Thankfully, the single deviates somewhat from the slightly more lackluster album version (and they cleaned up frontman H.P. Baxxter's singing vocals a bit so it sounds less like a Gravol attack). The Radio Edit comes first, as is natural. After a brief guitar intro strumming the chorus melody, H.P. strikes us with some crazy lyrics over a deep bassline and some straightforward pounding beats. The chorus is an adaptation of "Always Hardcore" by Neophyte, but it seems to sound natural within the Scooter universe. And the nice synth melody afterward is pretty good, too. This is "hardcore" stadium techno in full effect with a hands-in-the-air spirit about it that can't be beat! And if you want that feeling to last even longer, try out the Club Mix for twice the heart-pounding kicks, more weird sound effects, and far fewer H.P. shouts if you don't care for them. Or, if you just love the Radio Edit to death, the Extended version will certainly do you justice. And, just to add some delicious frosting to your raving cake, there's Circle Of Light, a unique little trance tune with a slightly mystic vibe using unusual pads that give off a strange aural aura! Worth a listen.