What’s the best SACD you’ve ever heard?

+1 @stereo5   I should have mentioned "Amused To Death"!  No other recording that I have heard in stereo has sound that wraps around to the right and left of my listening position like that recording.  Besides that remarkable effect, it is a great (prescient?) recording about the current state of entertainment culture.  Fantastic sound quality with interesting instrumentation and arrangements of songs.

Jorma Kaukonen, "Blue Country Heart." I lent it to someone and he never returned it despite many requests. He is a good friend who lost his wife to Cancer shortly after. I just couldn’t ask again. If I want it that badly I can always buy another one. I know, TMI

Allison Kraus and Union Station
Black Sabbath, Paranoid  SHM SACD

Ray Brown / Monty Alexander / Russell Malone

A really nice mainstream (has melodies, doesn’t require perseverance to listen to it) album from three top notch jazz musicians. I’m not going to say it’s the best, but it’s a good one.

For me, Al Di Meola, John McLaughlin and Paco de Lucia "Friday Night in San Francisco".  This was recorded live at the Warfield Theatre in 1980.  Just three guitar masters having a wonderful time on stage with fantastic acoustics!