The MD Connection - Tracks That Move Ya FLAC

Md Connection Muzique Records Acid House Techno House 1989

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	The MD Connection
Title:	Tracks That Move Ya
Style:	Acid House, Techno, House
Date of release:	1989
Label:	Muzique Records
Catalog Number:	MR-003
Country:	US
FLAC album size:	1724 mb
MP3 album size:	1830 mb

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Tracklist

1	The M Rules
2	Frantic Machine
3	Piano Houze
4	Self Preservation
5	Soothe My Soul
6	Laser Scan
7	It Ain't Goin On
8	Magic Feet (Orig.)

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MR-003	The MD Connection	Tracks That Move Ya ‎(LP)	Muzique Records	MR-003	US	1989
MR-003	The MD Connection	Tracks That Move Ya ‎(LP, TP)	Muzique Records	MR-003	US	1989
DJAX-UP-150	The MD Connection	Tracks That Move Ya Again (Part I + Part II) ‎(2x12")	Djax-Up-Beats, Muzique Records	DJAX-UP-150	Netherlands	1992

Credits

Producer – Mike Dunn

Notes

Produced by Mike Dunn for D.F.M production.
Dance mutha publ. (ASCAP).
Later reissue circa 1991.
Re-released on DJAX-UP-BEATS as Tracks That Move Ya Again (Part I + Part II)

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Cildorais

Frantic Machine is one of our all time favorite.

Kerahuginn

As for playing in today's moderne club/bar this is far too undergound & dirty for the souless digital generation, The M Rules is classic Chicago hypnotic Acid House whilst Magic Feet(Org.) is a play on Lil' Louis "The Original Video Clash" these are the two tracks for me. Still a classic all round E.P in my opinion for real House Music people.

Yojin

The M Rules is really just Larry Heards "Stomp the Beat" w/a little bit of schmalts thrown in.

Painwind

The track that stands out - at least if talking playability @ todays moderne club, like Panorama Bar (Berlin) is clearly Piano Houze.Rest is completely dated and useless as anything but a collectors item/old memories.

Felhann

that's music ahead of its time, maybe one day you'll understand, maybe never.

Rleillin

Each to their own & all, I just feel a bit sorry for anyone who could feel that way towards some of the most authentic analog house classics out there. Not an unhappy face anywhere I've played these!!!! Sounds like the devil succeeded in making digital perfection brainwash folk into missing out on the real good stuff.... In the pursuit of perfection, man will surely loose himself...

Zavevidi

actually Piano Houze is the most dated track here imho.

Umdwyn

what?? Hahahaha. You have no clue about how it worked when I played it out yesterday night.

Renthadral

"It Ain't Goin One" is a simple SIMPLE track that just drives me nuts! it's got that classic chicago acid bassline and 4/4 808 beat with hand clap/snare/tom tom accents, it mixes well with ANYTHING it is without a doubt a TRACK THAT MOVES YA! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED JUST FOR THIS TRACK I cant say enough good things, it never gets old, timeless this one track. Other tracks here are filler.