Recent content by Bill Prince

I keep the plastic ones. I usually pitch the paper ones because I have a heck of time getting them off without ripping the to shreds.

Just about anything by Branford Marsallis.

Frank and Count Basie did a great record together. I am pretty sure it is on cd

Emerson, Lake and Palmer - Brain Salad Surgery Fleetwood Mac - Rumours The Band - Music From Big Pink While I have not heard it yet, I have read many good reviews of Emmylou Harris - Producer's Cut

Talking Heads Pink Floyd (The original) Muddy Waters The Beatles

Stones CDs have nothing on the outside to indicate the disc is SACD. Look for copyright date of 2002.

There are both an SACD stereo version as well as an SACD multichannel version. I have the latter and really enjoy it. I have also read very good reviews of the stereo version as well. Happy listening.

Rachel, I'm glad you reminded me about the Dixie Dregs. I saw them twice, once they opened up for the Doobies and once for the Little River Band (That was an odd one for sure). Steve Morse is a highly underrated composer and player. As you know, he is now the lead guitar player for Deep Purple...

Springsteen - Darkness on the Edge of Town Tour Springsteen - The River Tour Springsteen - The Rising Tour Emerson, Lake and Palmer - Works Tour ELO - Out of the Blue Tour The latter two being listed for pure bombast and special effects.

Re Secret World Live - I didn't have any problem with the video (maybe I am just undiscriminating) and the soundtrack rocks. IMHO

Roger Waters "In The Flesh" Peter Gabriel "Secret World Live" The Who "Live at Royal Albert Hall" Kansas "Device, Voice, Drum" Moody Blues "Hall of Fame Concert" The Granddaddy of them all "Woodstock"

As is the case with most receivers my Onkyo has two outlets in the back to plug in other components. Are there any pros or cons to utilizing these - such as more wear and tear on the receiver, etc. At this point, due to a shortage of outlets, I have my DVD player plugged into one of them.

Acoustic Sounds is good as is Elusive Disc. I have had nothing but good experiences with both.

I have never listened to much classical music, however with the advent of SACD and my seemingly insatiable thirst for new discs, I am curious as to what SACDs you would recommend to an individual wanting to start listening to the classics. I know this is extremely subjective, but I am interested...

Most anything by the Alan Parsons Project: Tales of Mystery and Imagination I Robet Turn of a Friendly Card Eve