Before he teamed up with Chris Cox to form the DJ team Thunderpuss, Barry Harris was the frontman of the Canadian act Kon Kan. In 1989, they had a Top 20 hit "I Beg Your Pardon (I Never Promised You a Rose Garden)," which appears on the CD "Move to Move," a dance album full of tunes so catchy and hook-loaded, you forget how shallow the material sometimes is. Energetic beats, Roland-like synths, and danceable grooves abound. It doesn't suggest much in the way of originality when you sample (no, STEAL) the hook off Deborah Harry's "The Tide is High" on one of your songs, but this album overall succeeds in its mission: to create fun-dumb, mindless pop. There are better dance records than "Move to Move," but there are also twice as many that are worse.