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The Professor’s Picks: New Prog, Fusion, and Metal Releases for January 17, 2025

Sea of Tranquility | March 20, 2026



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  1. @seaoftranquilityprog

    March 20, 2026 at 11:03 am

    PREORDER

    Sometime In February – Where Mountains Hide (CD/Vinyl) March 21, 2025
    Tiktaalika – Gods Of Pangea (CD/Vinyl) March 14, 2025

    RESTOCK

    Kenso – An Old Warrior Shook The Sun
    Oddleaf – When Idea And Denial Collide
    PTF – Ambiguous Fragile Sign
    Weather Report – Live In Berlin 1971
    Miroslav Vitous – Purple

    CDs

    Steve Hackett – Live Magic At Trading Boundaries
    Hawkwind – Live At The Royal Albert Hall (3CD Box Set)
    Antony Kalugin – Constellations
    Karfagen – Mysterious Forest – The Working Tapes
    Magnum – Live At KK’s Steel Mill

    VINYL

    Gnidrolog – Lady Lake (Yellow Vinyl)
    Steve Hackett – Live Magic At Trading Boundaries (2LP Black or Lilac Vinyl)
    Placebo – Placebo

    CHEAP SHIT

    Anthrax – For All Kings
    Beck/Santana/Lukather – Live In Kariuszawa, Japan (2CD)
    Dungen – Allas Sak
    Genesis – Knebworth 1978 Full Concert (2CD)
    Lacuna Coil – Live From The Apocalypse (CD/DVD)
    David Longdon – Door One
    Patrick Moraz – Patrick Moraz
    Patrick Moraz/Syrinx – Coexistence
    Supersilent – Supersilent 14
    Steve Vai – The Story Of LIght
    Weather Report – Live In Austria ’71

    FREE SHIT

    Hour Of The Shipwreck – The Hour Is Upon Us

    PUT IN THE CUSTOMER NOTES ā€œCHECK IT BEFORE YOU WRECK ITā€

  2. @johnmagdaleno4643

    March 20, 2026 at 11:03 am

    As far as ECM goes my dive into the label started with the Keith Jarrett-Gary Peacock (RIP)-Jack DeJohnette Standards Trio 20-plus years ago. Buying CDs and then their DVDs after checking out more acoustic jazz after listening to lots of classic 70s fusion this piano-acoustic bass-drums trio really touched my sweet spot whether it was their swinging fun material to soft ballads or movement into free territory they appealed to me greatly. I think I have all they have done including that big box set of Live at the Blue Note 6-disc set. ECM has a general reputation to release softer exploratory European jazz but have harder American-styled stuff here and there. My favorite jazz styles are generally free (but not too far "out") and hard bop and post-bop. Most anything mid 1950s to the late 1960s as my Blue Note CD collection amongst others can attest to. Currently in the disc player from ECM is Vijay Iyer-Linda May Han Oh- Tyshawn Sorey piano trio.

  3. @johnmagdaleno4643

    March 20, 2026 at 11:03 am

    That Tiktaalika album cover looks SO Roadrunner/Roadracer/RC Records from 1989-'90. Loved the first so have to get this one. I was almost unaware of Haken until I saw coverage of them on this SOT Youtube channel a couple of years ago. Great resource for bands I missed or unaware of, only wish I had more money. šŸ˜€

  4. @johnmichaelwilliams6694

    March 20, 2026 at 11:03 am

    Hated to miss the premiere of the episode but this is a show that is regularly enjoyed though it seems to sometimes put a strain on the music budget. Thanks once again to the Professor and Pete for an enjoyable episode. Now to go listen to some albums discussed.

  5. @tonyhonour665

    March 20, 2026 at 11:03 am

    I bought the first Tiktalika (spšŸ˜…) album a couple of years ago and really like it. It will be interesting to see how different, if at all, this new effort is.

  6. @donaldanderson6604

    March 20, 2026 at 11:03 am

    I'm listening to the Hackett live album. Great choice of acoustic pieces from one of the very few rock players who should be allowed anywhere near a classical guitar. Really well-recorded and the playing is impeccable. Any album with John Hackett guesting has got to be good. If you like Steve's "quieter" stuff this is for you.

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