PLEASANT TENTS // NJ51 1982 C60

Toxic outtakes with bonus songs included in all the wrong places.

New! And improved, maybe. (Discontinued - moved to NJ46B)

Back to things to come before.

Noor and noor erratic powerok enclosing such tracks as 'Lost Away,' 'Umbrella,' 'The Garbage State,' 'Fasty Schoolgirl,' 'Shoplifter Saga,' omigod toomanytomention! Gettit!

Double-length tape dub of NT16 (Phonography) & NJ27 (Delicate Tension), the entire out-of-print catalog (including rare 12" 45 EP "Stance"). (courtesy of H.P. Music)

Companion to NJ54, more great upbeat tunes like the sizzling 'Get the Job Done,' 'The Noise of Speech,' 'Bad Fortune,' 'Nice Pastel Shades,' & this catalog's own favourite piece: the chronologically historical dubmix 'Official Tapography.' A real gone winner sixty...don't pass it up!

Rolling, pumping experinstrumentals cover theis elusive item that gets your lobes a-dancin', featuring several neat vocals too, with 'El,' 'Lie LIke a Dog,' 'Oven Love,' others.

First of on-going series of collected voice scraps from the audio diary of RSM & his many findings. Not as much for entertainment purposes, but for dokumentary reasons and recommended for freeform radio DJ's and & tape collage editors. Send your own samples & be on one yourself!

Highly regarded essense of style, this beaut has one side of drummy wilderness, and one side of pure pholk musick, a real strange brew, containing 'Kids Are Still,' 'No Success Story,' 'WithOut Mentioning Any Names,' 'Country Music Hall of Fame,' 'Separate Music From Money,' manymoore.

All the best golden greatest hits, remixed rediscovered! (limited ed.) [Deleted, no longer available.]

Goodbye Piano Chantilly Lace Don't Let Me Go To The Dogs Adult Tree Column 88 Part Of The Problem You And Me New Wave Autopsy Party Bloody Knuckles She Don't Know What To Do With Herself Right Perfume, Wrong Mouthwash Sort Of Way Schoolgirl

I Hate People I Want You In My Life Puttin' Up The Groceries Dates Get The Job Done Whatcha Doin' Compatibility Leaves What Are You Lookin' At? This Wednesday Play Copy Me Conflict Of Interest Theme From A.G. Manufacturers

A la difference. Base ick traxx. Really groovy.

Totally amazing set, the big beat sound matures further on this timeless masterpeece, lotsa work & attention to detail (finally!) here. Includes 'Jesus Christ,' 'Unlimited Outrage,' 'How Does It Feel To Feel Good (version),' top ten hit 'First-Hand,' 'Cool It Baby,' 'Comfort My People,' 'Ring of Fire,' etc.

Various artistes from various eras, just the kind of thing you've been waiting to hear. Many of the OD-King's projects with other people in the spotlight, from Nashville to Jersey. Introducing Victor Lovera, Annette Prophet, Mike Hopper, Price Group, Barry Mann, Punctured Testicle, Rogo Farflung, Ethos of America, Griffin Sisters, Hard Sharks, Billy A & the Swings, Hairy Palm Or, Biggest Names in Show Business, The Whizz, Name Withheld, somemore. (See RSM Family Album.)

The kid's renditions of other famous songs. Wow!!

Characteristically distinctive sounds of drumms, pipe organ, percussions, audio-verite big hall sin-thesis. (Appears on NJ62 CDs)

Advertised sampler mess of nearly 75 tunes, excerpted for the uninitiated, & quite a quick retrospective. Daring.

Mucho pleasure, still noor surprise efforts, containing the popular 'I'm Bored,' 'Nadir 3 & 4,' eighties remake of 'Habitat,' 'What's the Point?', 'Step It Up,' 'Expiration Date.' Now!

Dug up from legendary unreleased archives masters, companion to NT05, wild repulsive QNE, admired by Cage, Stockhausen, Hiller, and Roy Acuff. Budgetprice $50. Screams.

Help! The boy cannot stop taping...is it getting better, worse, or neither??? You are the decision. Thus, this particular hour-plus-half-more program gives judging listeners many moments both spectacular and horrible. Catch projects like 'Who Is Rick Derringer?', the bawdy 'Tissues Honey,' '91.1,' several jumpy RSM pops, and the Rake event.

Summer, new recognition, first rehearsels with a 'band,' other reasons result in great freshow. Swim along to the hit remake of 'I Want You in My Life,' 'Naked,' 'Stevie's Dead Pt. 1,' title track, and many others in addition!"

Continuing saga of sounds, sogs, scorn, satire, sweet, shock, smiles, selfindulgence, surprise...standout selections seem to be 'Lisbon Lesbian,' 'Wake Up in the Morning,' 'Stevie's Dead (Continued),' 'Too Much Talk,' etc.!! Hey!

As heard on several RSM masters, sweet female vocals and insanity experiments, a budding artist on some hazy horizon, her, she, fem, powerful amateurism; discover? MtR.

Home orchestra sans conductor, traditionally Modern classical composiction & improvisation on the Roland synthesizer, so on with it! The anti-movie soundtrack for you.

Another grand set, one side hi-fi-fo-fum rockin' tracks, the other side one long wrong title song ('The Sound of Agony'). With curious remake of 'Goodbye Piano,' 'Eaux Eaux Eaux,' 'Mais Oui,' Lovera's 'Runaway With Me,' smore.

Quite interesting compilation of different tracks from many home sessions with lead vocals by RSM's longtime 'best friend.' Rare collector item from Nashvilledays.

Highly-sought alternate takes and unreleased sides, not to be on any tape in any store found. Old Tennessee discards, new tunes that didn't fit on; absolutely incredible for the sharp RSM completist, nice for its own listen, too!

Another close compadre of Moore's, Mister Anderson singing and playing through the RSM sound attitude. Striking original homespun pop, rock, country, ballads, novelty, & all else. Neat.

Victor Lovera: Phenomenal writer, vocalist, and essential influence on R. Stevie Moore. The arthritic genius who united with Moore to create hundreds of home recordings from 1971 to 1977, these 28 songs represent the peakperiod. Energy pop extraordinare.

Clear sign of Stevieprogress, prevalent choice of consistent K7 orderers. Very dynamic moods for your feelings, with possession of such items as 'There Is No God in America,' 'Skin Mags,' 'The Essex Coast,' 'Laugh Laugh,' 'What'll I Do,' etc.

Various artistes from various eras, the second collection (to NJ63). Moore great uncommon findings from Stevie's days with Price, Ferguson, Lovera, Ravis, Griffin(s), Hopper, & others and sporting some super surprise associations. Obtain.

A later RSM Nashville acquaintance, with songs to sing and a crack producer to tape them with. Unique development and an early sign of things to come. Mike H. sez hi.

A fantastic new NJ recording pal & fellow DJ, various styles and ideas approached, from warm romanticism to eccentric chaos. Bell alarm. Don't worry about women. Tumpah looa.

Non-RSM, but showing what Michael accomplished after Moore moved north. Totally incredible punk rush, not at all symbolic of normal Nashville lethargy. Studio & home. Anarchy.

Project planned in 1983, continually put off....try NJ128.

An unbelievable trip inside the world, around the mind, or just another collage of specific sounds from the period. Called 'very depressing' by one, 'wowie zowie' by another, includes 'Happens Every Morning,' 'Deep Kiss,' 'I Am the Songwriter,' 'Obscene 'Zines,' many tiny tunes and Noises.

Recollection of best of RSMC&W renderings, all jes stuck awn wunn liddle type! Shux, y'all, it's downrat Earthy.

Totally non-RSM, but adored and easily considered for release with permission from Peter Olafson, artist responsible. He's purchased more Mooretapes than anyone in the world, and the hometapes of the music HE makes are truly joyful. Very lo fi pop masterpieces, much like early Lovera/Beatlegs! (Several to choose from.)

Unreleased archive master. Piano improvs, Vol. 3.

Still more earlier brashrock, superb songs, obscure audio. Revoltingly original sincerity & intensity. Bowianhype.

This is a nice tape. You could grow to like that number. On the tape tracks exist the instant favorite 'Here's To John Wesley Hardin,' some hot Rayvens rehearsels, 'Pay You Back With Interest,' and other odd indignities. Fine.

Radio broadcasts over WFMU East Orange, NJ. Particularly inserted for out-of-towners to hear how eclectic airwaves can actually be. Free-form to the max! Listen Now!

Real bad compile-ation of Disko Dance R. Only the best street-mixes & dub 12" club rotations. Fo yo mama gettin' down. 92 KTU. (Never completed, not available)

Rare detestable archive reel of shortlived live band with Roger Ferguson & others. Utterly sorry excuse, but funnnnny!

#2 in the Immmaturity Series, a la Grease (NT02) hi-school!

RSM Rarities Vol. two; unreleased Clack! tracks, unfinished ideas which became staple fan-faves, other found goodies. Compiled by Val Sebastiano. (CD bonus tracks on Rarities, NJ76)

Bizarre loving tribute to the music of RSM's Dad, gathered from Monument & Hickory LP's & 45's, as well as unreleased tapes and parental gems. Trumpetenparade! Bass ball? (inquire within.)

All summer RSM had hitched up to an already-existing rockband, and this set was recorded at Folk City in New York 8/31. Hear the beginnings of the transfer from home to stage, many of your favorite Stevie Songs, nervously rushed. Audience!

From Maxwell's in Hoboken 10/22, the last gig (?). Wild!

As another hopeful 'record' deal falls thru, this sixty comes (un)together, a.i.v.d.e. New release? What does that mean? The boy cannot stop taping: experience 'Dormitory Girls,' more new versions of 'First Hand,' 'I Want You in My LIfe,' 'JWH,' and even some even more fab new tunes! Not quad, but desperate.

The vicious circle! RSM burnt to a crisp! One hundred demos? What now? Efffort??? Ah, return to roots! Inspired by Hard Sharks, Moore creates 29 songs on noisier cheap portable cassette decks. Dated on purpose. Lots of covers, RSM hits, friends' & enemies' compositions. Ted Mack would hate it.

 

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