 This will not be to everyone’s tastes but it fits [hers]," noting the album was a comeback for Oakenfold after his less certain direction taken with his studio album "Bunkka", and stated she preferred the first disc.David Jeffries of Allmusic rated the album three out of five stars, stating "there are thrills but few surprises from this one-time maverick, but if Oakie is trying to sonically reproduce the massive size of a Creamfields' event, he's done it.Skip past the lackluster kickoff and think film composer John Williams as a DJ with a wicked haircut."