Marshall Jefferson: The House Music Anthem - Move Your Body (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl 12" Wi-Fi Compatible claustrophobic moments that open up

claustrophobic moments that open up into worlds of ambience

Younge impressively composed and played pretty much every note and instrument on the tracks (yup

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Dave Blume and Bernard Herrmann's soundtrack contains opposing elements which seem to represent the different characters in the film

At the time of release Rolling Stone called it "the most important rock & roll album ever made" and over 40+ years later

Marshall Jefferson: The House Music Anthem - Move Your Body (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl 12" Wi-Fi Compatible claustrophobic moments that open upThe original house music anthem, now on red wax! Marshall Jefferson's "Move Your Body" is recognized as one of the key tracks that helped house music expand outside of Chicago, but it almost didn't get a release. In fact, Trax label boss at the time Larry Sherman is rumored to have disliked the song, and initially had no interest in pressing it up. It wasn't until Marshall handed limited cassette copies of his own pressing to legendary Chicago DJs Ron