[MorbidToaster]

So recently when demoing the SR009s in my home I was going through my CD collection and just trying different things and I stumbled upon something that blew my mind. When I put in my Beatles Blue Collection (2010 Master, unfortunately) and listened to 'Hey Jude' I was hearing absolutely the most realistic drums I've ever heard. Something about the way they were recorded just make them sound like magic. 
 
I played drums for years and am currently living with a drummer so I've been around many kits and have always had a love for the natural sound you get from drums (if that makes any sense). I've never heard anything that real in a recorded work before and I'm craving more.
 
I'll pretty much take from any genre as long as those drums sound fantastic.

 

[LFF]

Best drums I have in my collection is Take Five from Time Out but I remastered it for that.
 

 

[RushNerd]

B'Boom - King Crimson
 
not only a legendary band and an awesome track,  but well recorded and an amazing display of two drummers in dynamic harmony. Bruford rocks my world.
 
Also Peart's kit sound on Snakes & Arrows is quite remarkable.

 

[lmswjm]

Ahmad Jamal's "Blue Moon"  tracks 1,2 and 5 especially.
 

Jacques Loussier "Plays Bach" tracks 8 and 9.

 
Drums, percussion and piano on both albums are very good.

 

[Feedback]

Shellac - This Is a Picture
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EerlE7_wz8
 
Cloud Nothings - Wasted Days
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIitQNXVgb8
 
Both were recorded at Electrical Audio by Steve Albini. My favorite producer/engineer and my favorite recording studio.