Although I don't have and have not heard that particular recording in either edition, I would suggest going with the EMI.
EMI recordings issued in the 1960's, 1970's, and 1980's generally had a well-deserved reputation for excellent sonics. A goodly number of them appeared on Harry Pearson's/The Absolute Sound's recommended recordings lists during the early 80's or thereabouts.
Many of their Angel counterparts, however, had a well-deserved reputation in the opposite direction.
Typically, btw, the EMI label was used for releases in Europe, while the Angel label was used for releases in the USA.
Regards,
-- Al
EMI recordings issued in the 1960's, 1970's, and 1980's generally had a well-deserved reputation for excellent sonics. A goodly number of them appeared on Harry Pearson's/The Absolute Sound's recommended recordings lists during the early 80's or thereabouts.
Many of their Angel counterparts, however, had a well-deserved reputation in the opposite direction.
Typically, btw, the EMI label was used for releases in Europe, while the Angel label was used for releases in the USA.
Regards,
-- Al