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Hip hop
Performer: Two Live Crew
Title: Move Somthin'
Style: Bass Music
Year 1988
Country Canada
Genre: Hip hop
Rating: 4.3
Votes: 362
MP3 size: 1278 mb
FLAC size: 1411 mb
WMA size: 1934 mb
Other formats: AA WAV DXD MP2 XM AUD AU

Two Live Crew - Move Somthin' mp3 album


Two Live Crew - Move Somthin' mp3 album

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1 Introduction 0:48
A2 Drop The Bomb 2:44
A3 Move Somethin' 3:19
A4 Ghetto Bass II 4:13
A5 With Your Badself 2:20
A6 Pussy Ass Nigga
Vocals [Additional] – Melvin Bratton, Tolbert Bain
3:16
A7 Head, Booty, And Cock 3:21
B1 S & M 3:49
B2 Do Wah Diddy
Music By – Manfred Mann
4:00
B3 Word II 3:09
B4 Feel Alright Yall 2:48
B5 One And One 2:24
B6 Mega-Mixx II 3:09

Companies, etc.

  • Recorded At – Circle Sound Studios
  • Mixed At – Circle Sound Studios
  • Published By – Pac Jam Publishing
  • Published By – Carlin Music Corp.
  • Mastered At – Fullersound
  • Distributed By – Luke Skyywalker Records

Credits

  • Artwork, Design – M. Morell*
  • Engineer, Mixed By – Michael Sterling
  • Executive-Producer – Luke Skyywalker
  • Performer [The 2 Live Crew] – Brother Marquis, The Fresh Kid Ice*, Luke Skyywalker, Treach D.J. Mr. Mixx*
  • Photography By – Stepping Stone Pictures
  • Producer, Arranged By – The 2 Live Crew

Notes

Titel on frontcover: "Move Somthin' "
Titel on Label: "Move Somethin' "

This Version can be identifies by the following characteristics:
- Explicit Version with 4 tracks more than the Clean Version (Pussy Ass Nigga, Head Booty And Cock, S & M, One & One).
- With print (black on yellow) on Frontcover: "This Album Contains Explicit Lyrics Parental Guidance Suggested".
- Backcover with Fan Club Infos (printed in red right from the barcode)
- Track A6 is listed as "P∼y Ass N' N-R" instead of "P-A-N"
- without the "RE-2" in the matrix on side B & "IN GOD WE TRUST" on both sides.
- also the "Special Thanks" vary from the other pressings.
- track A7 has a different ending on each, the original ends with "and get some pussy too", the 1989 pressing ends with "let me hear you say booty, booty booty".

Recorded & Mixed at Circle Sound Studios, Hollywood FL
Pac-Jam Pub. BMI
Dist. By Luke Skyywalker Records

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Printed): 0 22471 0101 1
  • Barcode (Scanned): 022471010111
  • Rights Society: BMI
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A Etched): XR-101-A IN GOD WE TRUST FS
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B Etched): XR-101-B IN GOD WE TRUST FS

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
XRM 102-2 The 2 Live Crew Move Somethin' ‎(CD, Album) Attic Records Limited XRM 102-2 Canada 1989
XR-101 Two Live Crew* Move Somthin' ‎(Cass, Album) Luke Skyywalker Records XR-101 US 1988
XR 101 Two Live Crew* Move Somthin' ‎(Cass, Album) Luke Skyywalker Records XR 101 US 1988
XR-101 The 2 Live Crew Move Somthin' ‎(CD, Album, RE) Lil' Joe Records XR-101 US Unknown
CDXR 101, XR-101 Two Live Crew* Move Somthin' ‎(CD, Album, RE) Luke Records, Luke Records CDXR 101, XR-101 US Unknown


Marr
my copy has "get you fucked up by the ghetto style dj,s"on the back of the jacket with the copywrite note where all others i have seen and have "messed up".maybe this denotes a 1st pressing also?
Insanity
On the original pressing, track A7 ends with "and get some pussy too" fade, on the later pressings, track A7 ends with "let me hear you say booty, booty booty" abruptly edited in and replacing the last portion of the song. The same goes for the cassette (and possibly the CD pressings?) as well. Most likely a form of 'copy protection' which allowed Luke to identify shops in the Miami area who where selling bootlegs of his labels releases.
Arryar
While you wouldn't wan't to play the majority of this great, but very adult orientated, LP to your grandmother or kids the track "Mega Mix II" is a seriously dope DJ track and will provide entertainment for turntablist fans of all ages. The rest of this LP is highly enjoyable if you don't mind the odd rude word.
Foginn
The SP1200 sampler was released as this album was being produced. Half of the album was done with the 808 and half was with the SP1200. This album may be the first to sample the now popular "Amen Break" from The Ultimate Breaks & Beats series.