This remix was originally a bootleg which was picked up by Bedrock and released to as part of a series of special releases to commemorate their 50th release. This is undoubtably one of the best progressive breaks tracks ever made. Greyarea have taken a house masterpiece and transformed it into a deep and complex breakbeat track that slowly progresses, never losing the magic of the original.

This track is absolutelly fabulous. It was sold as a promotional extra with some copies of Delerium after all. More to the point there are only 500 copies of this unknown masterpiece. The delerium mix is interesting, but uses the vocal far too much and the end result is fairly weak. The fade mix however is a progressive masterpiece which slowly builds and uses a subtle vocal to a huge effect.

I personally fond this release very disappointing. The track starts off on a good note but as it progresses I feel it loses the feeling of the original. If you want to check out a much better remix of this I suggest the DJ Dragon and Dean Dee Parkside remix.

This a good CD in the usual Tiesto style with well arranged and picked tracks, and alright mixing. The only issue I have with it is that it seems to be a little bit heavy on the anthems, many of which by the end of 2000 were very played out.