R. STEVIE MOORE - Phonography LP (colour vinyl) boogie and the fact that forty-ounce

and the fact that forty-ounce bottles just bounce off his head

contemporary folk on her sophomore release

pounding drum beats that that band is known for

sharp guitar riffs and a rhythm section that sounds like it's done a pharmacy full of speed

R. STEVIE MOORE - Phonography LP (colour vinyl) boogie and the fact that forty-ounceLimited edition blue vinyl. Highly recommended. One of the most unique albums of the 70s, R. Stevie Moore's debut (1976) is an uncategorizable mess that somehow keeps from falling apart completely, like a one man band White Album cross pollinated with late 60s Zappa at his most antic. Yet just as the album seems hopelessly self indulgent and bizarre, Moore suddenly veers into some of the sweetest and catchiest pop songs of the pre punk '70s. That