Legends of Jazz, I first got a look and listen of a couple performances of this disc while at the local audio shop. I ordered one off Amazon, I think around $15.00. This has 13 performances from the likes of Ramsey Lewis, Chic Corea, Marcus Miller, David Sanborn, Robert Cray, Lee Ritenour and others. This has a 5.1 Tru-HD mix that really is impressive. For the most part the MC mix is done well, in my opinion. On a couple tracks I feel the drum rolls were heard in the rear a little too much but other than that it could fool you into believing you were at a live show. The music was in front, clapping was mostly from the rears, the rears were used for ambience, I have to admit this was one time I enjoyed MC music. The sound quality of the Tru-HD was so good I could sit back and get into it. I mean DVD was alright but it always had an artificial sound to music and I can't listen to the satelite music stations for real listening, maybe background. But some of these BR discs I could see actually wanting to put on for a listen. This Legends of Jazz is a must for the music lover with a Blu-ray player. There are more titles in this series on DVD for those less critical. So far I think this is the only one on BR but we can hope for more. The styles vary as the performers but all are spectacular. I believe I also saw an uncompressed PCM 2-channel mix. I didn't listen to that yet, I was pretty surprised and taken in by the 5.1 track.

As a side note, I am using a MC analog connection and my BR player for some stupid reason don't have speaker level adjustment. My rears aren't far off but I feel a tad louder than when I use digital inputs that allow a proper set up. This could account for the thing I heard with the drums. I'm looking forward to hearing this some day on my new processor.