Woodstock 1969 honoured with expansive 50th anniversary box set

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  • bootlegger10bootlegger10 Posts: 15,943
    edited August 2019

    With all of the music available these days (and a lot essentially free or for very little charge on streaming sites) I just can't understand paying $800 for this set.  Yeah, their may be some unreleased stuff on it but I'd keep the $800 and listen to the other thousand hours of Neil Young or The Who music that you don't have to pay to listen to. 

    Like with Pearl Jam, McCready plays a different solo or Eddie tags a song differently....do you really want to pay $800 to hear one of the hundreds of versions of Footsteps there are out there?

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  • rummyrummy Posts: 4,446

    With all of the music available these days (and a lot essentially free or for very little charge on streaming sites) I just can't understand paying $800 for this set.  Yeah, their may be some unreleased stuff on it but I'd keep the $800 and listen to the other thousand hours of Neil Young or The Who music that you don't have to pay to listen to. 

    Like with Pearl Jam, McCready plays a different solo or Eddie tags a song differently....do you really want to pay $800 to hear one of the hundreds of versions of Footsteps there are out there?

    I can't argue with this logic.
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