What is the best pressing of Ravel's Bolero

I'd like people's opinions about what they think is the best LP pressing of Ravel's Bolero and why.

I thank you in advance for your input.

pkemery01-29-2003 5:25pm

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4yanx Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 1,576 posts 01-29-2003 at 08:30pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete I posted this question once before and got about the same information, Pkemery. I have two copies, both very nice, but different. I enjoy each. When I get home to night I will list their "particulars". In th emenatime here is one that was suggested to me which I haven't found to buy as yet. "Pierre Monteux, conducting the London Symphony Orchestra, on Phillips, Stereo 835 258 LY"
4yanx Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 1,576 posts 01-29-2003 at 10:43pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Ok, the first I have is: Eugene Ormandy/Philadelphia Orchestra: Columbia Records; MS7673. It has Massenet-LeCid and Falla - Three Cornered-Hat on the flip side. The second is London Festival Orchestra conducted by Stanley Black: London Phase 4 recording; SPC21003. It has Borodin - Polovtsain Dances on the flip side. Both of these are well recorded with the Phase 4 recording being slightly "drier". I enjoy the performance on the Ormandy a bit better, too. Hope this helps.