R. Stevie Moore discography

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R. Stevie Moore discography
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R. Stevie Moore in 2013
Studio albums158
Compilations44
Live albums67

This is a list of albums by R. Stevie Moore. Most are not officially released and originally only available as handmade cassettes. [1]

Contents

Albums

YearTitleOriginal label
1969On Graycroftself-released
1972Homers
1973Invites Comparison
Monotheism
Iconoclasm
1974Next
1975Stevie Moore Often
Stevie Moore Or Less
NTH: Instrumental Illness
Stevie Does The Beatles/Apologies To Mr. Gottlieb (1974)
1976Stevie Moore Returns
Play
Instrumentality/Aviation
The Voice/Lake Inferior
1977Piano Lessons
Swing And A Miss
1978Sheetrock
The North
Pow Wow
Delicate Tension/Moore StuffHP Music
Games & Groceriesself-released
Sample For Approval
1979R
Quits
Clack!
1980Drumdrops
Urgent/XVII
1981(1952-19??)
Criterions/Eek! A Mouse
Dumb Philosophy
Basic
Pop Pain
Column 88
F N I
Logarithms
1982Pioneer Paramus
Pathos
Themes
We Love You Boxheads
Privacy
When
You And Your Employees
Toxic Shock Syndrome
Pleasant Tents
Boxheads 2
No Reason
Trial And Error
How Can You Resist R. Stevie Moore?
1983Subject To Change
W.O.M.A.N.
Boxhead Gothics No. 3
Repertoire
The Church Session
It's What's Happening Baby!
Serving Suggestion
Stevedore
FM FM
Curiously Enough
Hostile Territory
Crises
Musts
On Standby
As If Vinyl Didn't Exist
Amateur Hour
Solid State
1984R. Stevie Moore Gets Off
Closer Tha Never
1984U.
Embarrass Paris
State Of Affairs
K7
Kaffeeklatsch
Organ Donor
Jabberwocky
1985Skeletons
Barely
R. Stevie Moore's Three Blazers
Umpteenth
R. Stevie Moore Is Worth It
1986The Sanctuary Sessions/Glad Music New Rose
Man Of The Year Vol. 1self-released
Man Of The Year Vol. 2
Purpose
Man Of The Year Vol. 3
Belief
All Well And Good
Pandemonium
1987Googleplex
Clips
Teenage Spectacular New Rose
1988Middle Age Vernacularself-released
Effluvium
1991Persevere
1992Re-cital
Voiced
19937 Songlets
Sequestered
1994Ersatz
Executive Turntable
Goosebumps
Who Cares?
Absinthe
A New Day Of Restoration
Herculean Rationale
May
1995Fundraiser
Chapter Eleven
Phlegm Soundtrack
In One Ear And Out The Other
Element
An Afternoon With R. Stevie Moore
Dull
1996The Day The Earth Stood On Stilts
Vague
Really?
1997Plight
Disturbed
Senior Superlatives
1998Comeback Special
1999I'll Say It's My Fault
2000Love Compartment
2001The Jinx
Midi-Bran Piano Rolls
2003Report Card
2004Conscientious Objector
Far Out
Save R. Stevie
2005Aesthetic
Platformat
Sister Krys
Difficult Personality
2006Albeit
Zeitgeist
Tell Laura I Love Herbert
Disorganized Overactivity Or Tabitha Soren
Hear Lies
2007Moored
Downplaying My Significance
2008A.W.O.L.
Fukt!
2009Fakebook
Sentimental Ties
Coo Coo Rockin Time
2010Errorism
Monotheism 2010
Text Rage
Rodan
Mind Crack
Space Bar
2011Advanced2000 Records
Advanstself-released
2012Please Leave
LUNATIKFRINJ
Free Pussy Riot
Control Panel
2013Burst Upon The Scene
New World Elder
Genital Juice
Oral Roberts
Dilletante Field Trip Bully
ENNUI
May I Be Excused?
Spoiler Alert
2014Price Check Moore's Code ~ Freedom Now
Epiglottis Captcha Fracking
Lymph Nodes
Fifteen Tons
2015 Make It Be (with Jason Falkner)Bar/None
Knickerbocker Thuggery Comboverself-released
New Age Sewage Anticeptic Tank
ENGLITCH
Drip and Dribble (draft)
2016(we could be) "Gyros" (just for 1 day)
NO WORLD WE'RE FOR
What Can I Say?
Product Item Diary
Barista Parlor Golden Sound
Amnesia Insomnia Shania
Unamericana Survival Strategys
2017Nobody Pays Me Much Mind (Until I'm Gone)
When dja Get Back
MUSICITY
2018The Embodiment of Progressive Ideals (with Alan Jenkins and the Kettering Vampires)Cordelia
Oatmeal Goatmilkself-released
Emotion Picture
Cancel & Gretel
The Here..... with neon black
WORLD WAR FOUR (The Best Of)
NAP
2019AfterlifeBar/None

Compilations

YearTitleOriginal label
1976 Phonography Vital
1978 Delicate Tension H.P. Music
1983This Was R. Stevie Moore: The First Ten Yearsself-released
Ass-ault (Dollar Tape)
Rarities
Country Disguises
More Moore Versions
Lost And Found
Comp Tapes
1984Greatest Hits
Everything You Wanted To Know About R. Stevie Moore But Were Afraid To Ask New Rose
What's The Point?!! Cuneiform
1985 Verve Hamster
1987 R. Stevie Moore (1952-19??) Cordelia
1988 Warning New Rose
1990 Has-Beens and Never-Weres Heliotrope
Greatesttits Fan Club
1993 Contact Risk Fruit of the Tune
1994Unpopular Singer Vol. 1self-released
Unpopular Singer Vol. 2
Unpopular Singer Vol. 3
1995RevolvePink Lemon
Unpopular Singer Vol. 4self-released
1999 The Future Is Worse Than The Past Megaphon
2000The Essential R. Stevie Mooreself-released
More Essential
2002Essential V.3
Hundreds of Hiding PlacesMegaphon
2003Hobbies Galoreself-released
Nevertheless OptimisticInnova
2004Tra La La La PhooeyComfort Stand
2006Thoroughly Years (Phonography 2)Hamster
2007Unpopular Singer Vol. 6self-released
R. Stevie Moore Sings Ford TheatreiTunes
2008Meet The R. Stevie Moore Cherry Red
Myth Of Melodyself-released
Special NeedsPark the Van
2009Me TooCherry Red
2012 Lo Fi Hi Fives ...A Kind Of Best Of OGenesis Records
Hearing AidMegaphone
2013 Personal Appeal Care in the Community
Once and For AllMegaphon/Moloko
In The History of Ever Oma333
2014 WET PAINT I Thought You Were a Marxist Records

Live albums

YearTitle
1980Hurrah's (NYC)
1983R. Stevie Moore & The Rayvens 1 (Folk City NYC)
R. Stevie Moore & The Rayvens 2 (Maxwell's, Hoboken NJ)
Boxheads 4: Broadcast (WFMU, East Orange NJ)
1984The Biggest Names In Show Business (WFMU)
Olives And More (WFMU)
The Scott And Gary Show (NYC Cable TV)
In Person (The Jetty, Bloomfield NJ)
Folk City, NYC
120 Nuits (Live at Paris)
The Bitter End, NYC
Boston, The Channel
The Dive, NYC
1985Two Evenings With R. Stevie Moore In New York (Irving Plaza/Folk City)
The Jetty Vol. 2
Radio Performance (WFMU)
1986R. Stevie Moore Sings At Speakeasy
Speakeasy Vol. 2
Last Live Show/Lone Star Cafe
1987RSM: Live On WFMU
1993RSM On WFMU
Maxwell's
1997RSM Live '97 (Mother NYC/Tierney's NJ)
RSMKO Sing, Stork Club, WFMU
Baggot Inn/Knitting Factory NYC
1998Tonic, NYC
Stork Club, WFMU
Weird NJ At Maxwell's
1999WRVU, Vanderbilt, Nashville
Sutler, Nashville
Mercury Lounge, NYC
RSM And The Bees, Darress Theater NJ
2000Maxwell's Y2K
Maxwell's Again
2001Nova Nights
2002Madison TN High School Gym, Taxmen Reunion
Maxwell's IPO
2003Fez NYC
Life On WFMU, With Kenny G
Maxwell's
2004GKS Brooklyn
Dr. Demento Show, B.B. King's, NYC
Acme Underground NYC, IPO w/Breetles
Tonic w/Ariel Pink
2005Serena Bar, Chelsea Hotel, NYC
West End, NYC
Tonic w/Ariel Pink #2
BSR FM Phone-In (Home Alone)
2006Tonic, NYC
2007Knitting Factory Tap Bar, NYC
Maxwell's
Knitting Factory
2008Cake Shop
Music Hall Of Williamsburg/Bowery Ballroom
Coco66
Cake Shop #2
Cake Shop #3
Cake Shop #4
Knitting Factory
Death By Audio
Surreal Estate
2009Maxwell's
Sputnik
Cake Shop
Kenny's Castaways
2010Mercury Lounge
Bruar Falls

Singles/EPs

YearTitle
1973"Roger Ferguson & Ethos" (Basic Sounds Ltd.)
1977Four From Phonography EP (H.P. Music)
1978 Stance EP (H.P. Music)
"Goodbye Piano"/"I Wish I Could Sing" (Flamingo)
"Cannot Keep My Fingers Out Of My Mouth"/"Groceries"
1979"New Wave"/"Same" (Classass Music Industries)
1984"Chantilly Lace" + "Teen Routines"/"Bloody Knuckles" (New Rose)
1992"I Hate People"/"Everyone But Everyone" (Singles Only Label)
2001Colliding Circles EP
A Clever Combo (The Breetles) EP
Frank Balesteria EP
2002Alma Mater, The Mighty Rams EP
You Must Be Out Of My Mind EP
Horse In Striped Pajamas
2003A White Shade Of Pale EP
Five Minutes More EP
2006Encyclopediac 3 EP
2009"U.R. True"/"How Many Moore" b/w "Advertising Agency Of Fucking"/"Oh Pat" (OGenesis)
"Came Twice" (Spunky Monkey Music)
"Pop Rock Logic" (Spunky Monkey Music)
2011"You Came Along Just In Time" (People In A Position To Know Records)
"Me Too" b/w "Nothing Is As It Was" (Slowboy Records)
"Pop Music" b/w "Love Is The Way To My Heart" (OGenesis)
2012SteviePink Javascript (with Ariel Pink) (People In A Position To Know Records)
Ku Klux Glam E.P. (Slowboy Records)
"Post Break-Up Sex" Split 7" w/The Vaccines (OGenesis)
"Advertising Agency Of Fucking" b/w "Conflict Of Interest" (People In A Position To Know Records)
"How Many Moore?" b/w "Who You Gonna Do-do On Today?" (People In A Position To Know Records)
"Little Man" b/w "Dirty Woman" (People In A Position To Know Records)
"E Not Laid" b/w "Inconsiderations Pt. 1" (People In A Position To Know Records)
"A To The S On The A By The P" b/w "Actually I Do Must Leave" (People In A Position To Know Records)
2015"Boysage" Split 7" w/Boys Age (Border Series / Bleeding Gold)
"Coming Up" (with Supercute!) (People In A Position To Know Records)

Other recordings

YearTitle
1969Grease
The Sound Of Fugto
Unleashed Ignorance In Bb Minor Augmented
The Marlborough Sings
1971Jones w/Victor Lovera
Eenque w/Lovera
1972All Twenty Minutes w/Lovera
Goods w/Herald
Prethos w/Lovera
1973Mere Static/Planet 81 w/Lovera
Ob Newschk w/Lovera
1974Ethos 1 & 2 w/Lovera
Studio Ethos w/Lovera
Phoney
1975Stevie Does The Beatles
Eros Ethos w/Lovera
1976Smashers w/Lovera
1982Candid Cassette
1983Under The Covers
1984Boota Theatre
Messy Merci Me
Rare Radio Interviews
1986Dubs One/Say Man
Dubs Two
1997Objectivity w/Yukio Yung (JAR Music)
1999Dates w/Dave Gregory
Watch: Gore/Moore w/Bryan Gore
1997FairMoore w/Jad Fair (Old Gold)
2006Manuscription w/Lane Steinberg
The Yung & Moore Show w/Yukio Yung
2009Stop Them w/BJanoff
2011Stalactites & Stalagmites w/Tropical Ooze
2012Ku Klux Glam w/Ariel Pink
Wedding Album w/Keel Her
2014Round Eye w/ Round Eye

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References

  1. "R. Stevie Moore Official Tapelist". Due to the decrease in cassette tape/player availability in recent years, Moore has switched to CD-R as the standard medium for his mail-order service.