[ExileJon]

hotel california

 

[doublea71]

"Brother" by Alice In Chains, Unplugged
"Shadow Captain" by CSN, CSN
"A Blue Million Miles" by Captain Beefheart, Clear Spot
"I Don't Care Anymore" by Phil Collins, Hello, I Must Be Going (Steve Hoffman remaster)
"Your Gold Teeth" by Steely Dan, Countdown to Ecstasy
"The Spirit of Radio" by Rush, Permanent Waves MFSL
"Midtown Blues" by Jackie McLean, Lee-Way (Lee Morgan as leader)

 

[soundstige]

The full album of Doppelganger by The Fall of Troy is my go-to reference for new headphones/amps/etc. It's not a pinnacle of mastering, but it has the exact type of organic, highly-complex guitar and drum passages I need to be fully represented by a listening device.

 

[jevans2025]

Queen A Night at the Opera.

 

[twopint32oz]

Beethoven Symphony No. 5 in C minor.

 

[carma143]

A good one is "In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins. Listened to it just the other day and can hear parts I never heard in the song before. Great use of just everything.

 

[BrownBear]

I'll usually use one of the CDs I played on, because I was there when it was recorded and I know what everything sounded like fresh out of the studio.
 
Otherwise, another track I like to use is The Coast by Paul Simon off the concert in the park from 1991 CD.

 

[lord_tris]

I have a few cds/songs
 
Vivaldi  - Four Seasons cd,  particularly winter
Pachelbel - Canon in D Major
Dave Matthews Band - Crash
NIN - Closer
Massive attack - Angel 
 
Just like to have a good difference in music.