Raze – Let The Music Move U

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		Let The Music Move U (BPM 120 Key-C)
		Get Down (BPM - 120 Key-E)	10:00
		What`cha Gonna Do With Me (BPM 110 Key-E)
		Control Me (BPM 128 Key-C)	10:00

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Let The Music Move U 12", 33 ⅓ RPM	Grove St. – GR-007	US	1986	US — 1986
	Let The Music Move U 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Green Labels	Grove St. – GR-007	US	1986	US — 1986	Recently Edited
	Let The Music Move U 12", 45 RPM	Champion – CHAMP 12-27	UK	1987	UK — 1987	Recently Edited
	Let The Music Move U 12"	BCM Records – B.C. 12-2008-40	, Austria, & Switzerland	1987	, Austria, & Switzerland — 1987	Recently Edited
	Let The Music Move U 12", 45 RPM	Champion – CHAMP X 12 27	UK	1987	UK — 1987	Recently Edited
	Let The Music Move U 12"	Boy Records (4) – BOY-010	Spain	1987	Spain — 1987
	Let The Music Move U 7", Single, 45 RPM	Champion – CHAMP 27	UK	1987	UK — 1987	Recently Edited
	Let The Music Move U 12", White Label	Champion – CHAMP 12-27	UK	1987	UK — 1987
	Let The Music Move U 7", 45 RPM, Single, Promo	Boy Records (4) – BOY-010-PRO	Spain	1987	Spain — 1987	New Submission

djmi5 Sep 25, 2017
referencing Let The Music Move U (12", 45 RPM) CHAMP 12-27

Piano used later in Red Alert and Mike Slammers "In Effect"
Retrac Jul 21, 2017
referencing Let The Music Move U (12", 33 ⅓ RPM) GR-007

Raze Get Down = Moneys Too Tight To Mention the Simply Red Tune get your head round that!
aquagak Jul 22, 2016
referencing Let The Music Move U (12", 33 ⅓ RPM) GR-007

diamond in the rough;-)P .
Fronhornet Nov 18, 2010
referencing Let The Music Move U (12", 45 RPM) CHAMP 12-27

A favourite of mine from way back in my schooldays. Let the music use u was the one I originally heard from the old Deep Heat compilations (back in those days I bought stuff on tape or not at all). Later I found a 12" version at a bootsale and found to my surprise that the B side tracks were pretty awesome too.

More Hi NRG in style than let the music use you, Control Me is the real stand out here, its chorus practically screams upbeat, whereas Get down is much more simpler with its pitch shifted samples of get down (all the rage in the 80's dudes and smart synth programming.
pcaroen Jan 18, 2005
Edited 13 years ago

referencing Let The Music Move U (12", 45 RPM) CHAMP 12-27

a good vision between TR808 an a TR909, this record was a kind of garage house, very electronic really interesting (heavy robot bass, and synthetics percussive drum) let's play