Have not given this cosiderable thought,but here are a few that come to mind.Not in any particular order.
1.Roxy Music--Avalon
2.Tracey Chapmen--Revolution
3.Stan Ridgway--Anatomy(anything he's done really)
4.Pink Floyds--Darkside(remasterd)
5.Roger Water's--Amused to Death(recorded in Qsound)
6.The Clash--Combat Rock(Remasterd)
7.Steely Dan--The Steely Dan Story(best remasterd songs of 70's)
8.The Who--Who's Next
9.The Clash--Hits CD of Instramental stuff mostly
10.Carpenter's--Hits
Roger Water's "Amused to Death"is probably the best CD of all for testing soundstageing.Whenever I insert a new piece of equiptment or cable it's the one CD I reach for.Ridgway is great for detailing instraments.Tracey Chapman is good for Female vocal's besides the Carpenter's whom I saw when I was young and my ears where much better.
1.Roxy Music--Avalon
2.Tracey Chapmen--Revolution
3.Stan Ridgway--Anatomy(anything he's done really)
4.Pink Floyds--Darkside(remasterd)
5.Roger Water's--Amused to Death(recorded in Qsound)
6.The Clash--Combat Rock(Remasterd)
7.Steely Dan--The Steely Dan Story(best remasterd songs of 70's)
8.The Who--Who's Next
9.The Clash--Hits CD of Instramental stuff mostly
10.Carpenter's--Hits
Roger Water's "Amused to Death"is probably the best CD of all for testing soundstageing.Whenever I insert a new piece of equiptment or cable it's the one CD I reach for.Ridgway is great for detailing instraments.Tracey Chapman is good for Female vocal's besides the Carpenter's whom I saw when I was young and my ears where much better.