Tracks
Paul PDub Walton, who had previously mixed the Drawing Restraint 9 soundtrack, oversaw the remixing and remastering, despite Mark Stent being responsible for mixing the albums Post through to Medúlla.
There are differences between the 5.1 versions of some tracks and the original stereo mixes—"I Miss You" from Post has a new vocal-take and "In the Musicals" from Selmasongs is in a new edited form. The 5.1 version of "All Is Full of Love" from Homogenic is the video version and not the original album version, and the video version of "Hyperballad" from Post, which features different vocals, is also remixed into 5.1 sound. In Vespertine some tracks have notable differences: "Undo" has different arrangements, "An Echo, A Stain" has a new flute enterlude and a different ending and "Unison" is sped-up.
Also, the 5.1 side of the Drawing Restraint 9 soundtrack includes a bonus track, "Petrolatum", included in the movie score, but not in the original CD release.
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