Wow moments while listening to vinyl records


Howdy A'goners ....

I got back into listening to vinyl records a couple of years ago. Although I have more CDs or FLAC files than my vinyl records collection at the moment, these days I listen to vinyl albums a lot more than I listen to the CDs or music files.

I am creating a database of songs or even whole albums that give me goosebumps.... that make me say wow this sounds amazing! And I keep repeating to listen to that song again and again. You know what I am talking about. Let me share a couple of songs to start the thread - 
1) Cris Williamson - waterfall
2) Mickey Newbury - an american trilogy

I want to hear from you about your experience. Please share what songs / albums give you the same feeling. It would be great if you describe what particular aspect of the sound or music makes you feel that way. I am not a musician or even a trained listener. I am not an audiophile. So this is going to be my learning experience about various terms like transient, sound stage, cohesive/organic sound etc. only if you share your experience with me. It will also help me to get some of those albums to add to my collection.  

Currently I have two tables - a Denon DP-65F with an Ortofon 2M Black cart, and a Project RPM 9.1 table. I am in the process of choosing a cart for the Project table. I requested feedback on specific carts in another thread. 

https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/audio-technica-art-7

Please share your experience of songs / albums that create audio nirvana for you :)

Thanks
Subho
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I thought I was the only one that had that Mickey Newbury album.  I just rediscovered it recently while looking for things to play through my (then) new Schiit Mani phono preamp.  The whole album is mesmerizing.
I never paid much attention to Paul Simon's "Graceland" when it came out in 1986. Last year I got the 25th anniversary reissue and the sound is outstanding. It is definitely "wow" worthy. 
I am so grateful for getting all these responses. I have some of these albums mentioned here. I am going to listen those again with renewed interest.  I am also going to spend some time to explore albums/songs that I do not have.

Please keep posting. Thanks again for sharing :)
These come to mind quickly.
They're in my section of reference LPs which I go to when I want to hear (or show off) what my system is capable of....

Beatles - Love   Apple 0946 379 808 11
Janis Ian - Breaking Silence   Analog Productions APP 027
Gillian Welch - The Harrow & The Harvest  Acony ACNY-1109LP
Phoebe Snow - Phoebe Snow  Analogue Productions APP-2109-45
Duke Ellington - Masterpieces   Analogue Productions APJ 4418
Rickie Lee Jones - Rickie Lee Jones    MOFI MFSL 2-45010 (Box Set)
Neil Young - Massey Hall 1971  Reprise 43328-1
Blake Mills - Heigh Ho   Record Collection B0021196-01
Leonard Cohen - Old Ideas    Columbia  88697986711
Paul Simon - Still Crazy After All These Years Columbia (2013) PC 33540
Ten Years After - A Space In Time     Audio Fidelity  AFZLP 112
Duke Ellington - Jazz Part in Stereo Classic Records CS8127  or
Original Recordings Group ORG 131
Ella Fitzgerald - Let No Man Write My Epitaph Analogue Prod AP-4043
Johnny Hodges with the Billy Strayhorn Orchestra Analogue Prod AP-8452
+1 on the Graceland reissue

All of these make me say "Wow!"
There are others, and I haven't even touched classical.