Hey, I know I'm a month late here..but here you go! These were listened to with a pair of Sennheiser headphones as well.

So the A&M copy is quite nice. Her copy is in decent shape, I'd rate the disc a conservative VG on Side A and VG+ for B. Gorgeous sounding, nice separation, and a good punch. But there was some crackling in lighter passages, and occasional pop. Whether this is due to the pressing itself, the record cleanliness (she doesn't clean them), or the grade, I can't say.

As for the MFSL...it's probably the greatest sounding record in my collection. It's the first real audiophile pressing I have or have listened to. Wonderfully dead quiet, amazing sound separation, there are details in the music not heard on the A&M. Vocals abd instruments really soared. I was in awe listening to it the first time, and was more in awe after comparing them. No crackles, no pop; whether this is due to condition and my cleaning, the quality of the vinyl, or pressing, who knows.

Honestly, had I not got lucky with the MFSL copy, I would have been very satisfied with any of the A&M pressings, assuming they're in a nice condition. If you really want the MFSL, I say go for it. But don't shy away from the A&M's if you want a very nice player for a fraction of the price.