R. STEVIE MOORE Nashville, Tennessee
NOTICE: Cassette tapes NOT AVAILABLE.
#1 Veteran Progressive Popster, creativity unmatched! The
Home Workshop Man. Content over style, always diverse never mediocre. Slays the competition. Thousands of choices. Sub-hipster. Get on it.Get over it^!
Albums listed in reverse chronology. (new archival & reissues notwithstanding)
SORRY IT'S SO MUCH.
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This and The Doldrums are far and away two of the best records Ariel recorded during his, "ashram era." It has so many bangers and also some great deep cuts aside from the obvious Alisa, Gettin' High In The Morning and Helen. Plus the remaster sounds great.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Cool Daddio: the Second Youth of R. Stevie Moore”
Amazing, been waiting to have this phisically for so long. Long live AP, his music will be great forever. Ariel, fue increíble conocerte en 2018 en GDL.
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Rough, but very cool how he nailed it sort of. sound wise.
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Two drummers, two bassists, and vibrations for days—the latest from Water Damage is as gigantic as expected.
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Guided By Horses
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Combining sweeping pastorals with quirky synths and ambient textures, the UK producer's latest sets a new high bar for folktronica.
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Bright electronic squiggles and squelches, manipulated vocals, and aqueous ambient synths make up Reptilian Expo's playful sound-world.
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Scared Famous/FF>>
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With it's lofi tone, you serious cannot listen to this song without thinking about neon lights, and small corner shops in the big city.
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