What is a bad recording?

Badly recorded albums are one thing...

I can deal with that...

But i cannot deal with music with  too much studio  mixings, well or not...

I prefer classical, jazz and non amplified music instruments of the world and voices...

I cannot listen anything else...

I never listen really to rock or pop...

I bought one album of the Stones i hear few times and never again in 1966 or 67....

I never bought any other pop music or rock....( i loved some songs sometimes for sure, the "papas and the mamas" for example but not all the albums.I remember very well the first time i heard them with  "California"  where i was it was outside my home from the street) 

Now i know why i dont like most pop music, at the times i did not know why i was not very enthralled by many groups of pop etc ...

The musical content is too poor most of the times and the artificiality of the mixing kill music ...

Whisper "Hello" repeat with below music. Which is a bad recording? 

Elvis - If I Can Dream

Rawlings - Welch song Hashtag by Acony

Wavetouch audio live recording

Alex/Wavetouch audio

Any number of DIO CD's I have that are rocking, but they sound bottomless, distorted, as if the engineer didnt care.

Try comparing the LP vs CD versions of Mahler 4 by Jascha Horenstein and the London Philharmonic.  The LP sounds muffled and distorted and the CD is beautifully open.  So was that a bad recording or a bad transfer?  Probably the latter but who knew until the CD was issued?

@mahler123 

Really excellent observation. Now it would really be interesting to look around and find a couple of different vinyl copies and see if it is possible that the one you have is a very, very late stamping and that early stampings were good. Or are there several versions of the same recording. So many possibilities could be fun to explore.