Ah, Ramp!, what an interesting little sprite you are. With its instantly catchy chorus taken from Supertramp's 1979 hit, "The Logical Song", this single was destined to be a hit. Of course, there are definitely a few differences between Supertramp's version and Scooter's! As the Radio Edit, clearly shows, the chorus has that now legendary high-pitched voice that has come to be associated with Scooter. It's still effective, but fans of Supertramp may be appalled. And, as usual, the tune is mixed with wild trance synths (and even some classic acid 303-synth stuck in there for good measure) and frontman H.P. Baxxter's largely incoherent rapping. Altogether, it makes for a party-oriented tune that, sure enough, hit #2 on the U.K. music charts. Granted, the song is a bit cheesier than some of their past efforts -- and definitely more mainstream -- it still had quite an effect on the listening public. Even ripples of their success crossed the Atlantic...

The Extended Mix is, as always, the full-length version of the song, adding some extra beats at the beginning and end, but very little else. There's also a Club Mix that removes H.P.'s vocals, leaving behind only the high-pitched Supertramp chorus and the regular instrumental portions, changing the buildup as well. Audiophiles are also treated to the B-Side, Siberia, a somber affair featuring chilling female wailing and deep drum beats.