Bad album! But with some strengths.

One year after Limp Bizkit with "Chocolate Starfish" had their mega success, they released a remix disc on which they left to remix their songs other famous artists. The very fact that most of it was spoiled here by foreign artists does all the CD for me no longer a Limp Bizkit album.
It all looks so promising: P. Diddy, Neptunes, Timbaland ... That can only be good ne plate, right? Well, I do not know what kind of pills that have pushed, but really they have not been definitely trouble. Bad enough that LB have nevertheless given the thing on the market rather than take down the really bad numbers.
Mention is also worth that the guitarist Wes Borland had already left the band at this time. This explains, among other things why only Lethal and Fred have contributed to the remixes. Finally, a remix with drums and bass would be just without guitar is not quite as appealing. Anyway, this disk is very unusual because of its heavy Hip Hop. At one point or another you can even hear "House-techno-dance wiemandasauchimmernennt" * * choke. A bit annoying too, is there a total of 5 (!) Remixes of "My Way".

In spite of this there is the "New Old Songs" a few songs that are not so bad or even really good. Nevertheless, they are not enough to fit the originals, but this was not to be expected.

Title:
Nookie For the Nookie (The Neptunes Remix): Basically not a bad beat. Come to the original course not ran. For tuckige Rumgepiepse of Pharell there are massive prints! (2/5)

Take a Look Around (Timbaland Remix) (feat E40.): Uninspirirter Beat. These unnecessary Rapeinsatz of any types. Nope, nothing is so far! (2/5)

Break Stuff (DJ Lethal Remix): Here, even a Limp Bizkit member hand created ... and failed. Cruel Beat. Previous low point and the just with Lethal. Man man man. (1/5)

My Way (P. Diddy Remix): For this Sch..ße P. Diddy really belong in prison. Sch..ß Beat and Sch..ß-rumgegröle in the background. (1/5)

Crushed (Bosko Remix): The original is very much better, but that's the first song bearable! Not bad. (3/5)

N 2gether Now-All in Together Now: Again, the Neptunes! Over time, the beat is really annoying. About Pharells beeping I have to say anything more. (2/5)

Rearranged (Timbaland Remix) (feat Bubba Sparxxx.): Probably the best song on the album! Good beat and good use of Bubba. The Timbaland has done well. Comes almost to the original approach, but only almost. (5/5)

Getcha Groove On (Dirt Road Mix): Better than the original! All backed by nem reasonable Beat. Good! (4/5)

Faith / Fame Remix (feat Everlast.): Very chill and beat Fred sounds anyway stoned to ;-). Very well done. Suddenly the music is good. (5/5)

My Way (DJ Lethal Remix): Beautiful depressed beat Lethal. Strong Remix! (5/5)

Nookie (androids vs. Las Putas Remix): Whoa Yuck! "House-techno-dance wiemansowasauchimmernennt" -Bullsh * t of the worst kind! Whoever is responsible should be ashamed! (1/5)

Counterfeit (Lethal Dose Extreme Guitar Mix): The passages in which Fred raps are from beat her really well, but the other strumming pulls the song a little. (3/5)

Rollin (DJ Monk-Vs-The Track Mack Remix): * * würg God forgive them, for they knew not what they were doing! ;-) Electronic "House ..." - crap. Bad! (1/5)

Bonus Tracks:
My Way (DJ Premier Way Remix): The guitar parts were simply sampled and underlaid with a beat. Since it was hardly changed anything, the song is not bad. (4/5)

My Way (William Orbit's Mix): Too much electronics! Otherwise, almost nothing has been changed again. (3/5)

My Way (Pistol's Dancehall Dub): Although I hate "House-techno etc" I find this number quite relaxing. The original has indeed almost nothing to do, still good. (4/5)

That means?
This remix plate is indeed partially rotten, but on the other hand some really good songs to offer. Because I like the remixes of Rearranged, Faith and My Way (Lethal Mix) I forgive just as 3 stars.

Buy recommendation?
I find it hard to recommend this disc. For proper Limp Bizkit fans is perhaps what. But you have to be prepared for the odd disappointment!