The collection highlights everything that is good, and a lot of what’s bad about the scene at the moment. Hardcore may not sell as well as it did a few years back but the standard of tunes being produced is getting higher all the time. Unfortunately there is a lack of new talent breaking through, which is shown by the lack of new producers appearing on this collection.

To go through each mix and tune would be impossible (and dull) so instead here’s a selection of highlights and lowlights from the C.D. For the record however Mark E.G, Brisk, Vibes, Slipmatt, 

Best Mix: - Brisk wins hands down with a set that includes tunes from Bang!, storm, 2 damn tuff, Trixxy and Force & Styles.

Best Rip off: - This goes to Stompy, Monty & D’Skies version of Celine Dions "Everynight". The thought of that bloody song being sped up with a bouncy rhythm didn't exactly appeal to me but it works and is the highlight of Vibes' mix.

Best Remix: - This was going to go to Brisks brilliant version of "DJ’s in effect" but it was 

Best Newcomer: - Presuming that this is a new artist and not an established one going under a different name (why do they do that?) Hyperactive wins the honors with a remix of "Raver’s Groove" entitled "Let me play".

Special mention: - This goes to Storm who I thought had dropped off of the face of the earth who has four tunes on the various CD’s. I remember reading some comments on the "Next Generation" website in which somebody suggested that Storm did sweet Fanny Adams for the 

Tunes the skip button was made for: - To be honest most of the SY and Unknown stuff is dull as dishwater with the only real exception being the "Sensation" remix.  Vibes' "Slammin' Vibes" sounded well dated compared to the rest of his set.

Cheesiest tune: - There are a few contenders in here but the one that really stands out is