TLAK Goes DIY series presents a welcome remastered edition of Games & Groceries by R. Stevie Moore. Originally a cassette album recorded in 1978 by this pioneer of home recording and do-it-yourself musical aesthetic. This double album features some of his most imaginative and entertaining writing and recording from this period, making it one of the most popular albums among RSM fans. It's music diverse, ranging from sunshine pop to new-wave powerpop, with a fair share of novelty tunes, musique concrète and disco satire. Includes one of Moore's best, "Part of the Problem" in it's original late 70's form. Since 1968, the pop craftsman has cranked out hundreds of underground album-length recordings and with his catalog exploding across the internet in the 2000s, future generations are now certain to discover him as well. Featuring a proper remaster by Prof. Stoned, this is a great entry point for those who are new to the world of R. Stevie Moore and for fans, this is an well overdue reissue.
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TLAK Goes DIY series presents a welcome remastered edition of Games & Groceries by R. Stevie Moore. Originally a cassette album recorded in 1978 by this pioneer of home recording and do-it-yourself musical aesthetic. This double album features some of his most imaginative and entertaining writing and recording from this period, making it one of the most popular albums among RSM fans. It's music diverse, ranging from sunshine pop to new-wave powerpop, with a fair share of novelty tunes, musique concrète and disco satire. Includes one of Moore's best, "Part of the Problem" in it's original late 70's form. Since 1968, the pop craftsman has cranked out hundreds of underground album-length recordings and with his catalog exploding across the internet in the 2000s, future generations are now certain to discover him as well. Featuring a proper remaster by Prof. Stoned, this is a great entry point for those who are new to the world of R. Stevie Moore and for fans, this is an well overdue reissue.
