SHARE YOUR SACDs THAT SOUND FANTASTIC!!

I do like SACD's.  Here's a couple that I think sound really good:

Art Pepper + Eleven - Contemporary CSA-7568-6

Rhapsody - Ravel/Bartok - Rosanne Philippens (violin), Yuri van Nieuwkerk (piano) - Channel Classics CCS SA35013

Santana Abraxas probably the hybrid too but I have the original single layer which is great , sounds like Carlos and the boys are right in my living room. I have about 25 or more original single layer SACD's and all have amazing sound. Blood , Sweat and Tears , Blind Faith they are easy to spot because most of them the disc upper side is turquoise blue. Cheap Thrills hybrid , CCR Revival first album , Volunteers Jefferson Airplane's swan song , All the older Stones SACD's , Dark Side Of The Moon , Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd Nightfly by Donald Fagan , Steely Dan Aja and the others too. Critical is a high end player which brings out the full soundstage and dynamics.

Warning:  Classical music suggested here!

Any of the RCA Living Stereo and Mercury Living Presence releases put out by Classic Records in the ‘90’s. A few:

1, Bartok:  Concerto for Orchestra, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Fritz Reiner conducting, 1955. 82876-61390-2 RE1. A hybrid disc with the bonus tracks Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta and Hungarian Dances available in 3 channel DSD (along with 2 channel DSD) if you have a multi-channel SACD set-up.

2. Chabrier:  Espana, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Paul Paray, conducting, 1957, 1959.  475 6183.  This hybrid release, too, has a 2 and 3 channel DSD copy of the original master tape. 
A couple from Columbia, though they being known more for their steely sounding orchestral recordings, these two are rare exceptions, and were from the very first batch of SACD releases. No CD layer on these however..
3.  Gershwin:  Rhapsody in Blue & An American in Paris, New York Philharmonic and The Columbia Symphony, Leonard Bernstein, conductor. SS 89033
4. The Antiphonal Music of Gabrieli, the combined brass ensembles of the Philadelphia, Cleveland and Chicago Orchestras. 1966 SS 89173.
Fun note, Abe Torchinsky, tubist with the Philadelphians, was my tuba professor at the University of Michigan in the mid 1970’s. He use to eat salami sandwiches during my lessons 🙄.

An absolutely stunning modern complete remake of #4 in both 2 channel and 5 channel DSD, (tho no CD layer):                              
5. Gabrieli:  National Wind Ensemble 2015.  Recorded at Skywalker Sound Stage  Oberlin Music   oberlin.edu/oberlinmusic

6.  Honorable mention:

Crosby, Stills and Nash (their first album) MoFi UDSACD 2228. Get rid of that grungy-ass original pressing you have and sing LOUDLY “Doo Doo Doo Doo Dit, Dit Doo, Doo Doo Doo Doo Dat” to this revelatory remastering.

I’m going to make this list my evening  Happy Listening!

The Doobie Brothers - Takin' it to the Streets.  It's a Mofi disc. 

1.  Shania Twain Up is a very good SACD recording.  It sounds amazing.

2.  Elvis 30 # 1 Hits sounded a lot better than I expected.  It sounds great.

3.  Fleetwood Mac Rumors sounds really good.

4.  Hall & Oates Rock N’ Soul Part 1 sounds really good as well.

5.  Supertramp Breakfast in America sounds good but doesn't have the mind blowing improvement on some others from what I remember.

5.  Yes 90125 was a disappointment.  Not the same level of sound improvement compared to those listed above.

6.  Just received Foreigner and Foreigner 4 but haven’t listened to them yet.