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K7 // NJ121 1984 2CD/C90

Disc One 74.00

01. i see stars 4.45 VIDEO
02. your daughter and i 1.52 VIDEO
03. stupidiatrics 5.11
04. m.t.m.c.c. 3.24
05. wired .44
06. i captured the wind 4.14
07. blo-jobs 2.31
08. hell's angels 2.23
09. this is how i feel 2.33
10. random reaction .19
11. time to masturbate .33
12. witch banned 1.15
13. don't blame me 3.24
14. miss understood 2.33
15. the crystal chandelier 5.02
16. she's a scream 4.27

(bonus live)
17. eating paper drinking ink 5.23
18. when you gonna find me a wife 3.13
19. first-hand 5.54
20. i'm in the mood for love 2.05
21. part of the problem 4.03
22. i've begun to fall in love 2.13
23. rock 'n roll kit 1.29




Disc Two 74.00

01. pledge your money 3.05
02. b.n.s.b. themesong .38
03. bristol stomp 2.17
04. recollection platelunch 4.13
05. screamsman 2.45
06. what a sissy .46
07. untitled 1.43
08. i can, i can't, i won't 3.29
09. t v ruined m 4.12
10. dirty woman revisited 2.43
11. now that i have your bucks 2.16
12. i'm in the mood for love 2.51
13. we miss you boxheads 6.53
14. baker street 1.39
15. snlod 5.32

(bonus live cont.)
16. compatibility leaves 3.26
17. puttin up the groceries 3.15
18. i love you so much it hurts 3.45
19. freight train 1.08
20. chantilly lace 2.50
21. bloody knuckles 3.56
22. copy me 3.31
23. column 88 3.36
24. u.r. true 3.21
25. show biz is dead .54

summer 1984
cameo victimizations:
chris bolger-A5,13,B2,4,5,6,9,10,15/frank balesteri-A9,B12,14/
lee miller-A6,B2,4,5,6,10/jim price-B1,13,15/mark cudnik-A15,B11/
irwin chusid-B3,15/phil varrallo-A6,B2,4,6


live tracks from bitter end, nyc
thurs 6-21-84









AMG REVIEW: The largely electronic K7 neatly balances R. Stevie Moore's seemingly effortless ability to write catchy pop songs and his interest in minimalist synthesizer drones and tape collage. The latter interests predominate on this album, but unlike some of Moore's more experimental records, the instrumental and tape pieces on K7 are entirely accessible, often melodic, and uniformly intriguing. "The Crystal Chandelier" is a particularly nice mix of atmospheric synthesizer and a pretty pop tune. The dreamy "She's A Scream" and its more rocking doppelganger "Screamsman" are another pair of gems, but the album's standout is the hard-rocking "Pledge Your Money," a song Moore wrote for a fundraising week at his spiritual home base, New Jersey's freeform public radio station WFMU. Added to the two-disc CD version of K7 (the title, incidentally, is a common European abbreviation for "cassette," combining the letter K with the French word for 7) is a previously unreleased live gig at New York City's showcase club the Bitter End, from June 21, 1984, featuring Moore backed by a pickup band of friends called the Biggest Names in Showbiz, featuring Lee Miller, Chris Bolger and Phil Varrallo. The band sound suits the songs, giving one man band tunes like "Bloody Knuckles" and "Copy Me" a little more punch. Highlights include the funky shuffle of the opening track "Eating Paper, Drinking Ink" and a rocking extended version of "First-Hand" with an impressive guitar solo.

–Stewart Mason, All Music Guide






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k7 is european abbreviation for 'cassette.'

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