Pink Floyd's The Early Years albums

I got them, one by one, about a year after their initial release, once their prices dropped (and were available separatley). I did enjoy them quiet a bit. There's a good amount of stuff that I liked a lot, many audio songs I didn't have before, or at least not oficially, and now I can enjoy along the rest of their discography, many live versions that are much better than the original studio ones, and many video footage that's really good to be able to see. Yet, I rather dislike the way they have gone around things, like just doing it in a way to be able to make their sets more expensive because of the huge amount of material and discs they are offering, while a good deal of it is interviews or commercials, or whatever, that one won't really want to re-visit. I feel they could just as well have released a few albums... perhaps two "lost" albums with songs that were never released in a studio album, one for the Barrett era, and another for the post-Barrett era, and a few live albums, and perhaps one or two concert video compilations. And this is even more true of the new Later Years box set, from which I definitley want the new Delicate Sound of Thunder live album with more songs, as well as the Venice video concert (and I think they have another concert of video too, from the same tour, and they could easily have been put in a single release). I mean, physical format is already in trouble as it is, and then they put prices to such releases that are very difficult to afford, how can we support the physical format in such conditions?