First up is the D.O.N.S. Burn Rubber Video Edit, mixed by the legendary German dance duo of D.O.N.S., most notable for revitalizing the classic "Pump Up The Jam" for a new generation of boogie-ers. This track starts with a focus on chopping and rearranging the lyrics of MC H.P. Baxxter over a standard beat and bass combo with some synths overtop, sounding similar to a joyous car horn. That's pretty much the gist of the entire song, save for a break featuring the pluck, an instrument used incessantly throughout 1997-1998 dance productions. However, it's fairly catchy and significantly full of energy. Next is the Klubbheads Remix, and this one's far more house-based. Using some cool disco samples and, later on, that aforementioned pluck synth, the Klubbheads have managed to create a new sound for "Fire"... and most assuredly a repetitive one. The main melody, if indeed there is one, gets dull within the first ten seconds -- it's pretty monotonous and seems to be bereft of any strong effort, sadly. The D.O.N.S. Burn Rubber Mix is essentially a widened version of the previous Video Edit, adding very little else except an extended beat intro. To conclude, Scooter has added its own B-Side with Fire Dub 2, a retooling of some of the instrumental elements from the original. If you enjoyed the synthetic, non-guitar-based parts of the song, you'll like this since that's the focus, although some muffled guitar riffs appear briefly as well. It also features some H.P. lyricisms as well, so don't feel like you're shortchanged there, either!