Greatest Hits & Remixes

I really enjoyed this cd, except for a couple songs in the middle. Overall, the remixes are well-done, with a consistent beat throughout, and put a new spin on a bunch of great songs. Good running music too.
Been listening to it pretty frequently for 6 months and hasn't gotten old yet.

There is nothing new here. I bought this albumn on the good faith of Paul's previous work. Boy was I wrong to give him the benifit of the doubt. To my starry eyed suprise, I didn't like any of the songs on this albumn that I had never heard before. On top of that, the original versions of the songs were better than any versions of songs on this albumn. Paul has done some good work. Look back a few years to find it...

I think it is a very special work fron Oakenfold, and you can listen all kind of different styles in one Cd, with Paul`s Style

OMFG this music blew my balls out my ears and i ate a filet of child sandwich with kid rock afterwards cuz he loved my music so much he gave me hep C and promised to change his music to emulate this CD or his father isnt zeus.

Fans of Oakie in his prime are in for yet another disappointment- this isn't electronica, just rock. Oakie's been on a downhill slide since "Bunkka" and "A Lively Mind". There is so much better stuff on his releases of "Travelling", "Great Wall", "Ibiza" and the now relatively rare & costly "Resident: Two Years at Cream". Even with a teaser dvd, this just isn't worth it. If you're a true electronica fan, the new John Digweed's "Transitions 3" (with cd-rom),part of his ongoing series of ambient electronica is far superior to this mishmash.