For those who asked what pushit is about,

there is a live bootleg from Houston where MJK introduces the song pushit by asking the crowd "ever love something so much you killed it, me neither this song is about that love"

I am paraphrasing, will have to listen to bootleg and correct if not exact.

Think the clue is in these lines

"Staring down the hole again.
Hands upon my back again.
Survival is my only friend.
Terrified of what may come.
Remember I will always love you,
As I throw your f**king throat away.
It will end no other way,
It will end no other way. "

While MJK states the lyrics are open to interpretation
it seems to be about the break down of a relationship

"i saw the gap again today.
while you were begging me to stay.
take it or not to make me enter.
if i do we both may disappear.
i saw the gap again today."

And basically how we define ourselves by the other person in the relationship so if it ends it will lead to the destruction of identity and how MJK is struggling with the other person and with himself over whether to leave them or not.

I can't comment on review as I don't own the cd/dvd. Pity they never released a live dvd or that Tool haven't either.

Yeah, but what I mean is that APC stuff I've heard is all pretty much a 3/5 when all the Tool stuff I've heard is always less than even a 2/5. A couple Tool albums are really good, but I can't remember which.

Album Rating: 4.5

All of these remixes as good if not better than the original songs, "Blue (Bird Shake Mix)" being my favorite on the album. Its a superb compilation, I can honestly say the only song I don't enjoy as much as I should is "Judith"

Album Rating: 4.0

This is probably the only remix EP i actually like, most of the songs here are better than their original iterations imo. especially the apocalypse remix of The Outsider