Check this thread referencing the boxset
http://www.planetgarth.com/forums/sh...ht=#post425763
This is from another forum I frequent where the poster went into much more detail regarding the differences in mixes, credit goes go GG.
"I picked it up when it first launched for Man Against Machine, the follow-up, and for the new mixes. If you A/B the original masters and these, there are substantial and very audible differences between them. There are some lyrical, instrumental, and technical changes on a few tracks as well.
-Crowd cheers were added back into the studio version of "The Old Stuff" on Fresh Horses (in the Limited Edition it had been removed)
-New steel guitar part on "Somewhere Other Than the Night" on The Chase
-"Do What You Gotta Do" from Sevens has some new mandolin work
-Almost all the 80s/90s-era echo is gone and the cleaned up vocals are more prominent with a more modern and reserved reverb.
-Several songs' fade in/fade out have been altered or shifted - some longer, some shorter but not by much.
Scarecrow had a substantial amount of George Lucas-ing done to it.
-"Squeeze Me In" has a new lyric from Trisha, nixing the old outdated "faxing you love notes" lyrics.
-"Don't Cross the River" is slightly longer with an extra chorus, by approx 15-20 seconds.
-"Wrapped Up In You" is slightly shorter, by approx 10-10 seconds.
-"The Storm" has Garth change one word of lyrics "swirl like a hurricane" instead of "whirl"
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