I just enjoy the music and appreciate the strengths and feats of the system, whether they are realistic or doing something to make it more extravagant than real life...
I just let the music happen, and I'm not trying to figure out whether it sounds exactly the way it sounded alive... especially as even alive, it already sounds different when you change your seat. So, forcing "realism" or "holography" or "fidelity to mike feed" out of a recording is something that is superfluous to me. Human voice or instrument sound is not razor-sharp in real life: it's blooming and expansive. When the imaging is razor-sharp and confined, the equipment is doing serious processing, regardless the holographic end result....