Reel 2 Real Featuring Mad Stuntman, The - Go On Move
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
House, Euro House
Year:
1993
Tracklist
| Go On Move (Erick 'More' '94 Vocal Mix) | 4:13 | |
| Go On Move (Judge Jules & Micheal Skins Pumped Up Club Mix) | 6:59 | |
| Go On Move (Erick 'More' Original Mix) | 5:07 | |
| Go On Move (Judge Jules & Micheal Skins Scream Up Mix) | 6:20 | |
| Go On Move (Reel 2 Real '94 Dub) | 4:58 | |
| Go On Move (Smooth Touch Gets Phearce) | 5:27 | |
| Go On Move (Erick 'More' '94 Vocal Mix) | 6:14 |
Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Go On Move (CD, Maxi) | Positiva, Positiva | CDTIV-15, 7243 8 81494 2 6 | UK | 1994 | |
| Go On Move (The Remixes) (12") | Strictly Rhythm | SR12152 | US | 1993 | |
| Go On Move (The Remixes) (12", TP) | Strictly Rhythm | SR12152 | US | 1993 | |
| Go On Move / I'm The Mad Stuntman (12") | Strictly Rhythm | SR12128 | US | 1993 | |
| Go On Move (12") | Feel The Rhythm | FTR 3813-6 | France | 1993 | |
| Go On Move '94 (12") | Strictly Rhythm | SR12256 | US | 1994 | |
| Go On Move '94 (12") | UMM | UMM 156 | Italy | 1994 | |
| Go On Move '94 (12") | Feel The Rhythm | FTR 3843-6 | France | 1994 | |
| Go On Move '94 (12") | UMM | UMM 154 | Italy | 1994 | |
| Go On Move '94 (CD, Maxi) | Strictly Rhythm | SR 12256 CD | US | 1994 | |
| Go On Move '94 (CD, Maxi) | Feel The Rhythm | FTR 3843-2 | France | 1994 | |
| Go On Move (Remix) (CD, Maxi) | Positiva | 7243 8 81693 2 5 | Netherlands | 1994 | |
| Go On Move (12") | Positiva | 12TIV-15 | UK | 1994 | |
| Go On Move (2x12", Promo) | Positiva, Positiva | 12TIVDJ-015, 12TIVDJX-015 | UK | 1994 | |
| Go On Move (CD, Maxi) | Positiva | 7243 8 81489 2 4 | Europe | 1994 | |
| Go On Move (CD, Single) | Positiva | 7243 8 81488 2 5 | UK | 1994 |
▸ show all 1 review
Reviews & Discussion
referencing Go On Move, CD, Maxi, CDTIV-15, 7243 8 81494 2 6
Originally conceived as an underground dub (track 3 on this single), "Go On Move" was modified for it's commercial release. Lyrics were added (useless) and the bassline (which was originally played with a real bass) was changed. What's left? Not much. The 94 dub might be the only valuable variation to be played (it sounds a bit like an alternate take of the original 93 version). Forget about the other mixes: either too commercial and dated (with that cheesy "I Like To Move It" reminiscence in the sound) or boring and painful.