Has there been any time when a re-release wasn't lazy or a cash grab? Was the "Blurred Lines" lawsuit a justifiable one?

Here are some of the topics that we go over in this episode:

• How have re-releases for Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On" been handled?
• Have posthumous releases for J Dilla been handled more respectfully than for most other artists?
• Are The Eagles best as a singles band, rather than an album band?
• Did 80s hair metal, glam, and arena rock bands sound better during their 70s era than their 80s era?
• Was "Joshua Tree" the last good and true U2 album?