Only two tracks to test your system, forever!

Two tracks? The first is easy; the other is a toss up:

1) Jimi Hendrix - Machine Gun (live from Band of Gypsies)

2) Either Tedeschi Trucks Band - Made Up Mind or a relative unknown, Kadavar's song Last Living Dinosaur. All the instruments come in separately and sound simultaneously clean and fuzzy. It's a good system test because I know very very well exactly how it SHOULD sound. Great question, btw. 

@gladmo   Good thread.  Good music is harder to find then good gear.

@bgross Good tracks.  See have similar tastes.  I use one of those myself.  Check out Blacksnake by The Wolf and The Bear.   And Crossroads by Calvin Harris.  

This is a great list and super fun to try out some things I've never heard, or even heard OF.

However, why does Roon's search suck so badly.  Some on this post have made some simple spelling errors and Roon has no clue what I'm searching for.  Can't they find a way to incorporate an Apple or Google "Did you mean..." feature somehow?

Sorry, Levy is actually Levee, but Roon can't help me out here just a little!!

Yes tough to come up with only 2. I have been around many live acoustic non amplified drum sets. This recording gets pretty close to that. IMHO. Electric Bass is very nice also. Any track. I am sure will find a favorite. Craig Pilo  Just Play.    Now, do you want test your full range speakers?  Pete Belasco Deeper   Deeper.  careful, if your speakers can do it, your neighbors will let you know.  the low notes are hitting about 25 hz ish.   Whole album is very clean sounding.   

chocaholic and richdirector: Was curious about the Hippo, so listened to it. Seems intriguing. How low does that bass play (in Hz). 

Now need to find myself a decent download of the tune (only listened on computer). 

Updated: ordered CD