My doubts are largely prompted by remembering the first 2 batches of Third Man LPs. (I made comment about them somewhere here). There were some really bad issues .
I certainly haven't heard all of the Third Man LPs, but the volumes of the Mississippi Sheiks are unlistenable. The transfers are fine, I suppose, but cramming that much music onto each LP yields a totally unsatisfactory listening experience: the next song starts almost before the previous song ends. It's frankly impossible to enjoy music presented this way and I can't imagine why this made sense to anyone with ears and in a position to make a different decision.
This is just cynical commercialism designed to encourage a fairly small market to part with a lot of money in exchange for kitsch. Maybe they'll go the full distance and happy, satisfied consumers can listen to their Paramount box set on their iphone using a Third Man Paramount Reissue mp3 player app or on a commemorative Third Man Paramount Reissue reproduction turntable (all TBA)... all while wearing approved Third Man apparel: Paramount Reissue t-shirt and baseball cap and windbreaker... the scene would not be complete without the Third Man commemorative Paramount Blues recording artist bobble head collection. I hope there are stickers with this set. No premium box set is complete without stickers. Maybe they'll partner with Harley-Davidson and you'll get a special edition Paramount Reissue Sportster. And can you just imagine the apparel possibilities there!!! WOWEEE!!!!
Everyone involved in the transaction will get exactly what they deserve.