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Videos of tracks ( 15)

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Mantronix featuring Wondress - Got To Have Your Love

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Sex-N-Drugs And Rock-N-Roll

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Don't You Want More (Club)

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Take Your Time

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Mantronix -- This Should Move Ya

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I Like The Way (You Do It!)

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Get Stupid, Part IV (Get On Up '90)

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Got To Have Your Love

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I Get Lifted

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Don't You Want More

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[I'm] Just Adjustin My MIC

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King Of The Beats Lesson #1

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[I'm] Just Adjustin My MIC ('90)

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Tonight Is Right

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Stone Cold Roach

This Should Move Ya

Artist: Mantronix
Label: Capitol Records
Format: LP, Album
Country: UK
Released: 1990
Genre: Electronic, Hip Hop
Style: Electro
Media: Very Good (VG)
Sleeve: Very Good (VG)

Tracklist (10 tracks)

This Should Move Ya A1
Got To Have Your Love A2
Sex-N-Drugs And Rock-N-Roll A3
Tonight I'm Right A4
(I'm) Just Adjustin' My Mic A5
Stone Cold Roach B1
I Get Lifted B2
Don't You Want More B3
I Like The Way (You Do It) B4
Get Stupid Part IV (Get On Up '90) B5

This Should Move Ya by Mantronix - Released: 1990

Vinyl professionally cleaned - Clean Labels - Vinyl has abit sleeve rub and hairlines

Artist Profile - Mantronix

Mantronix was founded by Kurtis el Khaleel, who was born in Jamaica, though his family soon moved to Canada and ended up in New York by the late 1970s. He was working behind the decks at Manhattan's Downtown Records when he met Haitian-born MC Tee, (Touré Embden). After the duo had assembled a demo tape, they gave it to William Socolov, president of Sleeping Bag Records. He signed Mantronix soon after hearing it, and released its debut single, "Fresh is the Word." In 1986, Mantronix's debut full-length [i]The Album[/I] was released. By that time, Mantronik had also begun working as an A&R representative at Sleeping Bag, where he signed [a=EPMD]. By 1987, the duo signed with Capitol/EMI.

Soon after its third album, MC Tee left to join the Air Force. Mantronik replaced him with [a=Bryce Luvah] (a cousin of LL Cool J) and DJ Dee (Mantronik's own cousin).

Mantronik returned in the mid-1990s, recording as Kurtis Mantronik and providing remixes for EPMD, the Future Sound of London, and Violet.