To my ears and on my system they do, at least the ones I have:
A Hard Day's Night - Toshiba TOCP-51113
Beatles for Sale - Toshiba TOCP-51114
Help! - Toshiba TOCP-51115
Rubber Soul - Toshiba TOCP-51116
Revolver - Toshiba TOCP-51117
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - Toshiba TOCP-51118
The Beatles - Toshiba TOCP-51119~20 (the "White Double Album")
These CDs are reissues of the original U.K. albums.
Some of my favorite Bartóks are:
Concerto for Orchestra
RIAS-Symphony Orchestra Berlin / Ferenc Fricsay - DG 447443
Chicago Symphony Orchestra / Fritz Reiner - JVC JMCXR-0007 (20-bit K2 remastered XRCD; RCA recording)
Chicago Symphony Orchestra / Pierre Boulez - DG 437826
Budapest Festival Orchestra / Iván Fischer - Philips 456575
Concertgebouw Orchestra / Riccardo Chailly - Decca 458841
Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta
RIAS-Symphony Orchestra Berlin / Ferenc Fricsay - DG 74432
Chicago Symphony Orchestra / Fritz Reiner - JVC JMCXR-0012 (20-bit K2 remastered XRCD; RCA recording)
Chicago Symphony Orchestra / Pierre Boulez - DG 447747
The Miraculous Mandarin
Chicago Symphony Orchestra / Pierre Boulez - DG 447747
Concertgebouw Orchestra / Riccardo Chailly - Decca 458841
Budapest Festival Orchestra / Iván Fischer - Philips 454430
Concerti for Piano and Orchestra Nos.1-3
Géza Anda / RIAS-Symphony Orchestra Berling / Ferenc Fricsay - DG 447399
András Schiff / Budapest Festival Orchestra / Iván Fischer - Teldec 13158
String Quartets Nos.1-6
Tokyo String Quartet - DG 445241
Takács Quartet - Decca 455297
Hagen Quartett - DG 463576
Keller Quartet - Erato 98538
Sonata for Violin / Sonata for Violin and Piano No.1
Isabelle Faust, Ewa Kupiec - Harmonia Mundi 911623
Sonata for Violin and Piano No.2 / Rhapsodies for Violin and Piano Nos.1-2 / etc.
Isabelle Faust, Florent Boffard - Harmonia Mundi 911702
Works for Piano
Zoltán Kocsis - Philips 464676, 434104, 442016 (I believe there are more volumes)
plus several other orchestral pieces (too many to post here)
My favorite Bruckners are:
Symphony No.2 in C minor
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra / Riccardo Chailly - Decca 436154
Symphony No.3 in D minor
Vienna Philharmonic / Bernard Haitink - Philips 422411
Symphony No.4 in E flat major
Vienna Philharmonic / Karl Böhm - Decca 289466
Philadelphia Orchestra / Wolfgang Sawallisch - EMI 55119
Berlin Philharmonic / Günter Wand - RCA 68839
Symphony No.5 in B flat major
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra / Riccardo Chailly - Decca 433819
Symphony No.6 in A major
New Philharmonia Orchestra / Otto Klemperer - EMI 67037
Symphony No.7 in E major
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra / Bernard Haitink - Philips 466580
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra / Bernard Haitink - Philips Dutch Masters, Vol.47, 462946
Berlin Philharmonic / Herbert von Karajan - EMI 66095
Symphony No.8 in C minor
Berlin Philharmonic / Herbert von Karajan - DG 439969
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra / Bernard Haitink - Philips Dutch Masters, Vol.46, 462943
Vienna Philharmonic / Herbert von Karajan - DG 427611
Vienna Philharmonic / Bernard Haitink - Philips 446659
Berlin Philharmonic / Günter Wand - RCA 82866
Symphony No.9 in D minor
Columbia Symphony Orchestra / Bruno Walter - Sony 64483
Vienna Philharmonic / Carlo Maria Giulini - DG 427345
Berlin Philharmonic / Günter Wand - RCA 63244
What is the title of the Mitchell and what label is it on?
That Pinnock set has great "period" performances, though I always found the complete symphonies a bit much...
In addition to Chuck's Golden Quartet recommendations I can recommend his 1979 ECM album, Divine Love, with Lester Bowie, Kenny Wheeler, Dwight Andrews, Bobby Naughton, and Charlie Haden. It's still available in Europe.
Didn't Sony release the two "original" Blackhawk CDs as single-layer SACDs? If they did, I'd be surprised if they'd release this new box as hybrid SACDs...