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R. Stevie Moore

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All Twenty Minutes
Released: 1972
Label: N\A
Although R. Stevie Moore and Victor Lovera spent most of the early '70s creating sweetly catchy soft rock tunes and quirky pop-rockers, Moore in particular has always had an experimental streak a... Continue[+]
Innuendoes (NUN2)
Released: 1973
Label: N\A
One can only assume that R. Stevie Moore had been listening heavily to Hot Rats-era Frank Zappa when he wrote and recorded the 1973 album Innuendoes (which the wordplay-loving Moore usually refers... Continue[+]
Iconoclasm
Released: 1973
Label: N\A
The companion album to Monotheism, Iconoclasm is a similarly noodly collection of keyboard improvisations, only this one is even more of a collection of half-formed fragments. Well over half of the... Continue[+]
Herald, Goods.
Released: 1972
Label: N\A
An underappreciated figure in R. Stevie Moore's early development as a musician, the late Victor Lovera was a gifted singer/songwriter who can perhaps best be described in terms of an analogy to a... Continue[+]
Homers
Released: 1972
Label: N\A
A good decade before R. Stevie Moore's hero Frank Zappa initiated the Shut Up 'n Play Yer Guitar series of patchwork live instrumental recordings, Moore had done the same thing with the hour-long... Continue[+]
Monotheism
Released: 1973
Label: N\A
One of two related albums that R. Stevie Moore recorded in 1973, Monotheism is a series of untitled improvisations for keyboards. (Most are instrumental, although Moore's then-girlfriend Johna Lynn... Continue[+]
Serving Suggestion
Released: 1983
Label: N\A
1983's two-disc Serving Suggestion is a sprawling and largely experimental set of songs in a variety of styles that would seem bewildering from anyone other than the perpetually eclectic R. Stevie... Continue[+]
Live at the Speakeasy, 1986
Released: 1986
Label: N\A
In January 1986, R. Stevie Moore was pretty close to his peak. 1985's Glad Music had garnered the biggest response of his career so far, and he was beginning the recording sessions that would lead... Continue[+]
Live at Tonic, NYC
Released: 1998
Label: N\A
The late '90s saw R. Stevie Moore's return to live performance, which he had largely given up close to a decade before. Live at Tonic, NYC is typical of these performances: a solo acoustic set by... Continue[+]
Ob Newschk
Released: 1973
Label: N\A
A collaboration between R. Stevie Moore and his longtime musical partner Victor Lovera, 1973's Ob Newschk is less a collection of songs than a 45-minute rock opera stitched together out of surreal... Continue[+]
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