Sarah McLachlan - Angel

amazing song. period.

really love it right now

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Pioneer DEX-P90rs + DEQ-P90rs (from europe)
Front Stage - Focal Utopia Be No.7 (active) Focal Utopia Be 13ws (x2)
Front Stage + More Bass - JL Audio 8w7 (x2)
For Beating Brains Out - JL Audio 12w7
Amps - JL Audio 300/4 (tweets/mids) JL Audio 450/4 (mid-bass/subwoofer) JL Audio 500/1 (8w7's) JL Audio 1000/1 (12w7)
250amp Alternator, Stinger SP1700 (battery)
All Monster Cable (lots of it)

Eagles - Hotel California (instrumental version)

Shinedown - Simple Man (acoustic version)

Both will make the hair stand up on your arms and the back of your neck.

Jennifer Warnes - Famous Blue Raincoat (20th Anniversary Edition). My old original version started to skip (I played it 1001 times), so I looked around for another copy. Found a remastered 20th Anniversary Edition of it. Nice recording. Worth checking it out. Difference is subtle, but to guys like Joe, it's probably huge.

Anything Dream Theater. Specially stuff off Systematic Chaos. The highs and mids are amazing.

Or Nautical, by Protest the Hero. The double kicks are insane and the piano/bass/guitars/hi hats come through exquisitely.

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Here are some my favourites. They have a wide and lush frequency range modern or just incredibly well recorded classics.

I work as a sound engineer. I've used these tracks to tune studios and LIVE rigs as well my car.

Angel - Massive Attack (Mezzanine) (The perfect mix of sub bass with live drums)
Canned Heat - Jamiroquai
Digging in the dirt LIVE - Peter Gabriel
Beautiful Day - U2
Ends-Everlast (The bassy layered vocals sound absolutey nuts on a good system)

Very Well Produced Classics

Michael Jackson - Thriller
Buffalo Soldier - Bob Marley
Sultans of Swing - Dire Straits
Dreamer - Supertramp
Fly Like and Eagle - Steve Miller
Every Breath you Take - The Police
World in my Eyes - Depeche Mode
Superstition- Stevie Wonder
Anything by Enya
Fade in you - Mazzy Star



Some of these older songs had a lot less compression added to them and aren't as loud as modern songs, but if you have enough power in your system to compensate, they have wonderful dynamics and are amazing mixes.

Eagles - Hotel California , New York Minute
Genesis
Styx-
Chicago
stevie nicks

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Cold Play
Trance
Dance
Rap

All that good stuff, almost everything really.

Cars - Candy-O
Clash - Train in vain
Beatles - I am the walrus
Michael Nuble - Save the last dance for me (nice horn section)
George Bensen - Breezin'

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15 year old Soundstream Granite 180.6...still going strong...and blowing up speakers

The Simpsons Sing The Blues - SQ is amazing

Marilyn Manson, White World - most Manson CDs I've heard sounded great

Radiohead - Everything in its Right Place
Dead Can Dance - The Ubiquitous Mr Lovegrove
Holly Cole Trio - I Can See Clearly Now

Some 80's fun!
Wang Chung - Dance Hall Days
Kim Carnes - Bette Davis Eyes