Best recordings of each Scriabin sonata?

[bach-busoni chaconne]

What do you think is the best recording of each Scriabin sonata? (Don't have to comment on all, just the ones you know / listen to)

[bach-busoni chaconne]

I don't regularly listen to all of them, but for the ones I listen to:

2-Pogorelich (doesn't do the marked dynamics at the start of 2nd mvt, but very unique)
3-Horowitz
4-Pletnev/Pogorelich (only on YouTube i think)
5-Richter
7-Richter
8-Hamelin/Ashkenazy
9-Horowitz
10-Pletnev

[essence]

Sofronitsky for many, particularly no 8. Few come close with those falling fourths.

I also like Ashkenazy in this sonata - he keeps momentum going, almost a continuous acceleration from start to end. Thrilling.

Richter in 5 is something else.

[liszt-and-the-galops]

Honestly Richter's no. 5 is overrated. Peter Laul's is much better:

Richter for no. 7.

Ashkenazy for no. 8.

Sung Chang for no. 4.

Vincenzo Maltempo isn't my favorite for any of them, but he's consistently second or third.