Sort of a mixed bag of material... Some tracks have aged more gracefully than others, some were always just better/more memorable than others... and some more tasteful, too.The songs featured on this disc are electronic remixes. Many are heavily "club-oriented" in nature. The majority of original Christian Death material comes from the 90's "Christian Death featuring Rozz Williams" era, which may appeal more to fans of Shadow Project than the Rozz-era Christian Death of the 1980's.This kind of cliché, borderline cheesy Cleopatra cash-in release is certainly nothing new for the label. If you can look beyond this aspect of the CD (and the cheese factor inherent in creating dance remixes of non-dance music alone), or you enjoy any of the artists who have made contributions, this is worth picking up for a few of the stand-out tracks.Personal favorites include "The Angels (The Zeno-Avesta Mix)", Cervix Couch (One By One)", "Book of Lies (Zip Campisi Remix)", and "Still Born, Still Life (Dahlmer's Dead Remix)"... The more ambient, withdrawn, and experimental, or harsh and noisy tracks are (at least typically) some of the better ones in the collection. Some of the dancier tracks are not bad, but most are a bit too corny for my tastes.