FWIW, I am unaware of any Debussy recordings which are of any special 'audiophile' recording quality. If I want a demo piano recording I go elsewhere.
Of the newer recordings of Debussy I think Ogawa's recordings on BIS are excellent. The performances are very good also. 4 volumes to pick from but I like the first 3 most. I think this could serve you well. Nelson Freire is also starting a set on Decca you might like.
However, recordings that I would not be without would include 1) Moravec's (hell I'd recommend anything by Moravec); 2) Paul Jacobs Images on Nonsuch (LP or CD); and 3)Uchida's 12 Etudes on Philips.
BTW, if your Philips recordings are by Zoltan Kocsis they really are not bad at all. All bright and sparkly early DDD recordings.
Of the newer recordings of Debussy I think Ogawa's recordings on BIS are excellent. The performances are very good also. 4 volumes to pick from but I like the first 3 most. I think this could serve you well. Nelson Freire is also starting a set on Decca you might like.
However, recordings that I would not be without would include 1) Moravec's (hell I'd recommend anything by Moravec); 2) Paul Jacobs Images on Nonsuch (LP or CD); and 3)Uchida's 12 Etudes on Philips.
BTW, if your Philips recordings are by Zoltan Kocsis they really are not bad at all. All bright and sparkly early DDD recordings.