You make a good point, Kevin. 

But Nobody with hoards of money … EVER has enough. That’s a rarity; rare, …rare, rarity. & certainly the root of Earth’s li’l gem of a present day crisis.  I use the word, ‘gem,’ because ‘germ’ …oh just doesn’t passably portray the g-a-u-d-y set.

But, again, point taken. 

……….&, …still, …I’ve seen Yoko interviews. Bling…baby!   It is about the money.  &…these mid-‘80s Beatles CDs right 'ere sound good, and the few we have on vinyl..?..they sound excellent…give or take a few snaps…crackles…and pops. & John & George have stopped earning their fair shake. & I get it, yes they have families, …keep it going…wheels keep a turnin’ chug…chock-a-lock-a…chug…. always gota improve the improvable, ...score the market share... blast the billboard! Feed the monkey. Steal the show. ...Reap the harvest

(No doubt the most attuned ears will feel the presence of the purest perfection, lows, mids, highs, that John & George had always wished for…in the wood ol’days of reel-loops and shoop-bah-doops.)  ………But I’m not in that target market.

I would journey miles see Paul McCartney (partly pissed on Guinness) playing piano and guitar and singing about love lost from the heart in a small local pub, though, with David Gilmour accompanying him on lap steel n Strat guitar.  ...Or even a slightly smaller venue than a coliseum, with 22 piece accompaniment, if the price were right for the moment (which it likely wouldn't be) 

…& I would spoon, …to my baby I’d (quietly) croon love’s tune (and be moved).