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Thanks for the added info on the Steely Dan DVD, John. I must say, I'm a bit dismayed that this is occurring on a Steely Dan release. I've always associated them with recording/production excellence, and something so "psychoacoustically" wrong as this (if that's the correct term) just seems so...

Totally depends on the music... what works in one context won't necessarily work in another. I wouldn't expect a surround remix of Bjork's music to sound anything like a surround remix of Muddy Waters, and of course a live album recording should reproduce the sound as it's heard live...