In 2000, Byte Records released the remix singles "No Limit" and "Twilight Zone". A remix album was to be released that year but some master tapes were stolen from Byte, and taken to Russia where they were released as a bootleg compilation. Also in this year, 2 Unlimited made their first appearance on the Eurodance compilation "Dancemania" series, specifically its "Speed" sub-series, with their song "Twilight Zone"'s "B4 Za Beat Mix". In 2001, Byte finally released "Greatest Hits Remixes" featuring many new remixes. Some of the remixes from the stolen master tapes released in Russia were not included. The album was released solely in Japan. In 2002, "Trance Remixes: Special Edition" was released in Japan featuring many more new remixes not included in the previous compilation. In recent years, many "best of" compilations have been released in various territories, often with new remixes. Most notably, ZYX Records released "No Limit 2.3" in 2003 and it was a moderate hit, reaching no. 41 in the German singles chart. It was promoted by a new duo, Débora Remagen and James Giscombe. They were being lined up as a 2 Unlimited "version 3". They still perform, mainly in Eastern Europe, although are not allowed to use their own voices. This due to copyright issues. A new CD and DVD set containing all the duo's video-clips called "The Complete History" was released in 2004 along with a single, "Tribal Dance 2.4" (originally released on 12" vinyl in November 2003 as Tribal Dance 2.3). 2005 saw the release of "The Refreshed Album" in Mexico featuring stunning artwork, but the same remixes found on previous remix albums. In 2006, the DVD was re-packaged with a different CD "Greatest Remix Hits", which was released in Australia. The following years would see this package re-released in Argentina, Denmark, Sweden, Asia and South Africa. Having both continued to perform their old hits separately in nightclubs and university student unions around the world, the original performers Slijngaard and Doth reunited on 11 April 2009, to perform together for the first time in 13 years at the "I Love The 90s" concert in Hasselt, Belgium. According to a radio interview with Slijngaard, Jean-Paul De Coster did not give permission for the duo to perform under the name 2 Unlimited; however Phil Wilde attended the gig and provided help with preparing backing tracks.