Yes, I wonder this often, too.
Many enjoyably aimless hours (days, decades) pass by pondering these things. I even have a boss and fellow employee (real humans) who engage in the same discussion to keep me accordingly amused, riled, perplexed.
All that said, when I listen to The Beatles (and The Beach Boys) after the hoopla has died down following a big reissue/remix/repackage, I usually reach for the copies I know best, which are mostly the originals.
Sort of your point, I think.
Love it! Brilliant!
Thanks for that 
My point indeed 
The Beatles. 1967-1970 (2023)
When I bought the Let it be Super deluxe box last year and found that it didn’t include the rooftop concert which they subsequently sold separately later, I decided that this cow had been milked for the last time.
Don’t intend to purchase. Happily streaming thank you.
John Martyn - One World
Vinyl.
‘What, again?’ I hear you ask.
Has the day got a Y in it.
Led Zeppelin IV, 1971.
A few of you have posted about the intetesting story of the Wiltshire thatcher named Lot Long, who is in the cover of Led Zeppelin IV, I hope for ever. Many thanks for this.
I also wanted to thank you for the passion about Led Zeppelin in this Forum, it certainly made me learn more about the group. And I think I like it more because of you.
Now, playing it loud!
CD. I just bought the CD for £6 from Amazon. It had better be good or that’s a pint you owe me
The Traveling Wilburys - Collection - CD
Was going to play a George Harrison CD, but came up with this instead, its a good tribute to a few artistes unfortunately no longer with us.
Will do. Just listened to this, which I also enjoyed:
Avril Lavigne - ‘Let Go’ vinyl. Superb album, fantastically well recorded and produced. Okay, not very ‘hip’ for an old boy like me, but a bit of uptempo pop is always fun.
And if you like it do you owe me a pint? 
Flat Bridge is another recent one (2021) thats quite good
Its a real pity that his 1996 Big Up album doesnt seem to be available on Qobuz
Jeff Lorber Fusion Step It Up / 2015 Heads Up / US CD / HUI3793802
Jeff Lorber Keyboards
Jimmy Haslip Bass
Robben Ford, Michael Thompson, Paul Jackson Jr. Guitar
Bob Mintzer, Gary Meek Tenor Saxophone
Vinnie Colaiuta, Gary Novak Drums
New album out in March 2024 and tickets already booked for tour in May but in the meantime this will do
Elbow - Little Fictions
Heavenly Cream - An Acoustic Tribute to Cream - various bods.
Oh dear, … … … a dreary routine plod through various Cream choons which adds absolutely nothing to any of the originals.
Don’t bother. 
