Looks like I'm missing the first 2 from.the Gillian albums that make up his face. What is the 1st one before Live at Buddakon?
your collection is awesome I have a massive one also but mine is all digital because I don't have the space so many boxsets and albums i have well over 2000 your chanel is the best on youtube u have putting me onto so much Kansas styx poem of the more extreme metal liek death
The Doobie Brothers demos collection is a Greek pressing not a Russian one, but anyways, what a spectacular collection you have, I envy this. Rock on!
Love from Greece
Demon's first album is killer!!!!
I prefer "The Unexpected Guest" myself. But both are great.
@@independenceltd. , that album is good, but that first album is my fave!
@@independenceltd. The Unexpected Guest is my favorite Also.I like The Plague very much but different style.
I agree. My fav of them.
I was a fan in my college years, but somewhere, I lost the cd's, very hard to find new anymore! plus, I kinda forgot about them (my bad)
Sick Thanos figure next to the command center Pete!
As always, very cool tour O the shelves. Looking forward to next week s show......
VERY COOL!!!
These videos are awesome. 👍 🎸
While conceding Pete could easily have the rest stored elsewhere, I was slightly surprised George Harrison didn't occupy more shelf space.
That’s the only one of his I really like.
Do you have the three Hybrid Ice cd's? Very cool, proggy AOR/Melodic Rock stuff I just recently discovered.
Hi,Pete!An amazing collection!Just like mine......😀
Some rare gems in there Pete, people don't seem to realise the value of some of these albums that are no longer in print or seriously hard to find on the second hand market, one band in particular being Fanny which are rare as hens teeth or crazily over priced, do you own any of their albums ?
The doobie brothers which u said has some demos -the yellow one -in the top there are some words in Greek -saying legends of rock -it must b a Greek edition
You're right. It came as a free supplement with a Greek newspaper years ago.
I love your cd collections!!!
Euclid is actually from the Maine/ Massachusetts area
Very cool.
good stuff! need to pick up Eloy, I know of them, but never heard them. and nice to let us know we've been pronouncing Rory's last name wrong!
So mutch CD`s wow
Hopefully we'll see the movie collection in one of these parts.
Since you had your shelves custom made, why were they made deeper and taller than needed for a row of CDs?
LOVE THIS!
Love the tour Pete. How is the sound quality on that ELP Transmission Impossible set. I got the Alice Cooper set and it was a mixed bag.
It's ok...nothing spectacular. You basically know what you are getting with those.
@@peterpardo7563 Thanks Pete!