The album was remastered again and reissued in September 2014, as part of the Harrison box set "The Apple Years 1968–75". The CD booklet includes a liner-note essay by author Kevin Howlett and an introduction by Indian composer Nitin Sawhney. The reissue added three bonus tracks: the previously unreleased "Almost Shankara", titled after an epithet for the Hindu deity Shiva and based on a traditional Indian raga; an alternate instrumental take of "The Inner Light", which opens with Harrison's instructions to the musicians at HMV Studios; and "In the First Place" by the Remo Four". The reissue series was overseen by Harrison's son Dhani, Coinciding with this reissue, the "Wonderwall" film and soundtrack was the subject of an event held at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles, partly hosted by music journalist and television writer David Wild.