Best tracks to "show off" your system

The Chris Isaak cd is a very good one, makes you wonder why all music is not recorded with great care like that.
I forgot to mention;
Cowboy Junkies; The Trinity Sessions, track 2 "Blue Moon Revisited".
This was recorded on a portable DAT, 1 mic, in a church in Toronto. Terrific coice, great recording. On some parts of the album you can hear the low frequency rumbling (faint) of the HVAC system. Adds to the ambiance.

Dead Can Dance "Into The Labyrinth" Track 1 "Yulunga" (CD)
Vangelis "Blade Runner Soundtrack" (CD)
Bach "Cello Suites" Janos Starker; LP, Speaker's Corner reissue of the Mercury)
Stravinsky "Firebird" Dorati/LSO; LP, Classic Records reissue
Jerry Douglas "Look Out For Hope" (Sugar Hill Records CD)
Jennifer Warnes "Famous Blue Raincoat" LP, Cyprus original pressing

Many others to choose from, but the above represent a wide variety of musical styles.

i like the clash and any thing from pink floyd.

For redbook cd:
Mishima--Phillip Glass
Dream Sequence--Tangerine Dream (disc 2)
The "Leslie test"--Stereophile test record (female vocals)
The Legend--Elvis (German import)

For DVD-v: (multichannel)
Fresh Air 8--Manheim Steamroller dts
Video Hits--Queen dts
Story tellers--Billy Idol dts
Hell Freezes Over--Eagles dts
On Air--Alan parsons dts
The Dance--Fleetwood Mac DD

For Dvd-A:
1011 Woodland--The Fixx
From the Front Row: Kansas
Tommy--The Who

There's nothin' like a serious horn section in a monster big band that kicks out the sound to show off your system. Check out "Swingin' for the Fences" by Gordon Goodwin's Big Phat Band. Turn it up LOUD, stand back and watch out!