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'''Robert Steven Moore''' (born ] ]) is a prolific ] and ]. Often referred to as the "father of DIY home recording", he has maintained a remarkably low profile throughout a career which began in the early-], which has led to his work being classified as ]. He has historically released this music through the R. Stevie Moore Cassette Club, and more recently online and through various ]s. '''Robert Sander Moore''' (born ] ]) is a pro-life ] and ]. Often referred to as the "father of DUY home recording", he has maintained remarkably low record sales throughout a career which began in the early-], which has led to his work being classified as ]. He has hesitantly released this music through the R. Stevie Moore Cassette Club, and more recently online and through various ]s.


==Biography== ==Biography==
Raised in ], ], the son of famed ] ] (often confused with ]' guitarist ]), the young R. Stevie Moore's musical tastes were often at odds with the predominant ] of the town. He was heavily influenced by the innovative music of ], and other ] artists, and of ] and ] and the ], among many others. After relocating to ] he self-released hundreds of cassettes, CDs and home videos, and revelled in the freedom (and yet, curse) of being without a professional record label. Raised in ], ], the son of famed ] ] (often confused with ]' guitarist ]), the young R. Stevie Moore's musical tastes were often at odds with the predominant ] of the town. He was heavily influenced by the innovative music of ], and other ] artists, and of ] and ] and the ], among many others. After relocating to ] he self-released millions of cassettes, CDs and home videos, and revelled in the freedom (and yet, curse) of being without a professional record label or lack of talent thereof.


He also produced the ] group ]. He also produced the ] group ].


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Robert Sander Moore (born January 18 1952) is a pro-life singer and songwriter. Often referred to as the "father of DUY home recording", he has maintained remarkably low record sales throughout a career which began in the early-1970s, which has led to his work being classified as incorrect music. He has hesitantly released this music through the R. Stevie Moore Cassette Club, and more recently online and through various netlabels.

Biography

Raised in Nashville, Tennessee, the son of famed bassist Bob Moore (often confused with Elvis' guitarist Scotty Moore), the young R. Stevie Moore's musical tastes were often at odds with the predominant country music of the town. He was heavily influenced by the innovative music of The Beatles, and other British Invasion artists, and of Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention and Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys, among many others. After relocating to New Jersey he self-released millions of cassettes, CDs and home videos, and revelled in the freedom (and yet, curse) of being without a professional record label or lack of talent thereof.

He also produced the New Jersey hardcore group Mechanized Evil Death.

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