Well that's the topic.

I'll start it off.

The best sounding video I know is called _Calle 54_ and
it features performances by a variety of Cuban musicians:
Chu Chu Valdez, Michel Camilo, Gato Barbieri, Tito Puente and
Chico O'Farril. There's lots of settings, an interesting story
with a bit of reunion, attention to camera movement for sound...
essentially everything that Buena Vista Social Club was _not_.

I've seen this on vhs before starting my current projects.
But I have not seen it locally as dvd. Highly recommended.

Also one other thought on this: You know that Surround Sound
thingie they play fronting some movies? Why do you never hear
anything like that in the actual film? I never have anyways.

I always wait til the local vid store reduces prices on everything.
They have a 2 for a $1.00 section and most everything heads that way.

Very often I take the good with the bad. Rez Dogs set in motion
a number of films trying to get the look and feel of the Tarantino film.

If you are at all squeamish, stay away from a small film
called "Two Coyotes." That one, for me, was over the top...
still gives me the willys seeing the box in the store.