The first track is the only version of God Save The Rave we get, the Radio Edit. It starts out with a brand new fairly high-pitched (though not as high-pitched as older Scooter releases) chorus about not giving up, never coming down, etc. before switching to a faster, fairly hard instrumental pounder that is sure to raise a few jumping fists in their air. The vocals are okay, but they do feel generic, lacking any sign of an earworm. Unlike the previous single, this one pushes the bass louder, something sorely needed for a dance track like this. Being a Scooter single, we also have frontman H.P. Baxxter's signature shouts, and now more than ever do they feel wedged into an otherwise unrelated song. It's like when you have a full dinner table, but there's one more guest — you simply pull up an extra chair and wedge them in. The song would be just as good without his presence, showing that Scooter music is becoming less about H.P. and more about the music itself. What a shock! Plus, there's no bridge, no C-Part. Hmmm.

The other track in this package is none other than... wait, Rave Teacher? What the deuce?! Well, I already reviewed this one recently, so why talk about it twice?