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pepar 
I did some research .. John McLaughlin was the "burner" I was thinking of.
Yes, I just replied before I read this post.
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pepar 
I have been generally avoiding stereo SACD, though I do have a few that I purchased before I discovered that not all SACDs were multichannel like nearly all DVD-As.
IKWYM, although I am actually still a fan of stereo (I know, I know...). If you can get the Japanese pressings of those two titles, they are the ones to go for. The US are amazing but the Japanese have the edge. I've had them both since they were released and, if they;d been vinyl, they'd be smooth by now.

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I am in the process of reviewing my 2-ch SACD and DVD-A. I have just not heard the transparency, detail and dynamics from stereo "high resolution" discs that I associate with well .. with high resolution discs. I buy these discs to "demo my system" .. to myself in effect, but that is the best way I can describe it. Any that don't make the cut will all soon be going on ebay. At this point that includes a few Alan Parsons Project DVD-A's. "Takin' It To The Streets" arrived recently and I am anxious to give that a listen.
For me, the performances on PG&F and FNISF surpass everything else. I can listen to them on my iPod and still get the hairs on my neck on end... but yes, they don't have the sonic quality of Mch, I concur.
Kind Regards,
Keith