Sweet Jane can be found on The Trinity Sessions and on their Greatest Hit's album. The Trinity Sessions is one of those seminal works that is a must for any music lover to have in his/her collection. My second favorite is an album called OPEN. It was recorded between tour dates on one of their tours and is quite awesome.
O'Shag, I have a few others that I use for evaluation:
Live Recordings at Red Rose Music; Mark Levinson (yes, that Mark Levinson) - Volumes 1&2. Alas, volume 2 is no more, but if you can find it GET IT!!!! This has some of the best recorded small chamber classical and recorded bass that I have ever heard. I am currently listening to this as I write this; it has taken me 15 minutes to get this far! Check out his web site under SACD, he has quite a list of recordings that he has done.
BluesQuest - Various Artist - Audioquest. If you like the blues, this is your SACD/CD. Quite a few of the recordings that were released on the AudioQuest label were quite good. I have several of their albums, cd's and this SACD.
OPUS 3 has some test records/cd's which are quite good, especially TEST RECORD 4, which has a version of HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN by Cyndee Peters which is worth the price of admission. All of the recordings on OPUS 3 are live and they use no compression or equalizers or other devices during the recording and subsequent transfer. I have many albums from this label, and all of the recordings are first rate, especially their jazz recordings. Some of the music is a little strange, as they prefer real period instruments and do not close mike anything. Definately worth picking something up to evaluate.
Just about everything that the label Sheffield Labs put out, especially the Lincoln Mayorga recordings. If you can find original lab recordings as opposed to the re-releases, get them.
There is just so much that I enjoy listening to, it is hard to put it down in words.