I unfortunately have to temper the enthousiasm from the previous reviewers a little. Sure, the CD collects some cool remixes, but leaves many out too. Where is "Eyes of Truth" (Gotterdammerung Mix)? "Eyes of Truth" (from "The Matrix") was also notably absent from the regular Greatest Hits even though it was a single. And this release also did not make available the out-of-print omen mix of "Principles of Lust" or any of the remixes of "Rivers of Belief" or the unreleased ATB mix from "Silence Must Be Heard".

Bottom line is, with the CD running only 60-something minutes, this could have been done much better. They could have at least put the excellent "Eyes of Truth" and "Rivers of Belief" remixes on the CD. It doesn't make sense to not fill up the 78 minute capacity, when high quality and appropriate material is available, especially when everybody is already downloading mp3's all over the place. Make your CD at least a complete document, so that people will buy it !

LSD Remix from Germany of some of the greatest hits of Enigma is absolutely perfect. Smooth dance themes mixed with simply amazingly dazzling voice overs make this CD one heck of a buy. Turn this CD on in a party, or even by yourself and you will get positive feel good actions.

The only reason I gave this CD only 4 stars was that it was not long enough and I was hoping for a remix of Beyond The Invisible. Other than that, this is a breath taking CD into the farthest reaches of Love, Sensuality and Devotion

Although this cd is not commercially available in U.S record stores, this remix collection of Enigma's greatest hits is an excellent accompaniment to the original "Love, Sensuality, Devotion". I would certainly say that it is a must have for diehard Enigma fans. There are nine tracks on this cd, including the new single "Turn Around" [Northern Lights Club Mix], a ten minute epic destined to be a club classic. The remaining eight tracks are remixes of the group's singles from over the years. I must say that is a real pleasure hearing those songs in a new and unique way. Although I am no fan of ATB as a trance dj, he does a remarkably good job at remixing "Push the Limits" or maybe the song just sounded good as a trance remix. I particularly adored the remixes to "Gravity of Love" and "Sadness (Part 1)", two of my all-time favorite Enigma songs. The judgement day club mix of "Gravity of Love" is a lot different from the chilled out version I heard on as b-side for the "Turn Around" single. Overall I adore this remix collection. It would have been perfect if this cd was released with the original "Love, Sensuality, and Devotion" cd. Not a single dud found on this cd.

Warning. This is not a new CD like Amazon is misrepresenting here(December 26, 2006). If you look at all the reviews they go back to July 1, 2002.
Now, I would only recommend this CD if you are using Apple iTunes and can delete songs. Rip the CD to iTunes using the AIFF setting. That's non-compressed. Remember, compressed music is destroyed music. Also never download music as that is super compressed. Always buy CD's. But, if your reading this on Amazon, you probably already know this piece of wisdom.
Now, in my opinion much of this CD just doesnt work. The beats are to fast for the Enigma vibe, and there's a lot of cheese going on as well. Also, some of the dance music beats sound dated from 5 years ago.
That being said, there are a few tracks worth buying this CD for, and adding to your iTunes.
Return of innocence (380 Midnight Mix) is super hot, I would buy this CD for that one track alone. Also TNT for the brain (Midnight Man Mix), Mea Culpa (Fading Shades Mix), Principles of Lust (Everlasting Lust Mix) are good.
So I like 4 tracks, delete the rest.

I am a HUGE Enigma fan. Thus, I have all their singles and all the remixes. This CD, with the exception of "Turn Around", "Push The Limits" and "Sadeness" has picked the lesser of the songs' remixes. It's a shame because Enigma has very good remixes. The awful remix of "Gravity of Love" should've been replaced with the sweet, jazzy remix on the "Turn Around" single. "Mea Culpa"'s remix should've been the Orthodox Version that is on the song's video (no one can get this mix otherwise!). And the Midnight Man Mix of "TNT For The Brain" is on the LSD album already! Why did Cretu choose to redundantly put it on the remix album? Very disappointing.