Bad recordings and high end audio


Hello. Have decided that the kids are out of the house and I can dedicate some space and money to my long ignored hobby. What is different now is there are so few audio stores. I firmly believe in listening to products so thus I start this great new chapter of my life. The first 2 stores I went to the people were very patient with me and I listened to a ton of combinations. They asked me did I want to hear anything else and I said  yes, ummm,.. how about Led Zeppelin? I received the same response from both stores which was “all Led Zeppelin recordings are horrible” except for this one version of Led Zeppelin 2…blah blah. So I said what happens if I am at home and i have a desire to play Led Zeppelin or another perceived poor recording? They did not have an answer for me nor did they play Led Zeppelin lol . I ended up ordering a pair of Magnepan 3.7i’s from a different store. 13 weeks until I get them, ouch. I am going to guess that people do listen to poor recordings on great systems because you just want to hear a particular album, right? Or am I missing something? Just looking for a bit of insight. Yes, I know they want it to sound the best so I will buy it but is that the only motivation. Or maybe they hate Led Zeppelin, lol.
daydream816
native dsd they sell the best recordings and not only dsd!! Than you can hear how important is a good sound engineer. 
Phill Collins the most bad recordings ever produced.
I don’t have the experience on a lot of different systems or components to recommend what might pair up well with your Maggie’s but I will comment on Led Zeppelin. I have very early pressings of Led Zep I and II and when I want to hear something really loud they are many times in the stack of records that I line up. I have a combination of PS Audio, Clearaudio and Vandersteen in my system and have never thought those Led Zep pressings were anything less than fantastic. Maybe my system is the right combination for those records but on songs like Whole Lotta Love, The Lemon Song, and I Can’t Quit You Babe it sounds like John Bonham is in the house!
If you liked the Dyneaudio you might want to consider Dali as well. I just received a pair of Opticon 8 and though I haven't had the time since to spend time on positioning I am very happy!