... Oh I know why ... another record company trying to pull in as much profit by marketing something very unnecesssary.

I love The Fugees, they're hands down one of my favorite Hip Hop groups of all time, but this compilation I don't love so much. For starters, they've only released two albums, one of which provides over half of this track list. All three members have released solo albums, so I don't understand why there's no solo material on this. Being that all of their solo joints are on the same record label as their group albums, and the same that made this dry compilation. But I will give this 3 stars, because the songs on here are good (they could have added plenty more though)

If you're new to The ReFugees, get The Score, and if you wan't more get Clef's "The Carnival" and Laurn Hill's "Miseducation" ! If you still want more get their debut "Blunted On Reality"

I love this album... one of my favs... mellow album with great bass licks starting with "Vocab". Great rasta sound. Great rap. Killing me softly of course rocks, but also like "no woman, don't cry", and "Fu-Gee-La".

I was as pleased as Punch when this CD came out in 2003. For starters it had Salaam Remi's 'Mahogany Mix' of Lauryn Hill's "The Sweetest Thing" on it and I had been searching for that track for ages. The original version of the song is on the 1997 soundtrack Love Jones: The Music (1997 Film) and I heard the remix in a club sometime between '98 and 2000. I remember searching the four corners of London in vain, trying to get my hands on the 12". (It wasn't a hidden track on my European version of Hill's The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill though I've been led to believe it was on US versions). Anyway, as far as I'm concerned, that song was worth the price of the CD all on its own.

So I was happier still, to find out it also had the 'Remix Radio Edit' of "Nappy Heads". I'd seen the video on MTV and had always meant to get Blunted on Reality, the Fugees album it came from but I just never got round to it. I'm no hardcore Fugees fan; The Score is their only CD I own apart from this one, so The 'Refugees Hip Hop Mix' of "Vocab" added even more value, as did Salaam's 'Ready For The Show Remix' of "Ready Or Not".

But I can totally understand why real Fugee fans would be underwhelmed by this CD. Seven out of the ten songs on here are from "The Score alone", which is a bit cheeky, to say the least. I guess I was just lucky how things turned out for me. It gets 3.5 stars on account of the four tunes I mentioned but with a few more remixes or more songs from the Fugees other albums or even a few more songs from Wyclef or Pras's solo projects, it could have made five stars easily. My overall assessment: it satisfies but missed a golden opportunity to thrill.

its sounds like it was burned off of another CD. The quality is poor.

If you already own "The Score" and "The Bootleg Versions", there is no reason to even buy this because that's all it is. There are only two songs on her not from those albums: "Nappy Heads"[Remix Radio Edit] and "The Sweetest Thing"[Mahogany Mix] by Lauryn Hill, which is a nice track.

But all in all, this is a nice, short CD to listen to while you're relaxing or in the car. But not good enough to buy if you have the other albums.