I owned a bunch of them on college, when they released their entire 2000 tour. They were pretty awesome. Not always the greatest mixes, but worth it for some of the shows (which were legitimately great to listen to, even now). And the DIY cardboard packaging, with its obvious homage to Live at Leeds, was really cool and innovative at the time. I haven't liked Pearl Jam nearly as much as I used to back then, but some of those bootlegs are still fun to break out.