The Bjork remix is pleasant enough, by virtue of its not really doing too much to divert from the original. However, the other mixes are pretty dismal attempts to hatchet together uplifting trashy pop accapellas with reflective pastoral electronics (reflective pastoral electronics being what Kettel is good at). It all sounds woefully messy, in a 'my first Acid mash-up' kind of way - there hasn't even been an attempt to key-match throughout most of the record, as far as I can tell.

This record all feels a bit 1999-2001, and seems like a bit of an attempt to be immortalized in ebay collectability, yet it fails miserably where people like bit_meddler et al succeeded (albeit in a novelty way, of course).

This has a very good Bjork remix, and various other pop re-works. I would highly reccomend this to anyone who likes to hear good female lyrics put into the context of good production. Ambient, slightly clicky and glitchy this is one of my favourites.