Recommend Classical Piano LP's

I'd like to send another big "thanks" to everyone who gave suggestions. I received an order yesterday with two LP's suggested on this thread - Nojima Plays Revel (RR label) and Rubenstein's Chopin: Preludes Op. 28 (RCA). While these are both excellent renderings, I especially like the Nojima LP ... very well recorded, relaxing, with great piano work. This is just what the doctor ordered. It's a great start and I'll probably pick up 2 or 3 albums. The Rubenstein piece (though not exactly as recommended) is quite nice in a general sense. It is reminiscent of an excellent CD recording I picked up as a result of another A-gon posting that discussed great piano work:

http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?gmusi&984287002&openflup&105&4#105

This might not be your typical audiophile stuff, but for years now, Scott Cossu's "Reunion" cd has been transporting me to that special tranquility place. It features piano, cello and some beautiful melodies.

Tamas Vasary's Chopin on DG.. Excellent performance to go with nice recording...

Would add Rubinstein's original non-digital version of the Nocturnes on RCA shaded dog. Having listened to them and compared them to the digitally remastered version they are far superior.