Two good examples in Holly and Baker, of record companies going to the well too many times with the same music. And here I thought that Tupac Shakur was the only one who released more albums after he died than when he was alive. I assume there's money in constantly reissuing and repackaging the same music year after year. I just wonder why, with all the new music out there to explore and review, sites like pitchfork choose to review the same old same old again and again. Increased page views? Also, why didn't Buddy Holly ever release an album with N.I.G.G.A.Z. in the title?