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Originally Posted by DownAndOut

Whatever the reason--faulty memory, a heretofore undiscussed desire to surprise fans, overconfidence in someone's recollection of the CD as we consumers know (knew) it, familiarity with a range of takes and tapes that we'll never know--Davis and whoever signed off on these reissues let through several slight but obvious differences. That three of them are on "We Can't Dance" suggests the overfamiliarity angle, given that it was Davis' baby to begin with. (The three that jump out at me on that disc are an impressive two0-second vocal melisma starting at 3:14 on "Since I Lost You," the entrance of the "We all agree" and "It's just the way of the world" countervocals a chorus earlier on "Way of the World" (starting at 3:32 and 3:41, respectively) and an "ohhh" at 6:54 of "Dreaming While You Sleep" similar to the one at the end of the first chorus.) Curious what all of you think (or will think when you hear them).

Originally Posted by martinus

DaO, you make it sound as it Nick intentionally changed bits from the original recordings but that is not true at all. Though it is quite possible that Nick Davis occasionally picked a different takes for the new remixes, he did not do it intentionally - possibly was not even aware that it was a different take. As he explained in the interview with www.genesis-news.com:

(You can find the whole interview here: His Own Special Way .)

Good ear though picking those differences out....whew!!!!