Nexus 21 – (Still) Life Keeps Moving (The Remix)

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Label:	Blue Chip – BLUE C34R
Format:	Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM
Country:	UK
Released:	1989
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Techno, Acid

Tracklist

A		(Still) Life Keeps Moving (The Remix) Vocals – Joanna Graham (2) Written-By – Greatbach, Desouza
B1		Can You Feel The Beat
B2		Bass Inclusion

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Blue Chip Recording Ltd.
Published By – Daddy Nose Music
Produced For – Hall Of Fame Productions

Credits

Producer, Arranged By, Engineer, Mixed By – C. Peat*, M. Archer*
Written-By – Peat*, Archer*

Notes

℗ 1989 Blue Chip Recording Ltd.

Track B1 samples:
Vocal from Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam - Can You Feel The Beat
Synth from Bubbleena - Ah Ha Ha Haaaa
Synth arpeggio from Channel One - Color Dubbing
Female laugh from Yazoo - Situation

Track B2 samples:
Synth from Kraftwerk - It's More Fun To Compute
Synth stabs from Reese & Santonio - Force Field

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (A-side run-out, machine stamped): DMD-1318 A-1/11-89
Matrix / Runout (B-side run-out, machine stamped): DMD-1318 B-1/11-89

Other Versions (5 of 9)

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	(Still) Life Keeps Moving (Club Mix) (12", 45 RPM)	Blue Chip	BLUE C34T	UK	1989
Recently Edited	(Still) Life Keeps Moving (The U.S. Remixes) (12", 33 ⅓ RPM)	KMS	KMS-030	US	1989
Recently Edited	(Still) Life Keeps Moving (12", 45 RPM)	New House Music	8977171	Netherlands	1989
New Submission	(Still) Life Keeps Movin' (7")	New House Music	8977177	Netherlands	1989
New Submission	(Still) Life Keeps Moving (The U.S. Remixes) (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, White Label)	KMS	KMS-030	US	1989

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Reviews

8892sales Sep 28, 2014
'Can You Feel The Beat' is undoubtedly the shining star on this release. An electro / techno / acid crossover. Quite pacy with its wigged out 303 producing intense, undulating fervour. Well before its time. It's like Detroit-UK-Chicago-NYC-LA-Miami and 'Kraftwerk' all mixed into one compressed package. What a rush.
TEKNONUTTER Aug 28, 2004
Edited 19 years ago
Starting off with - Still Life Keeps Moving (the remix), which has an added 303 towards the second part of the track. Nice moody vocals, a catchy Kevin Saunderson (Inner City) style funky keyboard riff and pounding kik drum a la Detroit Techno House. A 1989 classic for all those who know.

Switch to side B and you've got Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam's vocal sample "Can You Feel The Beat" over some busy, tough freestyle/electro rhythm, and wobbly, squiggly, turbulent acid undulating throughout. Great track.

Second track on side B is Bass Inclusion which is more minimal than the rest, but makes up for it with it's bassline, appreciated more so when played LOUD! Very apt name indeed.

Three gems on one EP.