Right on brother!, You know me, go to DR Loudness list, find the least compressed stereo recording, usually is the 1990's, and sells on Amazon for 5 bucks, and have an awesome listening machine and everything is cool.
! (Most of the time the best DR version turns out to be a vinyl rip)
As always Ralphie your are absolutely correct. I showed have stayed on topic. Remember over at SACD.net I went crazy with purchasing ALL of the Audioquest SACD Blues Stereo discs, and they are absolutely stunning. When I can hear the wood in the guitar necks creak, and fingers touching strings I am a happy camper. By not purchasing the Audioquest stereo blues discs a person will really miss out especially if they are blues/rock person like me.
Not a lot of Blues at all really in surround apart from the JSP's but just in case you don't have them there's Keb Mo's Just Like You (maybe a bit poppier side of things i dunno?), Junior Wells' Come On In This House, Eric Bibb (name escapes me now, its on Telarc I think), there's got to be some B.B. King - wasn't one of them called Reflctions? I can't remember if it was any good but there's definitely a Surround SACD of his ...I know its cheating but Albert King's I'll Play The Blues For You I remember as being fun in PLII
