Best Pressing Recommendations Please

Since you like classic jazz. If you can find one, my best sounding one is a Sheffield Labs direct disk Dave Grusin album. I am not at home but I think it is titled Wondering Again. I've heard its a collectors item??? You may want to go to SheffieldLab.com and see what the current offerings are.

The classic records is definitely one of the best. Try to get the 45 RPM re-issue if you can. They are much better than the 33 RPM (which are already excellent). Kind of Blue and Sketches of Spain were issued at 45 RPM (Kind of Blue was a hybrid--part 45 part 33). Coltrane on Analog Productions--I think the Impulse versions of Cotrane are not very good--despite some very good reviews. The Analog Productions are much better. They may even have a few test pressings left--which are great sound--but you have no liner notes. DCC has some great re-issues--and some not so great. I haven't heard either of the two you have hear. I do have Led Zep I, which is okay--but not stellar (again my opinion varies greatly from most of the reviews I've read on this one). Most of the DCC jazz is superb--but the rock I've heard is not at the same level. Simply Vinyl is putting out some super rock re-issues. While I don't think they have rights to either the Led Zep or the Doors--they may have some others along those lines.

I have The Doors "L.A.Woman" on DCC It sounds very wide and deep.One of the better sounding LP's I have.My DCC Van Halen isnt as open.
I have Led Zep 1 which is a Japanese import.My jaw dropped on first spin.The imaging is 1st rate as is the bass and inner detail.I hear things Im sure werent meant to be heard.Its as if I can almost see the performance.I love all the Japanese imports I own,but this is #1

I just got my copy of Led Zep 1 from Classic Records the other day, will let you know how it compares, but would expect it to be a superior reissue.

Thanks for all youyr recommendations. The hunt begins. Rcprince, I look forward to your review.