Can you point me to CDs with awesome stage?


Last mounth I bought the West German recorded, Spiegel edition of Roger Waters, Amused To Death CD. It blew my mind. Yes, I love the Music, but that's not what I'm talking about. The stage I'm getting from my two stereo speakers is out of this world, better than I've ever heard before stage. It goes yards deep,ten feet to the outside,and most of all,by my side,in my lap, behind my head,and around and around my room stage. I know it's all in how it was recorded. Maybe not so Stereophile perfect, but I dont care. I want more. Give me your best of the best recorded sound stage CDs.
cliff56
If you want a vista of space that contains an entire UNIVERSE of sound, dump this tin horn rock-pop crap and get Luigi Nono's "como una ola de fuerza y luz". This is one of the most explosive, unique, and wierdest pieces of music in existence.
My default choice for staging shenenigans is:

"Space Age Bachelor Pad Music" by Esquivel.

Now, be warned that no one will confuse this with Mozart, but the special effects are undeniable.

One other interesting choice is Lindsey Buckingham's "Under The Skin". This is about the polar oppposite of "Bachelor Pad" The songwriting is terrific (as is the playing). The staging is much subtler, but the tracks "Show You How" and "It Was You" feaure multiple vocal parts - each of which is captured with unusual ambience. It's a manufactured effect, and not purist audiophile by any means, but really striking with the right system.

Marty
Thank's for your responce. I've read some of the articles and seen the list you've suggested. There are a few CDs I'm definitely going to give a try. I know there has to be more than Q sound CDs though. How about you traditionalists out there, any more best of the best sound stage CDs, other than the few mentioned? I've heard something about a recording of music in a cave.
Get a copy of Laurie Anderson's "Life On A String." This will give your speakers a workout.
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