First SACD to Listen To?

I didn't think DSOM was that much better. The George Harrison "Live in Japan" was a let down. I was also disappointed with 461 Ocean Blvd which really bummed me out because that is one of my favorite Eric Clapton albums. Wish I could find a good recording of it... both cd and sacd sound compressed.

To the positive side, a really, really good jazz sacd is
'Keystone 3" by Art Blakely and the Jazz messengers. And if you ever want to get laid by an older women try John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman. Don't think the xer's would go for this but a cougar in her late forties wouldn't have a chance.

Don't laugh, Cindy Lauper's She's so Unusual sounds great
(and an unexpectedly gifted work, too).
Also try the Stones' Hot Rocks; it is very fluid and linear
but still relaxing.
I'm starting to think SACD works better on popular than classical. I wish they would redo the Beatles on SACD...
I'd pay anything for that.

For me, SACD has really lived up to its promise of
far superior performance;
it's a shame it never caught on and there are so few releases.

cyndi lauper is very very gifted.