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For Beethoven, piano concerto's try Martha Argerich with Claudio Abaddo.

Consider Prokofiev's symphonies conducted by Gergiev with the LSO, if you like Russian music ... of course pretty much all of V. Gergiev's material is top notch.

Also worth your time (if you don't already have them) are Mozart's piano concertos by Geza Anda ... simply one of the best.  Alternatively you can try Barenboim or Perahia, but Anda rules.

Try some E. Satie when you get a chance, and skip the childish E. Thibodet ... try Pascal Roge for a deeper understanding of Satie's gymnopedies and gnossiemes.  My favorite.

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