Well, first off, check out that crazy cover. It's based on the video for this single, which is about fourteen times as cheesy. They have to defeat an evil green-haired temptress and save an angelic girl. Yeah. So they fly over to her (as H.P. wears his super-awesome fuzzy space coat) in their special space vessel which no one is actually piloting. But to get to her, they must first battle a horde of mechanical spiders... This is the type of corny video that you can't get away with nowadays or else it will be pointed at and taunted by the masses of the younger generation. But anyway, the song itself is... well, just think of a dance version of the Terminator theme. That's exactly what this is. (They didn't credit the original composer of the Terminator theme either! Whoa! Theft!) Paste some H.P. lyrics over top of it ("instead of fight, come on and reunite!") and you have yourself the single. Oh, don't forget to throw in some DJ scratches as a bridge. Yeah, that makes this song a LOT better.

The B-side is little more than a different combination of some elements that made up the radio edit of "The Age Of Love", minus the use of the Terminator theme, which is the prime element of the original song. Hmmm... this isn't exciting at all! They did include H.P.'s lyrics, but they seriously vocoded them, and it actually improves them. Also included here are a couple of weird female vocal samples, including a classic one of a girl saying "Wonderful human beings..." which I've heard in more than one production. Now, here's an interesting thing to note: for the Club Mix of "The Age Of Love", they use the vocoded version of the vocals instead of the original. That's intriguing. However, other than that bit of intrigue, it's just a lengthier version of the radio edit with exchanged vocals.