R. Stevie Moore

live on NYC public access TV, the Scott & Gary Show in 1984.
"Showbiz is Dead" from Dumb Philosophy (1981):

"I've Begun to Fall in Love":

R. Stevie Moore

SIT DOWN. performing on the Uncle Floyd Show, NJ, 1980:

R. Stevie Moore

The one and only, R. Stevie Moore!
"No Know" from Teenage Spectacular (1987):



"Part of the Problem", recorded 1978, appears on Glad Music (1986) and others:

R. Stevie Moore

3 songs in 3 years ('74-'76) from R. Stevie, the most prolific home recording artist in the solar system.
"I Not Listening" from Next (1974):

"Goodbye Piano" from Returns (1975-76) and also Phonography (1976):

"Benefit of the Doubt" from Play (1976):

R. Stevie Moore

the sheer size of RSM's recordings is staggering; over 35 commercial releases (including 27 full length albums), not to mention a massive library of self-recorded, reel-to-reel tape sessions and music videos on VHS dating from the late 60s to the present day. every instrument and noise is made by RSM, every one of his recordings is available by mail directly from RSM.
Ill (Worst) recorded in 1968, can be found on the Contact Risk (1993) album: