Best tracks to "show off" your system

I'll second Celtic66's recommendation of "Wood".

To Wstritt: Yes, Sheffield Labs did issue a CD of Thelma Houston's "I've Got The Music In Me". It's not as good as the D-to-D version (obviously), but it's better than I expected. Sheffield also did an LP-reissue of this same recording, using the 1st generation backup analog master tape.

1.Widespread Panic's album Everyday. Huge dynamics with David Schools playing bass, JB's soulful voice and Michael Houser picking the quitar.

2.Col. Bruce Hampton & The Aquarium Rescue Unit recorded live at the Georgia Theatre. Absolutley amazing sound! The louder the better. Jimmy Herron, Otil, Col. Bruce, Matt Mundy, Jeff Sipe. If you can find it buy it.

3. The Grateful Dead- One from the Vault. The help on the way/Franklins tower tracks. Phils bass in unstoppable and of course Jerry.

Any of the Bruce Cockburn re-issues on Rounder. They are fantastic.

Pragmatist; Great post. I have most of what I like and enough of what others like so that I can please those who would like to appreciate my system.

Before playing, I really do like to 'listen'. Then I(and my system) get the best compliments.