Best piano version of Moonlight Sonata?

Emil Gilels also wonderful,

v. ashkenazy- london- the big 3 beethoven sonatas.
just a terrific beethoven/mozart/chopin etc. player.
saw him once. never missed a beat for 2 hrs by himself.
totally effortless- makes it look so easy.

The Ashkenazy 23,21,14 on London are a very involving interpretation.

I also enjoy those three (Appassionata, Waldstein, Moonlight) on another London recording by Friedrich Gulda.
(London Treasury Series STS 15584)

As a follow up to my previous post, the Gulda readings from London are actually a 1983 reissue of an earlier Decca recording from 1973.

Thanks everyone, for your excellent recommendations! I spent a large portion of today at Amazon researching each one and had a blast doing it. One thing I can't figure out - why is the Goode so polarizing? It seems some people love it and others can't stand it. In any case, I couldn't pick just one so I ordered the Kempff 32 sonata set on DG and the Ashkenazy popular sonatas on London for a different perspective.