SDA Playlist

**crazyeyes** · 11-09-2006 06:41 PM

The Postal Service's album Give Up sounds great on my 2B's I have it on vinyl and it sounds amazing. The CD i haven't tried yet but i am sure it sounds good as well.

**Ricardo** · 11-13-2006 02:41 PM

Not sure if this was posted before....

Duke Ellington and his Orchestra - The Ellington Suites -20bit from pablo Records/Fantasy Jazz

UNBELIEVAVBLE soundstage; I keep turning left and right... :)

**StevieB** · 11-19-2006 02:26 PM

Great site!! My 2cents would be.... Dire Straits 1st but all sound good , Who are You : The Who , Supernatural :Santana , Brain Salad Surgery : ELP , Bridge Of Sighs : Robin Trower , Electric Ladyland : Jimi Hendrix , You and Me & Blues Deluxe : Joe Bonamassa

**hearingimpared** · 01-31-2007 02:29 PM

Emerson Lake & Palmer: "The Best of"

This is an incredible sounding CD on SDAs. The soundstage is absoutely huge and the 1.2 TLs simply disappear. Listening to this brought me back to the first ELP concert I attended 38 years ago in Philadelphia. The opening band was a little know group called, "Yes." I was about 13 years old then and needless to say that concert left a lasting impression on me.

Even if you don't like ELP or never even heard of them, this CD is worth every nickel and will blow you away.

**snow** · 01-31-2007 02:37 PM

Originally Posted by hearingimpared

Emerson Lake & Palmer: "The Best of"

This is an incredible sounding CD on SDAs. The soundstage is absoutely huge and the 1.2 TLs simply disappear. Listening to this brought me back to the first ELP concert I attended 38 years ago in Philadelphia. The opening band was a little know group called, "Yes." I was about 13 years old then and needless to say that concert left a lasting impression on me.

Even if you don't like ELP or never even heard of them, this CD is worth every nickel and will blow you away.

ELP brain surgery salad on DVDA is incredibile also REGARDS SNOW

**dorokusai** · 03-10-2007 08:47 PM

I forgot all about this thread until eeagle mentioned it in another thread, good eye :D

As if anyone didn't know...but...

Beck - Sea Change

and

The Secret Machines - Now Here is Nowhere

**Lasareath** · 04-26-2007 11:32 AM

Bob Marley and the Wailers - Positive Vibration - Rat Race, 38 seconds into the song, extreme SDA channel separation. Single vocal from one person in the extreme right, sounds very cool.

**mhw58** · 05-11-2007 08:07 PM

I just played Blow by Blow by Jeff Beck and was blown away by the SDA effects. VERY wide soundstage and great production by George Martin.
Try it out. Does anyone have the SACD of Blow by BLow and if so, how does it compare to the regular cd?
MIke

**ben62670** · 05-11-2007 08:11 PM

All of the best of Fleetwood Mac. "Tell me Lies" is phenomenal.

**dudeinaroom** · 05-11-2007 10:55 PM

Tell me lies is where it's at IMO.

**mhw58** · 05-12-2007 11:03 AM

Originally Posted by ben62670

All of the best of Fleetwood Mac. "Tell me Lies" is phenomenal.

Are you talking about the song 'Little Lies' by FM. I have a lot of Fleetwood mac cd's and I can't find a song called 'Tell me lies' on any of them. What best of cd are you referring to?
THanks, Mike

**Gary Batson** · 05-15-2007 12:19 PM

I put on James Taylor Live expecting a treat. All the music was between the speakers and the aplause were to the left of the left speaker and to the right of the right speaker. Like there were two groups of people on each side of the speakers. GOOD MUSIC, BAD SDA.

**hearingimpared** · 05-16-2007 10:21 PM

Originally Posted by Gary Batson

I put on James Taylor Live expecting a treat. All the music was between the speakers and the aplause were to the left of the left speaker and to the right of the right speaker. Like there were two groups of people on each side of the speakers. GOOD MUSIC, BAD SDA.

You sure about the mix being a good one? I have some great recordings but the engineering and mix were awful and the music was as you described. Usually my SDAs just blow me away with the sound staging.

**Gary Batson** · 05-17-2007 08:44 PM

No. I don't blame the speakers. Bad mix. I'm taking notes of some of the suggestions here. I thought I'd just point out a disapointing one.

**Gary Batson** · 05-17-2007 09:00 PM

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**BAD ASP** · 06-02-2007 03:08 PM

I grew up in the 60's and 70's and I love all rock and roll and blues. I was just relaxing and listening to the best of Roy Orbison and I gotta tell ya his vocal range is not diminished one bit by the big Polks. So my vote for this day and this hour is Roy Orbison.

**avguytx** · 06-14-2007 02:42 PM

I hate this thread....I keep going out looking for and spending more money on music! :D

Really, though...things like this open me up to more music than I used to listen to 20 years ago when my "blinders" were on. Now, it's a lot more eclectic than it used to be.

**hearingimpared** · 06-14-2007 04:01 PM

I'm of the opinion that hardware will never be an issue as far a shortages go, however, software, that is good music, recorded well on a good medium won't always be available. That is why I have a monthly budget slated just for the acquisition of music.

**ben62670** · 06-14-2007 04:08 PM

Led Zep Whole Lotta Love

**Janne** · 06-19-2007 10:46 AM

Sarah Brightman, Album Fly, Track When it rains in America. CNN honestly changes the forecast to thunderstorm, when I play that track.
Lindsey Buckingham, Album Out of the cradle.

**danger boy** · 06-19-2007 11:39 AM

Originally Posted by Janne

Sarah Brightman, Album Fly, Track When it rains in America. CNN honestly changes the forecast to thunderstorm, when I play that track.
Lindsey Buckingham, Album Out of the cradle.

Hmmm. I'm going to see Lindsey Buckingham in concert this Saturday. ;)

**Janne** · 06-19-2007 11:49 AM

Originally Posted by danger boy

Hmmm. I'm going to see Lindsey Buckingham in concert this Saturday. ;)

You are a lucky guy! Enjoy! :)

**heiney9** · 06-19-2007 12:24 PM

Art of Noise - Who's Afraid of......

Beat box
Moments in Love
Close to the Edit

are all excellent on SDA's.

Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers

Lots of great seperation on this cd

Yello - Flag
Yello - One Second
Depeche Mode - Violator
Jewel - This Way
The Who - Live at Leeds

H9

**Joe08867** · 08-03-2007 04:18 PM

Branford Marsalis,
Yes
Rush Moving Pictures and 2112
Led Zepplin Houses of the Holy
ELP
Thirty Eight Special, you can hear to distinct drumsets. Kinda cool
The Doors
The Who
VH Balance and there first album.

Been a while so I don't remember all the ones I loved on my SDA's.

**analog97** · 08-05-2007 07:12 PM

David Crosby- "If I could only remember my name"
Jennifer Warnes- "Famous blue raincoat"
Indio- "Big Harvest"
Leonard Cohen-"New skin for an old ceremony"
Red Rider-"Lunatic Fringe"
Nick Drake-"Five leaves later"

**nik_martinov** · 09-21-2007 07:56 PM

Paul Mauriat - Gold Collection - Sabre Dance, about 0:58 seconds into it the base drums start to really kick in and if you have the quick bass response and the 15" woofers, you will really enjoy yourself. Just make sure the wife is not home and crank it up a little.

**dagame27** · 09-29-2007 11:03 PM

The Doors
"Riders on the storm" from LA Woman, especially on the 180g vinyl

**hearingimpared** · 09-29-2007 11:55 PM

Originally Posted by dagame27

The Doors
"Riders on the storm" from LA Woman, especially on the 180g vinyl

Heeeeeyyy how'd you get that? I've been waiting for mine to come in. . .first they said September now they (Elusive Disc) are talking mid October!!!

**dagame27** · 09-30-2007 02:25 AM

of all things, I found a used copy (although it looked and sounds unplayed) at reckless records in Chicago. It's the 180g import version. I am looking forward to the upcoming doors heavy vinyl boxset, definitely on my list!

**george daniel** · 09-30-2007 04:54 AM

If you have it try,,some early Fleetwood Mac,"Albatross" with Peter Green on guitar,,,or Lindsey Buckingham's "Out of the cradle"

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