I usually buy these , but then question myself why , even the Sandy Denny ones or John Martyn's One World and Solid Air , it is pretty rare to find a demo that you play more often than the finished version
I have the Joy Division ones , still sealed , ditto Led Zeppelin 3 and Houses Of The Holy

After all the bonus material is soon  available on You Tube - and the times you end up buying the original "as released" material - nobody seems to sell "disc 2 only" versions

The Beach Boys would be a case where I do go back to the demos, work in progress
, and I bet Jules does the same with The Who - so he's spot on  in his post , depends in how high a regard you hold a particular album or artist

I'd love it to be Mick Softley.  

Intrigue!

Jules

Some, yes. But it depends how obsessive about an artist you are.

Jules

There's a plethora of Super Deluxe editions of old albums by Yes, The Police, Black Sabbath, Nirvana, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones etc etc

They usually consist of the original albums, outtakes, demos and sometimes a live album or two.

They all cost a bloody fortune.

Has anyone ever found these to be of great value or interest?

Enquiring minds want to know.

This definitely looks of interest....we just don't actually know what 'this' is yet...

https://lansdownebooks.com/products/undisclosed-lp?fbclid=IwY2xjawUGj0BwZG9mAWV4dG4DYWVtAjEwAGJyaWQRMEM3MHRUeTZpbHV5aXBPdDBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEeUh-ghvyDOvM2QnpzFa5FEMPBNwd9Nv2X8q4ZHA6MCPU_Y--_lxvsZBotwJY_aem_FK0QJv5pEK48BWwqv8tzjQ

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Neither, obviously, was I then.  Yes.

Emma Ravicz.

Contemporary jazz saxophonist.

Occasionally I like to try  an unfamiliar artist in concert.  

Yes, I'd heard it before. There's a YouTube film of him performing it on the Late Late Show, following a short interview. I'd link to it but my phone won't let me. Just go into YouTube and search Phil Lynott Late Late Show Sandy Denny and it'll come up.