I've just enjoyed my early Toshiba press of Tender Moments. It's a stupendous record, far better than I remember from playing long time ago. Perhaps I am more ready for the music today. While we are on Tyner, I can't recommend highly enough, Sahara, Atlantis and Enlightenment (the latter two are live performances). These contain very exuberant high energy music, in quite a different vein from Tender Moments. And still available used at reasonable prices.
I have heard some of the PP reissues of Strata East, they don't sound that great to me and I've been informed they are mostly from digital files (needle drops likely). But given how expensive the originals go for these days, they may have to do. For instance, I recently saw an original Shamek Farah going for 500euros (the PP is 20-25 euros). I also cratered and bought a nice original copy of Alkebu-Lan Land of the Blacks (it is the most expensive album I've ever paid for but still less than the Shamek). I was in mild shock about the amount I paid for it weeks after I had bought it. TBH in such a situation, I'd be happier with a cheaper decent CD version if one were available.
Re. RVG stamped records on Liberty and UA, shhhh please! We don't need more punters driving up the price of these records. Collectors and purists will usually sneer at them but I've often found them to be as good or better than any of the reissues out there, including MM or TP. They definitely have a different sonic signature from the reissues though but ain't this always the case?
Not that I really need yet another source of good jazz vinyl as I've over spent already and I've also nearly run out of storage space. 