Time by Floyd. The whole CD is clear and Time switches up a lot, it's good to hear all those different frequencies. Lots of highs, mids, lows, everything in between, and done with an instrument and not something fake. Sweet.

 

Floyd Cramer.
Too Short
Guns N Roses

 

Supertramp: Live in Paris, but just about anything from them. A lot of songs suck you in to cranking it, then the crash hits all of a sudden, poor drivers

On the other end of the spectrum, Cars.

Queen: Live in Montreal

That **** Chung tune is stuck in my damn head now...Bette Davis eyes too. Love those 2 songs.

Genesis

, gonna hit the record store later today. I need that song

 

Flunk - Blue Monday (New Order cover)
This version has a female vocalist with a Norwegian accent, clear acoustic guitar, subtle electronic accents and some nice smooth bass pulses. Excellent!

 

I'll definitely have to check that one out.

 

Eagles - Hotel California (XRCD/Red book)

 

wisin y yandel-una noche mas
angel & khriz-quiere mas
bobby valentino-slow down

 

Radio Head - Paranoid Android.

Dave Matthews Band - Say Good-bye.

Just about every DMB track is stellar, IMO. Definitely worth checking out.

For bassy music I'm listening to Daft Punk right now.

Micheal Buble too, but I feel a little if I`m driving with it cranked.

James Blunt, and Coldplay sound really nice too.

 

Its kind of weird because i listen mostly to heavy metal and rock, but the best song in my opinion is Blue October - Into The Ocean. I use that song when i ATTEMPT to fine tune my system lol. Extremely clear vocals and tight relatively punchy bass.

 

Michael Jackson,BAD.Jeff Beck,Line dancing with monkees.Yello,80-85.Dire Straits,brothers in arms,and the best quality live album,Jeff Beck, the official bootleg