On allmusicguide's 2008 "Artists' Picks Top 10 2008" someone called "(LAKE)"
lists Meet The R. Stevie Moore.
 
Who is (LAKE)?
 
http://blog.allmusic.com/2009/1/6/artists-pick-their-top-10s-of-2009/
 




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Muscular Discography




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I've always thought "Copy Me" was a terribly underrated song: I think
it's one of the first-rank RSM tunes, but it's never been one of his
better-known tunes even among a lot of fans.

S


> --- In rsteviemoore@yahoogroups.com, "John Ireland" <j.ireland0@...>
> wrote:
>>
>> Hi
>>
>> This has now been issued with the man's very own "Pedestrian
>> Hop/Copy
>> Me" on what used to be side 4.
>>
>> My first exposure to RSM and still sounding mighty fine 25 years
>> on.
>>
>> Cheers
>>
>> Jay Eye
>>
>
>
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>
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>
>

YES!!!  Can't wait to get my very own copy.


-bs


--- In rsteviemoore@yahoogroups.com, "John Ireland" <j.ireland0@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> This has now been issued with the man's very own "Pedestrian Hop/Copy
> Me" on what used to be side 4.
>
> My first exposure to RSM and still sounding mighty fine 25 years on.
>
> Cheers
>
> Jay Eye
>

Hi

This has now been issued with the man's very own "Pedestrian Hop/Copy
Me" on what ued to be side 4.

My first exposure to RSM and still sounding mighty fine 25 years on.

Cheers

Jay Eye

Screw the SPAMbots, and go see R. Stevie Moore live at The Knitting
Factory, NYC tonight!  8 pm doors, 8:30 show.

It definitely sounds remastered.  These are the best
these songs have ever sounded to me, esp. You And Me,
which is one of his best tunes.  The liner notes are
great, plenty of cool pics...I'm really hoping RSM
could get a half page article in something like MOJO.
At least.

His lack of recognition really does smack of criminal
neglect.

Ray

Posted by: "Andre" invadingsoundtrack@...
invadingsoundtrack
Wed Jun 11, 2008 3:36 pm (PDT)
ummm... first off... I agree!
it's a great collection and the quality sounds very
good...
remixed/remastered? maybe yeah definitely different
sounding versions
than the others I've heard... What's the Point is one
of the few LPs I
don't have... been trying to get one...

ummm... first off... I agree!
  it's a great collection and the quality sounds very good...
remixed/remastered? maybe yeah definitely different sounding versions
than the others I've heard... What's the Point is one of the few LPs I
don't have... been trying to get one...

Just wanted to say that I picked up a brand spankin new copy of Meet
The R. Stevie Moore last weekend during a cd buying trip out of
state.  And it is awesome (and, I only paid $14 for it new despite it
being an import...).

It has almost all my fave RSM tunes on it, everything from You And Me
and Play Myself Some Music to Schoolgirl and I Want You In My Life.
It is probably my favorite RSM collection, other than What's The
Point, which holds a very dear place in my heart as being one of the
first RSM vinyl releases I ever bought.

Anyway, I really hope this finally FINALLY brings our man some much
needed and much deserved recognition (and maybe some buck$$ too).

Once again, my hat is off to you, Mr. RSM!!

Ray

So here it is

Tuesday May 6 Cakeshop

I like to stay home (Glad Music 1986)
??? Not sure which song this is <--
Elephant Overdrive Avenue (Zeitgeist 2006)
Take Back (conscientious objector 2004)
I love I think you (AWOL 2008)
... President Butch "My guitar is out" ...
Schwann Catalog (conscientious objector 2004)
... Washing garbage ...
Another Day Slips Away (Tell Laura I love Herbert 2006)
Having A Real Fit (Moored 2007)
Defeating the purpose (Pathos etc. 1982)
Everyone, but Everyone (Teenage Spectacular/45 single 1986)

ENCORE:

I've Begun to fall in love (Phonography, moore or less 1975)
Social Studies Buddies (conscientious objector 2004)

DVD BONUS:

Soundcheck

Bolger is riffing out the bassline to "Puttin Up The Groceries"

Greetings, Larry!

Thanks for sharing this info, and filling in some Moore history for the
timeline.  Would love
to hear that intro you did.  If you do dig it out, be sure to get it on cd and
send it to RSM.

Do you have any idea what the date was for that John Jay performance?  From your
description, I'm guessing that it was in 1980 or so.  I do have a question about
the
accuracy of your claim, that this is the first R. Stevie performance up North,
but I'm not
posting this to lessen the importance of your story, of course.  I would just
like to get this
straight in my head.

Wasn't this actually after Stevie's first NJ appearance at Maxwell's?  I believe
that the
Maxwell's show in question had taken place while he was still working at Sam
Goody's,
back in '79.  RSM and several friends (including IC & JP) performed to a tape
track.

I could be wrong, you know, and I would be happy to be corrected if so.

Are you still in the NY/NJ area?  Will we be seeing you at any of the upcoming
RSM gigs?
Would love to touch base with you again.  It has been ages.

Regards,


-max-


--- In rsteviemoore@yahoogroups.com, "larryozone" <larryozone@...> wrote:
>
> The first performance of the Velvet Underground was in New Jersey at Summit
High
> School.
>
> In a similar event of greatness, R. Stevie's first performance was at John Jay
High School,
in Cross River, NY.  Next town to the Clintons' nominal residence in Chappaqua.
>
> Steve did it the only way that it could have been done - he sang and played
guitar to his
> own tracks. I believe that he performed "Pat", and I know he did "Chantilly
Lace".
>
> John Jay prepared him for his next big show, at the New Wave Disco   Hurrah.
>
> Background:  I had seen a performance by the dance group "First Choice" at a
club in NJ.
> They had the hit "Doctor Love" (if you know your Salsoul dance music)  The
ladies were
> performing for their fan base. They had the integrity to not even consider
lip-syncing,
but
> didn't have the money for a band. NO matter. They brought a open-reel tape and
> performed live.  I  saw that the concept (and concert) worked.
>
> Well, it was the right idea at the right time. I pitched "Ghost Town" and
"Shoulder Pads",
> who in turn, presented the idea to Steve, who felt right about it. Shelley
called the
school
> and asked if they'd like a concert performance as an addition to their
already-booked DJ
> dance, and they were quite excited.
>
> It was Stevie, Jim Price and me. (There were only 3 seats in the van) It was a
big hit!
Steve
> sounded great through my sound system, and enjoyed himself. There's even a
recording
of
> my  introduction, which I am SURE is in a cassette box somewhere. In the days
afterwards
> playing the tape of my little speech would be guaranteed to produce a bunch of
laughs
> from Steve's entourage and the advocates on the WFMU crew. (Sorry, but I
didn't train
hard
> enough to be a narrator/announcer)
>
>
>
> --- In rsteviemoore@yahoogroups.com, "larryozone" <larryozone@> wrote:
> >
> > Where was the first RSM live performance ever in the NYC area?  
> >
> >
> >
> > Clues:   Buddy, Supreme Court, X & Water
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >
>

The first performance of the Velvet Underground was in New Jersey at Summit High
School.

In a similar event of greatness, R. Stevie's first performance was at John Jay
High School, in Cross River, NY.  Next town to the Clintons' nominal residence
in Chappaqua.

Steve did it the only way that it could have been done - he sang and played
guitar to his
own tracks. I believe that he performed "Pat", and I know he did "Chantilly
Lace".

John Jay prepared him for his next big show, at the New Wave Disco   Hurrah.

Background:  I had seen a performance by the dance group "First Choice" at a
club in NJ.
They had the hit "Doctor Love" (if you know your Salsoul dance music)  The
ladies were
performing for their fan base. They had the integrity to not even consider
lip-syncing, but
didn't have the money for a band. NO matter. They brought a open-reel tape and
performed live.  I  saw that the concept (and concert) worked.

Well, it was the right idea at the right time. I pitched "Ghost Town" and
"Shoulder Pads",
who in turn, presented the idea to Steve, who felt right about it. Shelley
called the school
and asked if they'd like a concert performance as an addition to their
already-booked DJ
dance, and they were quite excited.

It was Stevie, Jim Price and me. (There were only 3 seats in the van) It was a
big hit! Steve
sounded great through my sound system, and enjoyed himself. There's even a
recording of
my  introduction, which I am SURE is in a cassette box somewhere. In the days
afterwards
playing the tape of my little speech would be guaranteed to produce a bunch of
laughs
from Steve's entourage and the advocates on the WFMU crew. (Sorry, but I didn't
train hard
enough to be a narrator/announcer)



--- In rsteviemoore@yahoogroups.com, "larryozone" <larryozone@...> wrote:
>
> Where was the first RSM live performance ever in the NYC area?  
>
>
>
> Clues:   Buddy, Supreme Court, X & Water
>
>
>
>
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>

original Phonography ... I think?



--- In rsteviemoore@yahoogroups.com, "larryozone" <larryozone@...> wrote:
>
> OK, Mega-Fans.   Here's the double-secret super-trivia question to
> top them all:
> What is the rarest RSM vinyl recording ever made?
>
> I'm willing to play 20 questions if you want.
> After we give the visitors a decent interval of time to read this
> message, and make their guesses, a photo will be posted.
> If you are one of the special 6 who have known the answer for the last
> XX years, please excuse yourself from replying, but feel free to hand
> out obscure clues.
>
>
>
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>

Maxwell's?

--- larryozone <larryozone@...> wrote:

> Where was the first RSM live performance ever in the
> NYC area?  
>
>
>
> Clues:   Buddy, Supreme Court, X & Water
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been
> removed]
>
>



      
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--- larryozone <larryozone@...> wrote:

> OK, Mega-Fans.   Here's the double-secret
> super-trivia question to
> top them all:
> What is the rarest RSM vinyl recording ever made?
>
> I'm willing to play 20 questions if you want.
> After we give the visitors a decent interval of time
> to read this
> message, and make their guesses, a photo will be
> posted.
> If you are one of the special 6 who have known the
> answer for the last
> XX years, please excuse yourself from replying, but
> feel free to hand
> out obscure clues.
>
>
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Where was the first RSM live performance ever in the NYC area?  



Clues:   Buddy, Supreme Court, X & Water




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OK, Mega-Fans.   Here's the double-secret super-trivia question to
top them all:
What is the rarest RSM vinyl recording ever made?

I'm willing to play 20 questions if you want.
After we give the visitors a decent interval of time to read this
message, and make their guesses, a photo will be posted.
If you are one of the special 6 who have known the answer for the last
XX years, please excuse yourself from replying, but feel free to hand
out obscure clues.



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--- In rsteviemoore@yahoogroups.com, "John Ireland" <j.ireland0@...>
wrote:
>
> mine dropped through the door today.
>
> Review on Amazon.co.uk
>
> As always it's wonderful
>
> Long Live Stevie
>

...and mine today!! All the way to Dyersburg, TN.

I have to agree; I never understood why Recommended never did a full
RSM album. "What's The Point!!??" was the first RSM album I got and I
was surprised that it wasn't on Recommended even though I purchased
it from them.

As for Cunieform I think the problem is that you have never been a
member of Soft Machine. If you had we would have had a plethora of
releases on that label.

Thank gawd for Cherry Red.

Cheers

Jay (still flying the RSM flag) Eye


--- In rsteviemoore@yahoogroups.com, rsmko <no_reply@...> wrote:
>
>
> hellow!
>
> yep, i too was recently thrilled to hear directly from
Recommended's Chris Cutler (legendary drummer, look him up) about the
planned 25th anniversary reissue of the complete RecRec sampler
(including, yes, the material originally on the luminous 1-sided 7").
Here's the records' full info:
>
> http://www.moorestevie.com/2/recrec.html
>
> in addition, i have been humourously pestering cc for years to
finally consider releasing a full RSM record on Recommended, be it an
album or even short e.p./single. come on! what's the problem here? i
continually get the runaround! as if, my pop-rock is too mainstream?
not avant hip enough, aren't i? as if, my "style(s)" just don't fit
in with the label's cred?? well, guvnor, the glaring error here is...
what was it that made Pedestrian Hop/Copy Me acceptable a quarter
century ago?? huh?
>
> same dilemma with Cuneiform Records (US) - my classic "What's The
Point?!!" Lp was their very first release, RUNE1 (1984) - but to this
day it has never been reissued on CD, nor do i ever have a chance in
hell for a new item in their celebrated catalog. what gives, Clive?
> again, i don't sound exactly like their generic ProgJazz
collectives nor experimental artschool, so just forget it.
> i am Barry Manilow!
>
> criminal neglect, chapter 326. try to imagine the angst of my
eternal struggles! adventurous indie labels?? duh!
>
> LoveRS
>
> [advertisement]
> MEETTH ME.
>
> http://www.rsteviemoore.com/cd/meet1.html
>
> newey tunage, chicken of the C#:
>
> http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/awol.html
>
> --- In rsteviemoore@yahoogroups.com, "John Ireland" <j.ireland0@>
wrote:
> >
> > In Bonnie Scotland. Cherry Red is a UK label so maube that's why
I have
> > it a bit quicker.
> >
> > I also notice from ReR Megacorp's web site that the 1982
Recommended
> > Records sampler is being reissued finally on cd. This was where I
first
> > encountered the majesty that is R. Stevie Moore where the
> > wonderful "Pedestrian Hop/Copy Me" originally nestled on side 4
of the
> > vinyl.
> >
> > A vinyl which I wore out and recently managed to track down
another
> > copy.
> >
> >
> > --- In rsteviemoore@yahoogroups.com, "Andre"
<invadingsoundtrack@>
> > wrote:
> > >
> > > I'm still waiting here. What part of the world are you in? I
hope it's
> > > taking awhile because there's so many orders!
> > >
> >
>

hellow!

yep, i too was recently thrilled to hear directly from Recommended's Chris
Cutler (legendary drummer, look him up) about the planned 25th anniversary
reissue of the complete RecRec sampler (including, yes, the material originally
on the luminous 1-sided 7"). Here's the records' full info:

http://www.moorestevie.com/2/recrec.html

in addition, i have been humourously pestering cc for years to finally consider
releasing a full RSM record on Recommended, be it an album or even short
e.p./single. come on! what's the problem here? i continually get the runaround!
as if, my pop-rock is too mainstream? not avant hip enough, aren't i? as if, my
"style(s)" just don't fit in with the label's cred?? well, guvnor, the glaring
error here is... what was it that made Pedestrian Hop/Copy Me acceptable a
quarter century ago?? huh?

same dilemma with Cuneiform Records (US) - my classic "What's The Point?!!" Lp
was their very first release, RUNE1 (1984) - but to this day it has never been
reissued on CD, nor do i ever have a chance in hell for a new item in their
celebrated catalog. what gives, Clive?
again, i don't sound exactly like their generic ProgJazz collectives nor
experimental artschool, so just forget it.
i am Barry Manilow!

criminal neglect, chapter 326. try to imagine the angst of my eternal struggles!
adventurous indie labels?? duh!

LoveRS

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MEETTH ME.

http://www.rsteviemoore.com/cd/meet1.html

newey tunage, chicken of the C#:

http://www.rsteviemoore.com/tp/awol.html

--- In rsteviemoore@yahoogroups.com, "John Ireland" <j.ireland0@...> wrote:
>
> In Bonnie Scotland. Cherry Red is a UK label so maube that's why I have
> it a bit quicker.
>
> I also notice from ReR Megacorp's web site that the 1982 Recommended
> Records sampler is being reissued finally on cd. This was where I first
> encountered the majesty that is R. Stevie Moore where the
> wonderful "Pedestrian Hop/Copy Me" originally nestled on side 4 of the
> vinyl.
>
> A vinyl which I wore out and recently managed to track down another
> copy.
>
>
> --- In rsteviemoore@yahoogroups.com, "Andre" <invadingsoundtrack@>
> wrote:
> >
> > I'm still waiting here. What part of the world are you in? I hope it's
> > taking awhile because there's so many orders!
> >
>

I guess it will be awhile longer here then. Being all the way in
Tennessee. Still gonna check the box everyday with anticipation. That
comp. sounds pretty interesting. I'll have to check out the re-issue.

In Bonnie Scotland. Cherry Red is a UK label so maube that's why I have
it a bit quicker.

I also notice from ReR Megacorp's web site that the 1982 Recommended
Records sampler is being reissued finally on cd. This was where I first
encountered the majesty that is R. Stevie Moore where the
wonderful "Pedestrian Hop/Copy Me" originally nestled on side 4 of the
vinyl.

A vinyl which I wore out and recently managed to track down another
copy.


--- In rsteviemoore@yahoogroups.com, "Andre" <invadingsoundtrack@...>
wrote:
>
> I'm still waiting here. What part of the world are you in? I hope it's
> taking awhile because there's so many orders!
>

I'm still waiting here. What part of the world are you in? I hope it's
taking awhile because there's so many orders!

mine dropped through the door today.

Review on Amazon.co.uk

As always it's wonderful

Long Live Stevie

Thanks, RogFer (if I may be so familiar).  I had a case w/BPU a while
back and talked to JP on the phone.  I was sure it had to be that JP
but couldn't bring myself to ask...maybe because I once asked Bill
Kelly of the House of Cards if he was that Bill Kelly.  Well, he likes
REAL rock n roll too I guess.
Curiosity sated, I can quit the ambien :)

> fyi, i believe jp still works for bpu.
> --
> rf
> ?:-)>

hey Rogfer, so you've heard from My Price recently (again)?? ask him why he
avoids me so? apparently extreme hatred... how come? should I start using Scope?

m008e


--- In rsteviemoore@yahoogroups.com, "Roger Ferguson" <jrogerferguson@...>
wrote:
>
>
>
> fyi, i believe jp still works for bpu.
> --
> rf
> ?:-)>
>   -------------- Original message from "rgrgreina" <rgrgreina@...>:
--------------
>
>
>
>
>             what is the opposite of "exclusive?"
> R. Stevie Moore's Yahoo group.
> How great.
>
> What I really want to know is this:
> Did Jim Price ever work for BPU?

Rogfer with all the answers. What I wanna know is... how awesome
is "theives in the choir"?

-hey roger, me and stu tried to get a show for spring break but it was
all taken.

fyi, i believe jp still works for bpu.
--
rf
?:-)>
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             what is the opposite of "exclusive?"
R. Stevie Moore's Yahoo group.
How great.

What I really want to know is this:
Did Jim Price ever work for BPU?



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what is the opposite of "exclusive?"
R. Stevie Moore's Yahoo group.
How great.

What I really want to know is this:
Did Jim Price ever work for BPU?

Line up!  Sign up!
And re-enlist today!!

See:  http://www.cherryred.co.uk/cherryred/artists/rsteviemoore.php

Or:  http://www.cherryred.co.uk/downloads/

Or:  http://tinyurl.com/3cvbyd (Amazon link)

Do it for yourself.
Do it for R. Stevie.
Do it for the good of the Nation.

You'll be glad that you did!