Establishing a common analog listening bias

Dertonarm,
I, for one, appreciate your efforts in this thread and was hoping that it would lead to some kind of list that we could use to discuss sonics and systems. However, the thread died about a year and a half ago. Why not tally the results, make a list and use it as originally intended? Call it Dertonarm's List or something.

Those members who are not interested, need not be involved. The Audiogon Analog forum could be the host location for discussion. Perhaps a list of 25 or so currently available LPs is sufficient, or ten LPs in each of three or four genres.

What do you think?

Dear Peterayer, your suggestion is worth musing about. I will have some spare time over the christmas holidays and will prepare a list of my favorite records used for exploring the sonic abilities of components.
Cheers,
D.

Partial list:

Depth of soundstage: The Wand of Youth, EMI

Depth of Bass: Zoon - Fields of the Nephilim (LP, Begger's Banquet BEGA172) (1st track, side 3, bass goes sub-sonic
alternate: Saint-Saens Organ Symphony, w/Louis Fremeaux cond., EMI

Dynamic Range/trackability: Paranoid, Black Sabbath on white label German Vertigo.
alternate: Verdi Requiem, RCA Soria box. track: Dies Irae

Either LP puts most stereos on their knees in a few seconds.

Most LPs by the Atrium Musicae de Madrid on Harmonia Mundi are good for staging and detail.

Ability of a system to resolve detail within high energy vocals: Village Music of Bulgaria, Nonsuch. Field recording of exceptional merit. If your system has problems this recording will sound like hell.

Atmasphere,
Thank you for the suggestions. Are those LPs readily available as new issues or must one track them down on Ebay?

Ebay, ebid.net, Gemm.com or discogs.com