1. 01 Y2K Global Melt Down 7:04
2. 02 Don't Stop 1:29
3. 03 Metal Head 1:03
4. 04 The Klubstalker 1:04
5. 05 B2K 1:17
6. 06 Overdrive 3:13
7. 07 Let The Bass Boom 0:51
8. 08 Check This Out 1:18
9. 09 Break It Down 1:01
10. 10 Don't Stop 0:25
11. 11 Rock The Beat 1:16
12. 12 Everybody Jump 0:54
13. 13 Yeah 0:51
14. 14 People Mover 1:03
15. 15 Yellow 1:31
16. 16 Put Your Hands Up 1:35
17. 17 Disco Train 1:24
18. 18 Ah Yeah! 1:24
19. 19 Give It All You Got 1:16
20. 20 Red 1:17
21. 21 The Ripper 1:30
22. 22 Tetris Revenge 0:40
23. 23 Back To The Good Old Days 8:10
24. 24 Uptown 1:10
25. 25 Build For Dancing 1:36
26. 26 The Disclubber 0:55
27. 27 Overdose 1:15
28. 28 Push That Thing 1:36
29. 29 Get Get Down 1:09
30. 30 The Groovy Thang 2:02
31. 31 Funky 1:09
32. 32 Ultimate Disco Groove 1:32
33. 33 Cold Phused 1:47
34. 34 Energy 1:19
35. 35 Who Came To Party 0:55
36. 36 Just Me And You 2:56
37. 37 When I'm With You 3:26

• 1:07:42 Dj Irene Pres "Global House Diva" (2000)

This is the original release of "Global House Diva". The second was released July 30, 2002, remastered on Warlock records. The following is a list of slight errors in the tracklisting on the back cover (tray insert): Track 4 - Mistitled as "The Stalker". Track 5 - Artist is listed as "Buda 2000", the title of the release the track was taken from. Track 7 - Artist is listed as "The Uncle Pha-Ker" Track 21 - Artists listed on the release are the two members of "The Mercenaries", which is the project name that actually released the track. Track 23 "Back To The Good Old Days" is an apparent mashup of various "Old School Techno" tracks, known in Discogs as "Hardcore" at least half a dozen tracks in this, including Interactives "Who is Elvis?" and "Elevator Up and Down", LA Syle's classic "James Brown Is Dead", Apotheosis' controversially sampled track "O Fortuna", Eon's "Spice" briefly, and several other classic cuts from the early 90's. ©2000 Strictly Hype Recordings