Which Record makes your system shine?

@helomech 

"Why would I be listening to those vids with a phone or earbuds?? This is 2026, not 2008.

I have that same cartridge btw, it’s a great one!"

Thanks for responding, just saying about the phone earbuds thing. I would like to point out though that music videos piped in over cable or fiber optics via your local provider are often compressed and truncated to free up bandwidth. You can be watching a concert or a video or something and suddenly realize that you can see the drummer's cymbal strikes but whoa!, you can't hear them!

Are you talking about my Hana? It's awesome! On the Luxman, it blows the doors off a LOMC sonically, I was using previously on another turntable at twice the price!

Have a good night, sir!

Tom Petty - Wildflowers & All the Rest.  Produced by Rick Rubin.  The reedy quality of Tom's voice, his chiming guitar work and one of the best recorded drum tracks I've ever heard makes this a sonic pleasure to listen to.

I also vote for Muddy Waters Folk Singer in high res.  Amazing sounding.  

The newer Rhino press ZZ Top - Tres Hombres pressing is incredible. I also love to play Yello - Touch vinyl to demo my system to people. Try the track “Till Tomorrow”. 
I also recently purchased the Definitive Sound - One Step Beck Morning Phase and I personally believe it’s worth the $100 price tag.

Invisible Sun from the Police, "Ghost in the Machine".

Storm from Billy Cobham's "Crosswind".