LimeWire presents: R. Stevie Moore (interview)

One of the most prolific and uncompromising musicians in pop history, R. Stevie Moore has spent four decades blazing his own trail. In this EXCLUSIVE video, R. Stevie stops by LimeWire Store HQ to discuss his all-encompassing taste in music, the spread of the lo-fi DIY movement, and what it feels like to get apocryphal props from the late John Lennon. But wait -- there's more! He also performed a live solo set with acoustic guitar, which you can view here: http://vimeo.com/8266267.

Find out more about Moore and download two FREE, exclusive EPs at LimeWire Store: http://www.store.limewire.com/store/app/pages/profiles/ArtistProfile/profileI....

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• R. Stevie Moore
• lo-fi
• DIY
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• interview
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• John Lennon
• Robert Pollard
• Ariel Pink
• Talking Heads
• The Strokes

[justinomorales]

I'm with R Stevie, a lot of indie bands sound the same on all their songs, and it's boring

[MyFlippinValentine]

On the Beatle's covers, RSM's Martha My Dear is an absolute masterpiece.

[jakekarlson]

"I've never touted myself as 'lo-fi' "

"My golden era in the 70's, now that was true lo-fi"

[blefusku]

for me he's better than anybody, he's the best of them all.

period.

[holyhackjackson8]

Was that a weird guttural noise at 2:53?

[partyhardydardy]

hahahaha. hes sooo cool.

[SalmonJanetOle]

i effing love this guy. new fan here!

[ShylaaLeung]

I really love using mp3bat (dott) c0m for m p3s. The site has everything I could ever desire!

[rhinonose]

yes. i love hearing someone say they're not going to compromise doing all the different genres they want. that's my biggest problem

[david2667]

True creativity does not get exposure in today's market. R Stevie is cool. There is alot of unrecognized genius out there, like Michigan's great band Frank Allison and the Odd Sox.