Best sounding DVD-Audio discs

[Kol]

My vote would have to be the self-titled album from Crowded House. I've had that album in my collection for over 20 years, and as a musician, I learned the guitar, bass, and vocal tracks as close to dead on as possible, without actually sitting in on sessions with the band.
Hearing an album I was so intimately familiar with suddenly become almost foreign to me was at first shocking, but after a couple listens I was swept away by the openness of the musical environment. I felt like I was in a rehearsal session, surrounded by everyone else in the band.
Vocal harmonies previously hidden in the 2 channel mix were sounding out clearly in their own channels, prompting at least one phone call to a former bandmate, claiming victory in the argument over whether the harmony was ever actually there.
I'm hoping and praying to the remastering gods that the remainder of Crowded House's catalogue, as well as Split Enz and the solo Finn works will eventually get the same treatment.

[timbre4]

Patrick Leonard is a stellar musician; we own stereo and DTS 5.1 copies of Rivers. My son used some of it as soundtrack for his train videos.

He was all over Bryan Ferry's Bete Noir with keyboards and co-writing credits besides the Madonna and Pink Floyd connections.

Really liked the 3rd Matinee (with Richard Page) and have always looked forward to another album like this.

Used to have a folder with Rory emails but long gone now. I pestered everybody back in the day. <g>

[The_Nephilim]

I liked Emerson,Lake & Palmer - Brain Salad Surgery!! The Moog in 5.1 Hi-Rez is Great!

[deacongreg]

doralskipper, I need to do that. In fact, I don`t know why I have not picked it up yet. I love Donald Fagens Nightfly. I been waiting a while for a new one. Like Steely Dan as well.

[narcoticprayer]

Give Donald Fagen's Morph the Cat a few spins and you'll experience DVD music splendor.

[narcoticprayer]

I was just told that Morph the Cat won the Grammy for Best Surround Sound. I didn't know that such a category existed and I didn't know the Grammys ever got it right.