Best Audiophile Album in terms of Dynamic Range and Mastering Quality?

Aja, Steely Dan.

Sara K. Waterfalls.

Sheffield Labs I've Got the Music In Me By Thelma Houston with Pressure Cooker.  I practically wore this album out back in the late 1970's.  The music was so dynamic with Thelma's powerful voice and Pressure Cooker's rock instrumentals.  A wonderful album! 👍

@hilde45 +1 and thanks. I am presently creating a Qobuz "Audiophile" playlist leading off with Blue Coast recordings. We'll see whether my incoming preamp extracts more from this material than the outgoing.

+1 for I've Got the Music in Me - I think it is one of SL's best sounding albums. Period.

Also - Umbrella - Rob McConnell Big Band Jazz - D2D

ANY of the new Original Source releases from DG. All re-mastered recordings from 50's, 60's, 70's - at least so far - tape to cutting head. Can't get any purer than that. And the sound is incredible.

Crystal Clear - if you can find any - 45rpm D2D

Analogue Productions - they have remastered a LOT of stuff - I have yet to be disappointed. 

I've always thought my original copy of Rickie Lee Jones debut album was recorded very well(WB).  I have tried a "fresh" copy from Mo-Fi.  While still good, it seemed to be missing something.  Maybe that was because it was thicker vinyl and my VTA on my table wasn't readjusted or something. 
Also, I think The Siegel-Schwall Band's 953 West on Wooden Nickel Records is  really good, too FWIW.