I think people missed the point I was trying to make originally. Which if I made it ambiguous I apologize.
What I would like to see the band do is go back and release 1-3 shows from each tour depending on how much the setlist changed. For example ZooTV was the only tour where the set really changed any. So I figured ZooTV could have three recordings
One from the indoor leg that included "Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses"
Then release the Dublin and Sydney broadcasts. The Dublin broadcast is perfect as is and all they would need to do is press it and package it. The current Sydney bootlegs are really muddy, and maybe they could get Lillywhite to go back and clean it up. Even then, thats not an extraordinary amount of work or costly endeavour. CDs are cheap to produce, and cheap to package. Not to mention the hardest work (the performing) has already been done. I would suggest they experiment with ZooTV, since it is probably the most popular tour among occasional fans. Then they could see how that works out and go from there.
What I would like to see the band do is go back and release 1-3 shows from each tour depending on how much the setlist changed. For example ZooTV was the only tour where the set really changed any. So I figured ZooTV could have three recordings
One from the indoor leg that included "Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses"
Then release the Dublin and Sydney broadcasts. The Dublin broadcast is perfect as is and all they would need to do is press it and package it. The current Sydney bootlegs are really muddy, and maybe they could get Lillywhite to go back and clean it up. Even then, thats not an extraordinary amount of work or costly endeavour. CDs are cheap to produce, and cheap to package. Not to mention the hardest work (the performing) has already been done. I would suggest they experiment with ZooTV, since it is probably the most popular tour among occasional fans. Then they could see how that works out and go from there.
