The album was released via Absolute Records, a minor subsidiary of the Universal Music Group label.

This version of the album also included their Eurovision Song Contest 2011 entry, "Lipstick".

In 2010, the original album was certified double platinum in Ireland,[1] meaning that between 30,000 and 44,999 copies had been sold in the country as of the date of the certification.

"[9] Virgin Media criticised the "painfully wooden dialogue before the layers of auto-tuned backing vocalists kick in.

[11] Digital Spy said it "contains more crimes against music than the combined discographies of The Cheeky Girls, Phil Collins and Lou Bega.