Aiii Shot The DJ was a different beast on the album as a standard dance track featuring the return of the high-pitched vocals that had been undergoing a lengthy six-year sabbatical. Scooter opted not to release this version, even though it is a perfectly fine tune in its own rite. Instead, they tweaked it to sound more like a party anthem. The Radio Version slaps you with an explosion, followed by a phaser-infused synth and H.P.'s wacky lyrics about "comin' at ya like Cleopatra" and asking where the "punani" is. A class act all the way. Then the high-pitched voice hits you like a crazy brick; I have never known what it's saying exactly, and I never will, but it's catchy, I'll give you that. And in the middle of all this frenzy, H.P. stops the track for a bit to give us some funky beats while a computeresque voice says, "Westside..." Looking for a little street cred, Scooter? Well, you're not going to get it with chipmunk voices! As a party track, this one does the job, and although it isn't Scooter's most memorable moment, it's a solid entry in their discography. The Extended Version is just that: a longer version of the radio edit. And the Bite The Bullet Mix is essentially an H.P.-free club mix of the track, so if you love instrumentals with just a titch of high-pitched vocals for that extra cheesy flavour, this is the one for you.