MFSL Vinyl that Sounds Great in surround (enhanced or matrix)

[ress4278]

Here's a list to date of what sounds good to these ears.

I listen for fidelity, fill, naturalness, discreteness, dynamics, drums and lead vocal more or less front and center, no pumping, and is the recording emotionally engaging.

The List
Atlanta Rhythm Section Champagne Jam
Beatles Abby Road
Blondie Parallel Lines
Jackson Browne The Pretender
Kim Carnes Mistaken Identity
Earth, Wind, & Fire That’s the Way of The World
Fleetwood Mac S/T
Genesis A Trick of The Tail
Rickie Lee Jones S/T
King Crimson Court of The Crimson King
Earl Klugh & Bob James Two of a Kind
Gordon Lightfoot Sundown
Little Feat Waiting For Columbus
Bob Marley Catch A Fire
John Mayall The Bluesbreakers
Oregon Distant Hills
Pink Floyd Atom Heart Mother
Poco Legend
R.E.M. Murmur
Todd Rundgren Something/Anything
Joe Sample Rainbow Seeker
Steeleye Span All Around My Hat S2
Al Stewart Year of The Cat & Time Passages
Supertramp Crime of The Century
Jethro Tull Broadsword & The Beast
Adding:
Yes Close To The Edge

The reason for the thread is see if anyone has purchased newer MFSL vinyl in the last 5-6 years that sounds great in surround

 

[fredblue]

great list ress4278, thank you

which decoding works out better for you, in the main, with these masterings?

 

[ress4278]

great list ress4278, thank you

which decoding works out better for you, in the main, with these masterings?

Tate w/ QSD second

 

[ress4278]

Little Feat, Elvis Costello, Billy Joel, The Cars, James Taylor, Linda Ronstadt. Has anyone bought the MFSL vinyl on these and listened thru a Tate or Sansui QSD?