This is an excellent release of two great Nitzer Ebb tracks mixed by the Hacker and Terence Fixmer. Control I'm here has been remixed many times until now and I find this version quite close to the original version. The banging kick gives to the track a more "dancey" mood, making it apropriate for djs who respect the history of electro music and the great influence of Nitzer Ebb to modern electro. The real masterpiece is the Terence Fixmer mix to "Let your body learn" which is made according to the usual banging Fixmer style. After all Fixmer has collaborated with the legendary Nitzer Ebb singer Douglas McCarthy after getting in contact with him with this release.
This release is an excellent choice both for ebm and industrial lovers and for begginers willing to get familiar with the Nitzer Ebb phenomenon.

This is an excellent work of minimal techno. It's a must for those who like minimal repeating sounds and scratch and noises going around. It's absolutely perfect. The only disadvantage is its small duration.
I prefer mostly the tracks "Willkommen Im Strom" & "Energiekreise" (the first one has appeared I think in the mix-album of miss kittin Electroclash-Berlin is burning). Monoblock is also a fascinating track, simillar to the one located in kompakt's coolection "Total 3" (Kompakt cd 10 : Track 5 : Musick).
Why not try a different angle in techno music?