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Mo King · 17th May 2008, 08:19 AM

I just told that story (or a variation of it) to some young DJ's in the store the other day. We probably need to get Hurley or Loftis on here to talk about DJ International. It's just too bad that Ray Barney isn't around to say something about Dance Mania, the label that really popularized Acid.

I was working at a record store on the North Side when Move Your Body came out. As with all Trax recordings, you usually had to leave them out in the sun a bit to keep them from looking like cereal bowls. I returned so many of them it was getting hilarious. Luckily, I still own one of those originals you talk about, stored away, not to be traded.

Mo

17th May 2008, 08:19 AM	#25
Mo King Gear Head Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Chicago Posts: 30	History I just told that story (or a variation of it) to some young DJ's in the store the other day. We probably need to get Hurley or Loftis on here to talk about DJ International. It's just too bad that Ray Barney isn't around to say something about Dance Mania, the label that really popularized Acid. I was working at a record store on the North Side when Move Your Body came out. As with all Trax recordings, you usually had to leave them out in the sun a bit to keep them from looking like cereal bowls. I returned so many of them it was getting hilarious. Luckily, I still own one of those originals you talk about, stored away, not to be traded. Mo __________________ There are only two words that make a difference to me...SOUNDS GOOD! They are the only words that matter!