Bob Dylan -- John Wesley Harding

Sony DSD remaster.

Jarvi, Berlioz, SACD

Andy Sheppard - Rhythm Method (1993)

More on the smooth side, but sax work is outstanding. Overall less adventurous then the earlier albums, but still good and with interesting structures and approach to composition.

LAGQ's Guitar Heroes, SACD

Bruce Cockburn -- The Trouble With Normal

Bob Dylan -- Bringing It All Back Home

Those Dylan SACDs are pretty good. Wish I could hear the SACD layer...

Dexter Gordon - The Jumpin Blues (ojc)

... and wishing I had some Grados for Yo-Yo.

Big Star -- Radio City

24/96 vinyl rip.

This cd has a great cover of Neil Young's "For the Turnstiles," (rocking on HF2s), and that's not easy to pull off. Actually, they always pull off great covers that make you think they were theirs the whole time, and you almost forget the originals. I love these gals.

The Eagles -- Hotel California

24/96 vinyl rip

Ravel, Jarvi, SACD

Neil Young -- Sugar Mountain: Live At Canterbury House 1968

Crowded House -- Together Alone

You know how some albums are so tied to a particular period of your life and so freighted with emotional resonances that you can hardly bear to hear them even though you love them?

Hit me.

Bach/Gould - The Well Tempered Clavier

Pixies - Bossanova

Band - Music From Big Pink [MFSL]

Elvis Costello -- King Of America

Too epic for words

Nat King Cole - The Very Thought of You (DCC gold)