Name 3 songs where audio quality and song quality completely align
Lately I’ve found myself alternating between music I love (but sounds mediocre) and music I don’t know well or only like (but sounds incredible).
Occasionally, I stumble across a track where the song could both serve as a great show off piece for my gear and I love the music.
If you can, name up to 3 songs where the audio and song quality take you over the moon with pleasure.
Too many to rank, but it’s fun to search for hidden gems amongst other’s choices. Here’s a few "perfect" songs with great audio... Too Much Rope - Roger Waters Your Own Sweet Way - Notting Hillbillies Brother Where You Bound - Supertramp Dark Eyed Cajun Woman - Doobie Brothers It’ll Shine When It Shines -Ozark Mountain Daredevils Madman Across The Water -Elton John (why does Yellow Brick sound so terrible compared to this? Mystery.)
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The Bros. Landreth, How Deep Is Your Love, from the Paul Yee-mixed album Undercover Bros. One of my favorite tracks and a great demo and test track. Available on Tidal - the one with the blue cover. Amber Rubarth, Losing My Religion, from the album Scribbled Folk Symphonies. Available on Tidal. A great rendition and wonderful sonics - huge open space, accompanying instruments very 3D. The definition increases and the space becomes clearer and more open with every system improvement. Dave's True Story, Like a Rock, from the album Dave's True Story [Version 2002] available on Tidal. Great song and performance, with incredible open and 3D sound stage; all sounds seem very real (how about those fingersnaps!).
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@mrmb Well, I don't have 18 TB of music but 28,500 LPs and 11,000 CDs. I could not pick just 3. However, for non-vocal/instrumental works, I have titles which I keep in my main listening room for musical and sonic blockbuster enjoyment. I'll through out 3 choral vocals anyway from the same CD, the Alamo
Tennessee Babe (Oh Lisa) The Green Leaves Of Summer
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