Re: U2 "The Joshua Tree" - 20th Anniversary Edition
Ron, VH1 runs that episode all the time. I really appreciate the offer, but that's more of a curiosity for me, and not something I really feel I need to add to my collection. BTW, I bought the MFSL disc back when they were readily available new. If you really want to get jealous, I found the MoFi version of "The Unforgettable Fire" a few years back at a used CD store for $8.99

Now some audio comparisons from an admittedly non-reviewer's ear:
This remaster is definitely fuller-sounding (read bassier) than the original release, and is almost on par with the MFSL disc. The bass on the MoFi version is just a tad tighter, though, than the remaster. Both are definitely an upgrade over the regular CD release, which sounds rather veiled and thin by comparison. The remaster seems to lose a bit of midrange presence compared to both the original and MFSL releases. It's very subtle, but it's definitely different. One very nice thing about the remaster is that it's not bumped way up in loudness. Arnie Acosta, the mastering engineer, seemed very conscious about dynamics and avoided a lot of the brickwalling he's done in the past (including the absolutely atrocious Atomic Bomb album). Overall, it's a nice upgrade over the existing CD release and if not for the slightly blooming bass, would be comparable to the MoFi version.
BTW, comparisons were done on a Pioneer 563 run analog into an HK Signature 2.0 preamp, amplified with a Parasound 855a, and sent to a pair of Norh 4.0s and an SVS 20-39PCi.