Nobody Move

Overview

Nobody Move is an unreleased recording by Live Squad, believed to have been recorded during 1994 for the group's planned second album, Diary Of A Poor Man, later commonly referred to by collectors as Ghetto Blues. Although the project was never commercially released, Nobody Move is among the songs known to have been recorded during these sessions.

Like much of Live Squad's later work, the recording is believed to continue the group's street-oriented lyrical style while showcasing the chemistry between Stretch and Majesty. Although relatively little information has surfaced about the song itself, it remains an important part of the group's unreleased catalogue.

For the Live Squad archive, Nobody Move represents another surviving recording from what many fans consider the group's strongest creative period.

Recording History

The exact recording date has never been officially confirmed, although collector research places the recording among the sessions for Live Squad's unreleased second album during 1994.

Unlike several other songs from the project, very little documentation survives regarding the recording, including its production credits, instrumentation or intended commercial release plans. The cancellation of the album meant that the song remained unreleased.

Majesty later released the track on the street album Thugadons: Grand Goons 2

Release History

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No confirmed samples have currently been identified.

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