Funny you should mention Live Era.  I was thinking about that and  how half assed the job was on those discs and what a waste of money it was (I bought it when it came out) when compared to the Ritz and Vegas live shows that they included on the Illusions.

I think you kind of nailed it.  They go half something on these sets.  It's like one part of it "functions" correctly (Ritz bluray, remixed NR etc) and the other part is TOTALLY brain dead (high MSRP, no demos).

It's frustrating and funny at some time at their incompetence even on basic stuff like pricing.

Speaking of bad horror films:

Mother of Tears .  The final in Argento's trilogy turns out to be a dud.  Even the plotline of the world gone amuck isn't that interesting.  Oh what really bugged me at times was that Argento staged gruesome and crass kills.  I think he was trying to gloss over the fact that the story is pretty much shit.  The acting is kind of awful (probably the script again) and the film goes off the rails in the last 40 mins.

Busting: gritty 1970s cop film starring Eliot Gould and Robert Blake.  Very gritty and lots of neon lit scenes.  I personally enjoyed the chase scene through the market a lot.  It's got that general theme of how people, even cops, are generally powerless against those in power.  Surprised it isn't a bit more well known.

Word.  I wouldn't have complained about the cool November Rain where it starts off acoustic before going electric halfway through the song.  It's from one of the last shows of the "original" band in 1993 in Argentina before they split.

I'm kinda annoyed that they didn't use social media to tell the fanbase that there would be all these great live tracks on the remastered albums .  Missed opportunity again there.

Absolutely brilliant live version of Estranged from the Ritz.