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Michael Fremer: Music Angle
This link to Michael Fremer's web site is a list of 157 discs he thinks you might enjoy.
I would certainly look to Naxos in starting out to build a classical library. The prices are right and the recordings are usually good to very good.
Some other members on other forum locations have given their recommendations. If you find yourself being a fan of say, Mozart, or a few others, you might look at some reissues that have come out on SACD like the RCA RED SEAL disc from older recordings that sound excellent to me. Music Direct
Acoustic Sounds
Are a couple you may start with.
Most older Telarc lps are excellent if you can find them in good condition. I have. Find some used record stores in your area if you are going to do vinyl as you can find some treasures if you are willing to search the bins.
Good luck.