If you wanted to impress someone, which track?

Stravinsky...Firebird suite-infernal dance...

Simao, I have Zero 7's "When It Falls" CD and couldnt agree with you more.

Hum... Lot's of amplified rock music listed... Not your typical "audiophile genre." The times are a changing!!

Love is Blindness sung by Cassandra Wilson. It's the most beautifully sung song I've ever heard.

And no, Sarah Vaughn never sang anything better.

I'll throw this out there. I think Love is Blindness is the best song Cassandra has ever covered. That's a huge statement so join in with your observations. This song is so moving it has to be recognized for being amazing.

Depeche Mode, it's no good.

Donjr I agree thats one of her best songs. I also like Wichita lineman and If its magic. She is a gem in the world of artist. As far as tracks and there is many . One I like lately is Sonny Rollins god bless the child. Sounds great on my system.

Best

I'm with the others here who use common commercial records that people are generally familiar with, rather than 'audiophile' records. I used to use a Crystal Gale "Eyes" track from a budget label compilation (Liberty?). For true audiophile verisimilitude, the 45rpm Analogue Productions remaster of "Way out West" is pretty spectacular, but as others have mentioned, so is the Classic Records 45 of Satchmo doing the "St. James Infirmary" and the Analogue Productions 45 remaster of "88 Basie St."
Another 'standard issue' is the Guy Van Duser track "I'm Coming Virginia" from "Get a New Broom...and Sweep Your Blues Away." (Rounder). (Easily and cheaply found used if it is not still in print). I could think of ten more, but I'm already over the line. You wanted one.
All vinyl.