Ron, I don't really want to say this on the FSM board, but this version, if you love the music, sounds much better - the FSM, for whatever reasons, was not well mastered, in my opinion. Plus, you get the album art and a nice single CD release. It depends on how much you like the music, I think. The next Kritzerland release, which will pair one title from the box set with a never before released soundtrack, is going back to the master tapes for the box set score, because, for me, it sounds like junk - on the verge of distortion the entire time (and occasionally going over the edge) - my mastering guy thinks its because they pushed their EQ way too loud, which resulted in the distortion. And I won't put out anything that sounds like that, when there's a good master tape.
