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Vinyl Movers
The 2nd Move E.P.

Vinyl Movers — The 2nd Move E.P., 1997. Verified release details and tracklist.

Label
Nice 'N' Ripe
Catalog
NNR-030
Year
1997
Format
Vinyl

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Released in 1997 on Nice 'N' Ripe Records (catalog number NNR-030), The 2nd Move E.P. by Vinyl Movers is a four-track vinyl release catalogued under the Electronic and UK Garage genres. The record's existence within the Nice 'N' Ripe catalog places it among the label's output during a period when UK Garage was establishing itself as a distinct genre within British electronic music.

The EP is spread across two sides, labeled with the informal designations "This Side" and "That Side" rather than conventional A and B side titles, though the individual tracks are indexed in the standard A1, A2, B1, and B2 positions. The A side opens with "I Need You," the longest track on the release at seven minutes and thirty seconds, followed by "Give Up The Funk" at six minutes and forty-two seconds. The B side carries "Got To Be Strong" at five minutes and eighteen seconds and closes with "Keep The Love" at six minutes and twenty seconds. The total runtime across all four tracks amounts to approximately twenty-six minutes.

The title identifies this as a second entry in a series, with the "2nd Move" designation suggesting a prior release under the Vinyl Movers name, though details of any preceding EP are outside the scope of this entry. The track lengths, each running well past the five-minute mark, are consistent with formats intended for DJ use, where extended passages provide practical utility in a mixing context. This is a characteristic common to UK Garage and related electronic releases from the era.

This draft has not been reviewed for accuracy and should be verified before publication.

Tracklist

On the record

  1. 1This Side
  2. A1I Need You
  3. A2Give Up The Funk
  4. 4That Side
  5. B1Got To Be Strong
  6. B2Keep The Love

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