I have plenty more than 3!
This is just a start.
FM - Direct-to-Disc (also known as "Headroom") 1978 (vinyl)/ Canadian prog rock band recorded this mostly instrumental live in the studio, direct-to-disc. Very dynamic, and clean, with good imaging. Musically, it is prog, space-rock, and a bit of fusion, with some great violin playing.
Ernst Krenek - Static and Ecstatic 1979 (vinyl)/ YMMV, musically speaking, due to this being pretty "thorny" sounding atonal classical music. Extremely good soundstage and imaging. On my system, I can easily imaging myself getting up from my listening chair and walking into the soundstage and stealing a bow from one of the violinist. Very 3d and open soundstage.
Augusta Read Thomas - EOS: Goddess of Dawn 2016 (CD) / Undoubtedly modern classical music, but more approachable than the previously mentioned Ernst Krenek. The piece has universally positive reviews, and the recording has been called a sonic wonder. Huge open soundstage, with some of the best recorded percussion.
I could list a large number of the recordings on the ECM jazz label, vinyl or CD.
Their recordings are pretty universally open, spacious, dynamic and clean. Back in their vinyl days, they used the best quality virgin vinyl available, so they are dead quite. They also made the transition to digital recording fairly painlessly, so their CD releases have also been very good.
Mostly famous for Keith Jarrett’s great recordings, like Koln Concerts, but there is so much more they have to offer.
Gallery - S/T (1981) / Wonderful chamber-jazz. Contemplative and melancholy. Cello, oboe, vibes, drums, bass.
Craig Taborn - Daylight Ghosts (2016) CD / One of the best modern jazz pianists. Creative, loads of chops, interesting composer.
Piano, tenor sax, bass, drums.
