It's too bad -- but the best thing that can be said about this Cd is: "at least it's cheap". These remixes are so far removed from the tight elegance of the originals they become nothing more than passable background music. 9 of the 10 mixes are credited to either Julian Synne or Julian Beeston who seem to have lifted the vocals from the Sister's concert album (rather than Edwards and Rodgers meticulous studio recordings). The production sounds sloppy, busy, and usually grabs nothing more than snippets of the original vocals. If you're a Sister Sledge fan, try finding the series of 1993 cd singles released for "We Are Family", "Lost In Music", and "Thinking of You" remixed by Sure Is Pure, Ramp, and Philip Kelsey -- all wonderful and faithful to the original versions. The saddest part of this whole mess: there are STILL no slammin' remixes of the camp classic "He's The Greatest Dancer". Damn!