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Title: R. Stevie Moore - Play Myself Some Music (1986)
Description: "Unsung Hero only touches on the injustice of obscurity for this wry, heartfelt artist whose limber genius, vitality and productivity make him a far more profound cultural asset than any number of next-big-things with maybe 2 good albums in 'em. Why no major label has ever signed him is one of the modern era's mysteries." Trouser Press, 1997 Video by Nuno Monteiro, 2007. Edited from Uncle Floyd Show 1987, additional footage filmed by O-Roy studio, Montclair NJ 6-14-94, and Bob Moore's Florida vacation home movies summer 1957. Unsung Music Genius and DIY Pioneer, R. Stevie Moore - "Play Myself Some Music" from All Well and Good (1986). Get it Straight from the Man at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/allwell.html it's so quiet in here, hear the pin drop oh what can i do? there's nothin' to do, just plop down in a chair listen to some tunes play myself some music listen to side 2 first play myself some music pretend i did not lose you i been so sad all day, watching the clock oh what could i do? my life is a bore, just lay down in the floor listen to some songs play myself some music listen to side 3 first play myself some music pretend i did not lose you a ballad makes me think of you a rocker makes me think of us but silence makes me cry i got all these records, but it's such a chore to choose one but i must play the game, get settled in the phones listen to LPs play myself some music listen to side 4 first play myself some music pretend i did not lose you play myself some music listen to side 1 first drink myself some whiskey pretend i did not lose you. [This alltime #1 voted fan favourite also appears on numerous other classic RSM releases, such as "Teenage Spectacular" ('87), "Contact Risk" ('93) and "The Future Is Worse Than The Past" ('99).] Support the Artist Save R. Stevie! New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned for Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com
Description: "Unsung Hero only touches on the injustice of obscurity for this wry, heartfelt artist whose limber genius, vitality and productivity make him a far more profound cultural asset than any number of next-big-things with maybe 2 good albums in 'em. Why no major label has ever signed him is one of the modern era's mysteries." Trouser Press, 1997 Video by Nuno Monteiro, 2007. Edited from Uncle Floyd Show 1987, additional footage filmed by O-Roy studio, Montclair NJ 6-14-94, and Bob Moore's Florida vacation home movies summer 1957. Unsung Music Genius and DIY Pioneer, R. Stevie Moore - "Play Myself Some Music" from All Well and Good (1986). Get it Straight from the Man at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/allwell.html it's so quiet in here, hear the pin drop oh what can i do? there's nothin' to do, just plop down in a chair listen to some tunes play myself some music listen to side 2 first play myself some music pretend i did not lose you i been so sad all day, watching the clock oh what could i do? my life is a bore, just lay down in the floor listen to some songs play myself some music listen to side 3 first play myself some music pretend i did not lose you a ballad makes me think of you a rocker makes me think of us but silence makes me cry i got all these records, but it's such a chore to choose one but i must play the game, get settled in the phones listen to LPs play myself some music listen to side 4 first play myself some music pretend i did not lose you play myself some music listen to side 1 first drink myself some whiskey pretend i did not lose you. [This alltime #1 voted fan favourite also appears on numerous other classic RSM releases, such as "Teenage Spectacular" ('87), "Contact Risk" ('93) and "The Future Is Worse Than The Past" ('99).] Support the Artist Save R. Stevie! New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned for Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com
Title: R. Stevie Moore - Pop Music and The Money Programe (1974)
Description: "That this immensely-talented guy has never had a top-40 hit in the 3 decades he's played with even one of his danceable, singable, air-guitarable or just plain weird tunes proves beyond a shadow of a doubt just how screwed up the music industry really was and still is." - NY MUSIC Press 1994 Unsung Father of Lo-Fi and DIY Pioneer, R. Stevie Moore - "Pop Music" from Next (1974). Get it Straight from the Man at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/next.html "It's What You Do (It's Not What You Are)" from Contact Risk compilation. Get it at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/cd/contact.html Support the artist Save R. Stevie! filmed N.J. 1988 with Jim Price (WFMU) edited and put to music by autosam, 2006 New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned For Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com
Description: "That this immensely-talented guy has never had a top-40 hit in the 3 decades he's played with even one of his danceable, singable, air-guitarable or just plain weird tunes proves beyond a shadow of a doubt just how screwed up the music industry really was and still is." - NY MUSIC Press 1994 Unsung Father of Lo-Fi and DIY Pioneer, R. Stevie Moore - "Pop Music" from Next (1974). Get it Straight from the Man at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/next.html "It's What You Do (It's Not What You Are)" from Contact Risk compilation. Get it at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/cd/contact.html Support the artist Save R. Stevie! filmed N.J. 1988 with Jim Price (WFMU) edited and put to music by autosam, 2006 New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned For Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com
Title: R. Stevie Moore - I Love All The Girls (1974)
Description: DIY Sgt Pepper, R. Stevie Moore: I Love All the Girls (1974) edited and put to music by autosam, 2006 "I Love All the Girls" is from Next (1974) Get it at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/next.html Support the artist Save R. Stevie! http://www.rsteviemoore.com New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned for Moore!
Description: DIY Sgt Pepper, R. Stevie Moore: I Love All the Girls (1974) edited and put to music by autosam, 2006 "I Love All the Girls" is from Next (1974) Get it at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/next.html Support the artist Save R. Stevie! http://www.rsteviemoore.com New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned for Moore!
Title: R. Stevie Moore - Another Day Slips Away (2006)
Description: Veteran Progressive Popster and DIY Pioneer, R. Stevie Moore - "Another Day Slips Away" (lyrics by J. Roger Ferguson) from Tell Laura I Love Herbert (2006). Get it Straight from the Man at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/telllaura.html "The American record industry's failure to recognize and promote the unique gifts of this giant talent is a case of criminal neglect." - Ira Robbins "Those who venture into the world of R. Stevie Moore will find a documentary record of music that is, er, Moore than they expected." - Don Thomason outdoors filmed by Krys O. indoors filmed by -max- (N.J. Sept 2006) edited and put to music by autosam http://rsteviemoore.com if you can't figure it out
Description: Veteran Progressive Popster and DIY Pioneer, R. Stevie Moore - "Another Day Slips Away" (lyrics by J. Roger Ferguson) from Tell Laura I Love Herbert (2006). Get it Straight from the Man at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/telllaura.html "The American record industry's failure to recognize and promote the unique gifts of this giant talent is a case of criminal neglect." - Ira Robbins "Those who venture into the world of R. Stevie Moore will find a documentary record of music that is, er, Moore than they expected." - Don Thomason outdoors filmed by Krys O. indoors filmed by -max- (N.J. Sept 2006) edited and put to music by autosam http://rsteviemoore.com if you can't figure it out
Title: R. Stevie Moore - Part of the Problem (1980)
Description: "For a rhythm machine he's got a box from Panasonic with an on/off switch, 3 pushbuttons and a price tag of $10. His vocal mike is a Sony cardioid he's owned for 15 years. His headphones are this set of humongous metallic blue cans labelled "Vanco Co-Axial II" on one side. And over in one corner there is a dusty Panasonic Dolby noise reduction unit. Which he doesn't use. "I've had it 2 years. But I haven't really figured it out yet." And somehow, with this hodgepodge, the man makes music. Good music. Gives you hope, doesn't it?" - Musician Magazine 1983 DIY Pioneer and Pop Genius, R. Stevie Moore - Part of the Problem (1980) For the audio cd version of "Part of the Problem" get Clack (1980) at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/clack.html Also available on What's The Point?! (1984): http://www.rsteviemoore.com/cd/whatsthepoint.html support the artist Save R. Stevie! filmed New Jersey, 1988 re-edited and put to music by autosam, 2006 New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned for Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com
Description: "For a rhythm machine he's got a box from Panasonic with an on/off switch, 3 pushbuttons and a price tag of $10. His vocal mike is a Sony cardioid he's owned for 15 years. His headphones are this set of humongous metallic blue cans labelled "Vanco Co-Axial II" on one side. And over in one corner there is a dusty Panasonic Dolby noise reduction unit. Which he doesn't use. "I've had it 2 years. But I haven't really figured it out yet." And somehow, with this hodgepodge, the man makes music. Good music. Gives you hope, doesn't it?" - Musician Magazine 1983 DIY Pioneer and Pop Genius, R. Stevie Moore - Part of the Problem (1980) For the audio cd version of "Part of the Problem" get Clack (1980) at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/clack.html Also available on What's The Point?! (1984): http://www.rsteviemoore.com/cd/whatsthepoint.html support the artist Save R. Stevie! filmed New Jersey, 1988 re-edited and put to music by autosam, 2006 New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned for Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com
Title: R. Stevie Moore - Alecia (1986)
Description: "If rock and roll was a baseball game, then R. Stevie Moore would be playing left field...and I mean DEEP left field! For 30 years, R. has been recording music at home (mostly) by himself. Apart from the occasional studio time, most of R.'s stuff has been strictly lo-fi affairs, which tend to concentrate more on song craft than on anything else. And that is what makes R. such a complete and utter genius! There's no one in pop music today who has put out such a large variety of music and has totally remained himself. Whatever style he touches he turns into R. Stevie. Whatever style touches him, he turns it into R. Stevie. It would be safe to say he walks the line between the Beatles, Ferlin Husky and the Residents." - Steve "Spaz" Schnee Unsung Father of Lo-Fi and DIY Pioneer, R. Stevie Moore - "Alecia" from All Well and Good (1986). Get it directly from its source at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/allwell.html Also available in Contact Risk (1993): http://www.rsteviemoore.com/cd/contact.html Support the Artist Save R. Stevie filmed NJ 1988 re-edited and put to music by autosam 2006 New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned For Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com
Description: "If rock and roll was a baseball game, then R. Stevie Moore would be playing left field...and I mean DEEP left field! For 30 years, R. has been recording music at home (mostly) by himself. Apart from the occasional studio time, most of R.'s stuff has been strictly lo-fi affairs, which tend to concentrate more on song craft than on anything else. And that is what makes R. such a complete and utter genius! There's no one in pop music today who has put out such a large variety of music and has totally remained himself. Whatever style he touches he turns into R. Stevie. Whatever style touches him, he turns it into R. Stevie. It would be safe to say he walks the line between the Beatles, Ferlin Husky and the Residents." - Steve "Spaz" Schnee Unsung Father of Lo-Fi and DIY Pioneer, R. Stevie Moore - "Alecia" from All Well and Good (1986). Get it directly from its source at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/allwell.html Also available in Contact Risk (1993): http://www.rsteviemoore.com/cd/contact.html Support the Artist Save R. Stevie filmed NJ 1988 re-edited and put to music by autosam 2006 New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned For Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com
Title: R. Stevie Moore, Reckless Penguins Bottom Line 1996 pt 2
Description: Live at the Bottom Line NYC, Sat 21 Sept 1996, Raymond Scott birthday tribute. Part 2 of 2. 1. "Coming Down To Earth" 2. "Dinner Music for a Pack of Hungry Cannibals" Reckless Penguins: Chris Bolger - guitar Dennis Diken - drums Chris Butler - guitar, bass RSM - lead guitar, wardance Bob Brainen - bass, guitar Enrico Granafei - harmonica Dave Amels - electric keyboard Concert produced by Irwin Chusid http://raymondscott.com http://rsteviemoore.com (more) (less)
Description: Live at the Bottom Line NYC, Sat 21 Sept 1996, Raymond Scott birthday tribute. Part 2 of 2. 1. "Coming Down To Earth" 2. "Dinner Music for a Pack of Hungry Cannibals" Reckless Penguins: Chris Bolger - guitar Dennis Diken - drums Chris Butler - guitar, bass RSM - lead guitar, wardance Bob Brainen - bass, guitar Enrico Granafei - harmonica Dave Amels - electric keyboard Concert produced by Irwin Chusid http://raymondscott.com http://rsteviemoore.com (more) (less)
Title: R. Stevie Moore - She's Dead (1977)
Description: "Despite the fact that he has influenced countless numbers of commercially successful artists over the years, Moore himself remains a cult figure... appreciated by a relatively small yet passionately loyal fan base around the globe who realize the inherent and real content of his work." - LMNOP Unsung Father of Lo-Fi and DIY Pioneer, R. Stevie Moore - "She's Dead" from Swing and Miss (1977). Get it Straight from its Source at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/swingmiss.html Support the Artist Save R. Stevie "With a catalog as extensive and varied as R. Stevie Moore's, it's difficult to come right out and declare any single release to be his best work ever. However, an argument can certainly be made for 1977's Swing and a Miss." -- Stewart Mason, All Music Guide filmed Montclair NJ by Frank Balesteri, 1 Sept 1988 re-edited and put to music by autosam 2006 New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned for Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com
Description: "Despite the fact that he has influenced countless numbers of commercially successful artists over the years, Moore himself remains a cult figure... appreciated by a relatively small yet passionately loyal fan base around the globe who realize the inherent and real content of his work." - LMNOP Unsung Father of Lo-Fi and DIY Pioneer, R. Stevie Moore - "She's Dead" from Swing and Miss (1977). Get it Straight from its Source at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/swingmiss.html Support the Artist Save R. Stevie "With a catalog as extensive and varied as R. Stevie Moore's, it's difficult to come right out and declare any single release to be his best work ever. However, an argument can certainly be made for 1977's Swing and a Miss." -- Stewart Mason, All Music Guide filmed Montclair NJ by Frank Balesteri, 1 Sept 1988 re-edited and put to music by autosam 2006 New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned for Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com
Title: R. Stevie Moore - You Love Me Do Something (1985)
Description: "The son of famed Country session musician Bob Moore, Stevie fell under the spell of the Beatles, Beach Boys and Zappa as a Nashville teen, which made him a bit of an outcast. In 1968, at the age of 16, he got a 4-track and started making his own tapes. Over the course of several years, he experimented with sounds and instruments and styles, until by the mid-70s, he was writing and recording his own brilliantly skewed pop songs, usually playing all the instruments himself" - Stewart Mason (All Music Guide) Unsung Father of Lo-Fi and DIY Pioneer, R. Stevie Moore - "You Love Me, Do Something" from R. Stevie Moore is Worth It (1985). Get it Straight from its Source at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/worthit.html Also available in "Contact Risk": http://www.rsteviemoore.com/cd/contact.html Support the Artist Save R. Stevie! Flmed NJ 1988. Re-edited and put to music by autosam 2006 New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned for Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com
Description: "The son of famed Country session musician Bob Moore, Stevie fell under the spell of the Beatles, Beach Boys and Zappa as a Nashville teen, which made him a bit of an outcast. In 1968, at the age of 16, he got a 4-track and started making his own tapes. Over the course of several years, he experimented with sounds and instruments and styles, until by the mid-70s, he was writing and recording his own brilliantly skewed pop songs, usually playing all the instruments himself" - Stewart Mason (All Music Guide) Unsung Father of Lo-Fi and DIY Pioneer, R. Stevie Moore - "You Love Me, Do Something" from R. Stevie Moore is Worth It (1985). Get it Straight from its Source at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/worthit.html Also available in "Contact Risk": http://www.rsteviemoore.com/cd/contact.html Support the Artist Save R. Stevie! Flmed NJ 1988. Re-edited and put to music by autosam 2006 New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned for Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com
Title: R. Stevie Moore - 96 Tears (1977)
Description: Veteran Progressive Popster and DIY Pioneer, R. Stevie Moore - "96 Tears" (Question Mark & The Mysterians) from SheetRock (1977). Buy It Straight from the Man at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/sheetrock.html Support the Artist Save R. Stevie! "This was the last album that R. Stevie Moore recorded in Nashville before moving for good to northern New Jersey later that year. Even more importantly, it's the first of Moore's albums to show a pronounced punk and new wave influence throughout." - All Music Guide Edited and Put to Music by Autosam 2007 Shoplifter: Mark Cudnik; Employee: Mike Hopper Filmed Nashville, 1988 Outdoor baby picnic: Phoenix, Arizona
Description: Veteran Progressive Popster and DIY Pioneer, R. Stevie Moore - "96 Tears" (Question Mark & The Mysterians) from SheetRock (1977). Buy It Straight from the Man at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/sheetrock.html Support the Artist Save R. Stevie! "This was the last album that R. Stevie Moore recorded in Nashville before moving for good to northern New Jersey later that year. Even more importantly, it's the first of Moore's albums to show a pronounced punk and new wave influence throughout." - All Music Guide Edited and Put to Music by Autosam 2007 Shoplifter: Mark Cudnik; Employee: Mike Hopper Filmed Nashville, 1988 Outdoor baby picnic: Phoenix, Arizona
Title: R. Stevie Moore - Little Man (1976)
Description: "See, the little guy and his homemade small-change cottage industry is one slant the story must have; a very worthy quality in this horrific industrialized nightmare we find ourselves living and dying in. We've completely lost the timeless basics in favor of megabucks." - RSM Veteran Progressive Popster and DIY Pioneer, R. Stevie Moore - "Little Man" from Returns (1975/76). Get it Straight from the Man at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/returns.html "A key album in R. Stevie Moore's early career, 1976's Stevie Moore Returns is an effortlessly eclectic set ranging from prog rock-influenced instrumentals, to scrappy little pop songs with plenty of Moore's patented experimentalism on display." - Stewart Mason, All Music Guide Edited and Put to Music by autosam 2007 RSM footage: Nashville 1974 New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned for Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com
Description: "See, the little guy and his homemade small-change cottage industry is one slant the story must have; a very worthy quality in this horrific industrialized nightmare we find ourselves living and dying in. We've completely lost the timeless basics in favor of megabucks." - RSM Veteran Progressive Popster and DIY Pioneer, R. Stevie Moore - "Little Man" from Returns (1975/76). Get it Straight from the Man at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/returns.html "A key album in R. Stevie Moore's early career, 1976's Stevie Moore Returns is an effortlessly eclectic set ranging from prog rock-influenced instrumentals, to scrappy little pop songs with plenty of Moore's patented experimentalism on display." - Stewart Mason, All Music Guide Edited and Put to Music by autosam 2007 RSM footage: Nashville 1974 New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned for Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com
Title: R. Stevie Moore and Frank Balesteri - Oil (1991)
Description: R. Stevie Moore feat. Frank Balesteri (aka Vanilla Bean, legendary WFMU DJ) - Oil (1991) Available in "Contact Risk". BUY IT NOW at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/cd/contact.html "The spellbinding "Oil," an eight and a half-minute collaboration with Frank Balesteri, a close friend from Moore's days at the freeform radio station WFMU (where Balesteri was better known as the on-air personality Vanilla Bean) that's a shockingly effective example of cultural cross-pollination: a woozy, rhythmically challenging piece of politically-charged hip-hop (lyrics and vocals by Balesteri, music and production by Moore) that not only doesn't sound like the work of a pair of white guys in their 30s, but stands up next to most of the then-emergent underground/alternative hip-hop releases." - Stewart Mason (AMG) $upport the Artist Save R. Stevie Filmed by RSM NJ 1988; driver: FB Edited and put to music by autosam 2006 in memory of Frank Balesteri (1960/2001) FB radio archives at WFMU: http://wfmu.org/playlists/FB about WFMU: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WFMU http://www.rsteviemoore.com
Description: R. Stevie Moore feat. Frank Balesteri (aka Vanilla Bean, legendary WFMU DJ) - Oil (1991) Available in "Contact Risk". BUY IT NOW at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/cd/contact.html "The spellbinding "Oil," an eight and a half-minute collaboration with Frank Balesteri, a close friend from Moore's days at the freeform radio station WFMU (where Balesteri was better known as the on-air personality Vanilla Bean) that's a shockingly effective example of cultural cross-pollination: a woozy, rhythmically challenging piece of politically-charged hip-hop (lyrics and vocals by Balesteri, music and production by Moore) that not only doesn't sound like the work of a pair of white guys in their 30s, but stands up next to most of the then-emergent underground/alternative hip-hop releases." - Stewart Mason (AMG) $upport the Artist Save R. Stevie Filmed by RSM NJ 1988; driver: FB Edited and put to music by autosam 2006 in memory of Frank Balesteri (1960/2001) FB radio archives at WFMU: http://wfmu.org/playlists/FB about WFMU: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WFMU http://www.rsteviemoore.com
Title: R. Stevie Moore - Showing Shadows (1975)
Description: "Recorded in Nashville between 1972 and 1976 on a pair of four-tracks with one cheap microphone, PHONOGRAPHY is the birth of the lo-fi DIY aesthetic. Artists from Guided by Voices and Pavement to the Apples in Stereo and Cornelius owe a tremendous debt to R. Stevie Moore." - Music.Excite.com Unsung Father of Lo-Fi and Pop Genius, R. Stevie Moore - "Showing Shadows" (1975) from legendary first album Phonography - Get it Straight from its Source at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/cd/phonog1.html originally from Moore Often (1975): http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/often.html Support the Artist Save R. Stevie filmed Nj 1988 + Bob Moore's Home Videos (50s) Edited and put to music by autosam, 2006. New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned for Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com
Description: "Recorded in Nashville between 1972 and 1976 on a pair of four-tracks with one cheap microphone, PHONOGRAPHY is the birth of the lo-fi DIY aesthetic. Artists from Guided by Voices and Pavement to the Apples in Stereo and Cornelius owe a tremendous debt to R. Stevie Moore." - Music.Excite.com Unsung Father of Lo-Fi and Pop Genius, R. Stevie Moore - "Showing Shadows" (1975) from legendary first album Phonography - Get it Straight from its Source at: http://www.rsteviemoore.com/cd/phonog1.html originally from Moore Often (1975): http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/often.html Support the Artist Save R. Stevie filmed Nj 1988 + Bob Moore's Home Videos (50s) Edited and put to music by autosam, 2006. New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned for Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com
Title: R. Stevie Moore - Hate Epidemic (2003)
Description: "Home-recording pioneer R. Stevie Moore is a shamefully underappreciated genius, gleefully reconstructuring the whole of Western popular music into a richly idiosyncratic body of work that combines low-tech D.I.Y. resource-fulness with an awesome mastery of pop structure." - Harold DeMuir Veteran Progressive Popster and DIY Pioneer - R. Stevie Moore - "Hate Epidemic" from Report Card (2003): http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/reportcard.html Support the Artist Save R. Stevie! edited and put to music by autosam (2006) New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned For Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com
Description: "Home-recording pioneer R. Stevie Moore is a shamefully underappreciated genius, gleefully reconstructuring the whole of Western popular music into a richly idiosyncratic body of work that combines low-tech D.I.Y. resource-fulness with an awesome mastery of pop structure." - Harold DeMuir Veteran Progressive Popster and DIY Pioneer - R. Stevie Moore - "Hate Epidemic" from Report Card (2003): http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/reportcard.html Support the Artist Save R. Stevie! edited and put to music by autosam (2006) New Videos Added Weekly Stay Tuned For Moore! http://www.rsteviemoore.com
Title: R. Stevie Moore - Thinking
Description: R. Stevie Moore mimes. Song originally from 1978, this remake from 1988. Appears on http://www.rsteviemoore.com/cd/warning.html THINKING i do a lot of thinking thinking 'bout the way i think concentration's great, i think i don't think i'm unthinkable i do a lot of drinking thinking 'bout the way i drink hanging my head in the sink i don't think i'm unsinkable i'm deciding topics to discuss with myself and i find so many subjects i can't think oh no no no no no i don't do much conversing cursing 'bout the way i curse conversations with my nurse i don't talk about my thinking i do a lot of wondering pondering 'bout the way plan do you have a goal, young man? i don't think about my thinking situation comedy tonight with myself it's a situation comedy tonight oh no no no no no simulation tragedy tonight with myself it's a situation comedy tonight oh no no no no no ©1978 r.stevie moore h.p.music (alcapp) Filmed with Beau the cat, Montclair NJ 1988
Description: R. Stevie Moore mimes. Song originally from 1978, this remake from 1988. Appears on http://www.rsteviemoore.com/cd/warning.html THINKING i do a lot of thinking thinking 'bout the way i think concentration's great, i think i don't think i'm unthinkable i do a lot of drinking thinking 'bout the way i drink hanging my head in the sink i don't think i'm unsinkable i'm deciding topics to discuss with myself and i find so many subjects i can't think oh no no no no no i don't do much conversing cursing 'bout the way i curse conversations with my nurse i don't talk about my thinking i do a lot of wondering pondering 'bout the way plan do you have a goal, young man? i don't think about my thinking situation comedy tonight with myself it's a situation comedy tonight oh no no no no no simulation tragedy tonight with myself it's a situation comedy tonight oh no no no no no ©1978 r.stevie moore h.p.music (alcapp) Filmed with Beau the cat, Montclair NJ 1988
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