Recordings that define signature amp sounds

cloy26

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What are so recordings that show each different amp's "sound"? ie. the "marshall" sound, the "fender" sound, the "vox" sound...

I know the marshall sound for sure, but what recordings highlight the classic fender sound? and classic vox? and even orange?
 
Vox-listen to some Queen, most of the time with a treble booster, but still, many indie bands use
fender and vox amps, but I can't recommend you something because I have no clue :D
 
Peavey 5150 sound: Machine Head or anything Melodic Swedish Death Metal
Mesa Boogie Rectifier: anything Nickelback (although I believe some of them have Peavey XXX they define the Rectifier sound to me)
Mesa Boogie Mark IV: anything Dream Theater
 
Is that on the live disc, the studio album or both?

I assume you're referring to the Satch reference. The song, off of the studio album. The tone I dreamed of for ages as I was hating on the cookie-cutter 5150 tone, I learned recently was in fact, a 5150.

http://www.youtube.com/embed/tdHhfhLBZLw

On top of that: Symphony X - Paradise Lost - ENGL SE
And a much better example of Randall SS heads: The RG150ES was used on many early Death albums, namely Human.