I think releasing new stuff (When We Were Us and Walls) at this time to re-release an album instead of wait a year or two to include them in a proper new album was Jon's idea of capitalizing on commercial momentum from the HOF induction. The chip on Jon's shoulder still wants to prioritize new stuff and be 'relevant'.

I hate to be saying this, but I think it will take for Jon's death or retirement (if he ever choses to retire) for us to get something old and really cool like old demos or classic live shows. Even at this stage of Jon's career, that just doesn't strike me as something he's interested in.