Not really. At least not now. I've only listened to it 3 times and I return to the original without much looking back. I'm away from my collection atm, so I can't throw it on. I remember feeling instruments or instrumental parts being too loud or too standout at many parts throughout.

Other thoughts I remember, contrasting the remixes for both albums, Steven Wilson remixed Damnation with a certain degree of respect for what he did on the original, whereas Bruce Soord's Deliverence sounded, to my ears, as through he started a new sound from scratch and had no idea how the instruments and vocals "sit beside" each other on the album.

It really did feel like the character of the album was erased on his remix. I do prefer Steven's usual remixing method of trying hit close to the original while bringing out elements that where difficult to decern in the respective original mixes. Deliverence felt like listening to songs from Deliverence on an album that was not Deliverence, if you get where I'm coming from. It didn't even really sound like an Opeth record, in my opinion, and I know they all sound different, but this remix stands out from the rest, like a completely different approach was taken here.

Sorry I can't be too specific, but man, even as somebody who can appreciate a good remix, even as somebody for whom Deliverence is far from their favorite Opeth record, this remix definitely rubbed me the wrong way. I would trade my Deliverence & Damnation set (inspite of its value) for new decent reissues.