Promos - The Music Videos (with Play All function)
- “Life Is Sweet” (3:59)
- “Setting Sun” (4:03)
-- Interview with The Chemical Brothers and Noel Gallagher (1:33)
-- Interview with directors Dom & Nic (0:52)
- “Block Rockin’ Beats” (3:27)
-- Interview with The Chemical Brothers (0:42)
- “Elektrobank” (5:49)
-- Interview with The Chemical Brothers (0:51)
-- Fake audio commentary by Spike Jonze
- “Hey Boy, Hey Girl” (3:40)
-- Interview with The Chemical Brothers and Sean Rowley (1:35)
- “Let Forever Be” (3:44)
-- Interview with The Chemical Brothers and Noel Gallagher (1:41)
- “Out of Control” (4:17)
- “Star Guitar” (4:01)
-- Interview with The Chemical Brothers (1:49)
-- Making-of with director Michel Gondry (9:07)
- “The Test” (6:07)
-- Interview with The Chemical Brothers (0:44)
- “The Golden Path” (3:59)
Live (with Play All function)
- Red Rocks 1999 - “Hey Boy, Hey Girl” (4:56)
- Fuji Rock Festival 2002 - “Hoops” & “Setting Sun” (8:49)
- Fuji Rock Festival 2002 - “Temptation & Star Guitar” (8:40)
- Glastonbury 1997 - “Chemical Beats” (4:18)
- Glastonbury 2000 - “The Private Psychedelic Reel” (10:33)
- Credits (0:48)
Interviews
- The Chemical Brothers (6:26)
- Noel Gallagher (3:45)
- Tim Burgess (2:42)
- Richard Ashcroft (3:12)
- Beth Orton (2:23)
- Norman Cook (3:01)
- Wayne Coyne (3:31)
- Justin Robertson (3:39)
- Sean Rowley (3:21)
- Bernard Sumner (3:05)
“The Private Reels” featurette (8:28)
Chronology - plays all music videos and live performances in chronological order

French, Spanish (optional)

1.78:1 / 2.35:1

Anamorphic

NTSC

Music Dolby Digital 2.0 stereo

Keep Case

Includes a 14 page booklet with essays by David Fricke and Robin Turner and song credits.
The music videos are in anamorphic 1.78:1 except “Out of Control” is in anamorphic 2.35:1, and “The Golden Path” is non-anamorphic 1.78:1.
Some of the 1.78:1 videos have been cropped from the original 1.33:1 ratio.

Promos - The Music Videos (with Play All function)
- “Life Is Sweet” (3:59)
- “Setting Sun” (4:03)
-- Interview with The Chemical Brothers and Noel Gallagher (1:33)
-- Interview with directors Dom & Nic (0:52)
- “Block Rockin’ Beats” (3:27)
-- Interview with The Chemical Brothers (0:42)
- “Elektrobank” (5:49)
-- Interview with The Chemical Brothers (0:51)
-- Fake audio commentary by Spike Jonze
- “Hey Boy, Hey Girl” (3:40)
-- Interview with The Chemical Brothers and Sean Rowley (1:35)
- “Let Forever Be” (3:44)
-- Interview with The Chemical Brothers and Noel Gallagher (1:41)
- “Out of Control” (4:17)
- “Star Guitar” (4:01)
-- Interview with The Chemical Brothers (1:49)
-- Making-of with director Michel Gondry (9:07)
- “The Test” (6:07)
-- Interview with The Chemical Brothers (0:44)
- “The Golden Path” (3:59)
Live (with Play All function)
- Red Rocks 1999 - “Hey Boy, Hey Girl” (4:56)
- Fuji Rock Festival 2002 - “Hoops” & “Setting Sun” (8:49)
- Fuji Rock Festival 2002 - “Temptation & Star Guitar” (8:40)
- Glastonbury 1997 - “Chemical Beats” (4:18)
- Glastonbury 2000 - “The Private Psychedelic Reel” (10:33)
- Credits (0:48)
Interviews
- The Chemical Brothers (6:26)
- Noel Gallagher (3:45)
- Tim Burgess (2:42)
- Richard Ashcroft (3:12)
- Beth Orton (2:23)
- Norman Cook (3:01)
- Wayne Coyne (3:31)
- Justin Robertson (3:39)
- Sean Rowley (3:21)
- Bernard Sumner (3:05)
“The Private Reels” featurette (8:28)
Chronology - plays all music videos and live performances in chronological order

French, Spanish (optional)

1.78:1 / 2.35:1

Anamorphic

NTSC

Music Dolby Digital 2.0 stereo

Keep Case

Includes a 14 page booklet with essays by David Fricke and Robin Turner and song credits.
The music videos are in anamorphic 1.78:1 except “Out of Control” is in anamorphic 2.35:1, and “The Golden Path” is non-anamorphic 1.78:1.
Some of the 1.78:1 videos have been cropped from the original 1.33:1 ratio.