Reference Tracks?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friday_Night_in_San_Francisco

3 awesome guitarists, the last 2 tracks all 3 play, thus it is not just great music, also my final TT anti-skate adjustment aid.

you need the CD to know what the ’correct’ imaging is

then you play the LP version, refine the anti-skate so the imaging of the 3 guitarists matches the cd.

Mila Drumke, CD Hip to Hip,

Cassandra Wilson, Blue Light Til Dawn

Eurythmics, Sweet Dreams, or Greatest Hits

Blue Nile, Linn’s 1st LP

to enjoy music while focusing on your systems BASS capability, especially evaluate a cartridge’s quality of sound, this 3 lp collection (hopefully you like Jazz)

The Bass, 3 LP set

take CD version to listen to Richard Burton’s voice in audio stores

Duet, Barbra Streisand and Donna Summer also revealing in auditions in stores

OP

tell us your favorite music and artists, people here will know about things that fit your preferences

Blood Harmony, sibling’s voices, to appreciate your system and speakers subtleness

Larkin Poe, LPs Peach and Kindred Spirits, they are all over YouTube, have not heard the new album.

Peach LP

You might try:

Diana Krall, "Temptation"

Nils Lofgren, "Keith Don't Go" (on Acoustic Live)

Dominique Fils-Aime, "Birds"

I'm not sure if these are audiophile recordings, but they sound sweet!

Thanks to all!

I have no real favorite regarding the "type" of music I prefer. I like all well-recorded tracks. I like light rock, country, outstanding vocalists, jazz, and some classical. I particularly like Eva Cassidy.