Speaking of mastering Pink Floyd albums, I want to know where these stand. (They happen to be part of my stepfather's collection, so I'd expect them to be older and likely predating the loudness war, but I'm not certain.)
A collection of great dance songs - Columbia Records - CK 37680
Animals - Capitol Records - CDP 7243 8 29748 2 6
Dark Side Of The Moon - Capitol Records - CDP 7460012
Echoes: The Best Of Pink Floyd - Capitol Records - CDP 7243 5 36112 2 4 (CDP 7243 5 36111 2 5)
They seem to sound fine to me, plenty of dynamic range and all, with fine details retained, if a bit faint (like that buzzing fly noise at the beginning of High Hopes on the Echoes album).
In terms of how they sound...I haven't really compared how they sound with wide vs. narrow soundstages, simply because I don't use my SS-20s to represent narrow, closed-in soundstage that often and use my Stax Lambdas (and, on occasion, the AD700) all the time, which are known for very wide soundstages. All I do know is that Pink Floyd sounds great on these, and so does anything else I play through them.