Knowing {$Master P}'s scrappy entrepreneurial past, it's a safe bet that {^ReMix Classics} was constructed to grab some piggyback sales. The collection's release falls a couple weeks before the {@Universal} company's {^Best of Master P}, a compilation of {$P}'s golden years -- years {$P} himself no longer has the rights to release. All that said, {^ReMix Classics} may not be the most inspired release and it does show signs of being slapped together in a hurry, but these are great tracks, pumped up by a 21st century thump. Production on {&"Get Em,"} {&"Cooked Crack,"} and {&"Thugettes"} is bassy and busy but still retains the {@No Limit} gutter feel that gets the Southern hood bouncing. Everything's retitled to keep the lawyers happy ({&"Thugettes"} is an updated {&"Thug Girl,"} and so on) and old crew members have been replaced by new, interesting or disappointing depending on whether or not you expect {$P} to "keep it real." He just wants to party and relive some memories on {^ReMix Classics}, and if anyone buys this collection in error, they've at least got a fun update with plenty of reckless weekend music. [{^ReMix Classics} was also made available in a clean version, with all explicit material removed.] ~ David Jeffries, All Music Guide