H-Blockx - Time To Move

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Formed in Münster, Germany in 1991, H-Blockx was a punk-tinged alternative metal band named after Irish slang for high-security prison cells. The band's initial lineup featured singer/rapper Henning "MC-H" Wehland, guitarist Tim Tenambergen, bassist Stefan "Gudze" Hinz, and drummer Johann-Christoph "Mason" Maass; singer/rapper David Gappa was added in 1992. The German label Sing Sing issued their debut album, Time to Move, in 1994, which became something of a hit in German-speaking Europe. Follow-up Discover My Soul appeared in 1996, consolidating their popularity; the following year, Maass was fired from the group and replaced by Marco Minneman. In 1998, the group released its third album, Fly Eyes, which became their official U.S. debut the following year. 1999 also saw the group recording new songs for the soundtrack of the German film Bang Boom Bang, as well as replacing Minneman with Steffen Wilking. ~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide

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They gained slightly more fame in the United States after their song "Oh Hell Yeah" which was recorded for and released on WWF The Music, Vol. 4 for the World Wrestling Federation, now World Wrestling Entertainment, and wrestler Stone Cold Steve Austin.
The band rose to fame with their successful debut album, Time to Move, released in 1994 on Sing Sing Records, and produced by Ralph Quick and Chris Wagner. Part of this success was due to MTV and their repeated airplay of the videos for "Risin' High" and "Move". They even earned a nomination for "Best Breakthrough Artist" at the following MTV Europe Music Awards, however the award went to Dog Eat Dog. With the help of the singles "Risin' High", "Move", and "Little Girl," their debut spent 62 weeks in the German album chart, selling over 750,000 copies worldwide, and earning the band their first gold album.

Tracklist :
1. Pour Me A Glass
2. Revolution
3. Say Baby
4. Move
5. Fight The Force
6. Little Girl
7. Risin' High
8. H Blockx
9. Real Love
10. Do What You Wama Do (Dave Don't Like It)
11. Go Freaky
12. Fuck The Facts
13. Time To Fight