Looking back on her career in the early 90s, Stevie Nicks described the first track of "Rock a Little" as "the most exciting song I've ever heard". And this from a superstar who had already been closely associated with several bajillion-selling Fleetwood Mac albums - not to mention her own landmark solo debut. Her comments are testament to the enthusiasm and effort she put into her third album, a 1985 effort that quickly raised Nicks' profile and established itself as a piece of '80s pop history. Though "Rock a Little" undoubtedly has the hallmarks of a mid-'80s LP, Nicks and company spare no expense or effort when it comes to infusing the music with a sweeping soundscape characterized by lush melodies, high-tech percussion, echoing vocals, sampled keyboards and layers of sophisticated accents. The level of spaciousness, headroom and dynamics is nothing short of inspiring, while the newly enhanced detail, texture and clarity make the songs sing like never before. And as for Nicks' voice? Wait until you experience the transparency and depth. Mastered at MoFi Studio in California and limited to 3,000 numbered copies, Mobile Fidelity's hybrid SACD presents "Rock a Little" in 40th anniversary audiophile sound. The platinum-selling album was recorded by a series of producers and engineers at a reported cost of one million dollars and is bursting with color, sound, dreamscapes and accents. This collector's reissue is the first time they've all been heard on one record and reproduced with the right balance, dimension and positioning.