[2017-03-10] R. Stevie Moore/Jason Falkner "Make It Be" (Bar/None)

Linda · **Posted:** Sun Jan 22, 2017 9:54 pm

Description
The New York Times dubs R Stevie Moore a "lo-fi legend", he has over 400 releases to his credit since he started making music in 1968. Jason Falkner is a power pop pioneer who started his career in the 80's with The Three O'Clock and is a founding member of Jellyfish. He has released numerous solo records and has worked with such greats as Beck, Air, Aimee Mann, Travis and Paul McCartney. Moore and Falkner are legends on their own but, as Make It Be loudly announces, their voices, performances, and arrangements have always been a match made in heaven waiting to be realized here on earth.

Tracklist
1. I H8 Ppl
2. Another Day Slips Away
3. I Love Us, We Love Me
4. Gower (Theme From A Scene)
5. Prohibited Permissions
6. Stamps
7. Horror Show
8. Guitar Interplé
9. Sincero Amore
10. Don't You Just Know It
11. If You See Kay / Run For Your Lives!
12. Guitar Interplay Dos
13. That's Fine, What Time?
14. Play Myself Some Music
15. Passed Away Today
16. Album Drop
17. I Am THE Best For You
18. Falkner Walk

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N4PWM8O/?tag=imwan-20

Linda · **Posted:** Sun Jan 22, 2017 10:00 pm

GodsComic · 03 Aug 2006

I was on a bit of a Jason Falkner kick last week. Not sure I care much for R. Stevie Moore's voice, but the track has Jason's stamp all over it.

Glenn S. · 30 Oct 2006

Been following R. Stevie Moore off and on for several decades now. Good to see he's still at it.

GodsComic · 03 Aug 2006

Glenn S. wrote:

Been following R. Stevie Moore off and on for several decades now. Good to see he's still at it.

I've never heard him before. Any recommended starting place? I many try and get a hang on this guy's voice before this collaboration is released.

Glenn S. · 30 Oct 2006

GodsComic wrote:

Glenn S. wrote:

Been following R. Stevie Moore off and on for several decades now. Good to see he's still at it.

I've never heard him before. Any recommended starting place? I many try and get a hang on this guy's voice before this collaboration is released.

Great Test Hits is a compilation of several favorites and is a good starting point.

Glad Music and Clack are both studio recordings and a bit more focused than some of his homemade efforts.

If you want to go beyond these check out The Future Is Worse Than The Past, another compilation but a bit quirkier than some of his others.

Moore is so prolific that there is a ton of stuff I have not heard, but these are good introductions to his world and the good news is that they are all on Spotify.

GodsComic · 03 Aug 2006

Wow. This is really good.

http://www.stereogum.com/1927984/stream ... ium=button

[2017-03-10] R. Stevie Moore/Jason Falkner "Make It Be" (Bar/None)

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