Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
"Double-length tape dub of NT16 & NJ27, the entire out-of-print catalog (including rare 12" 45 EP "Stance"). (courtesy of H.P. Music)"
This is a tape Stevie put out at the very beginning of the Cassette Klub, NJ55, it's a C100 of Phonography, Delicate Tension and the Stance EP. I wasn't going to upload this at first, because it's all online, but I swear to god, Manufacturers on here sounds better in this indescribable way than any other transfer/upload I could find. At that point, I decided it was my duty to share this with the world. Also god dammit, tapes are just fun and it's fun to enjoy something you love in a new way.
Just, damn, man. These albums are both still so great. I'm a much bigger fan of Phonography than Delicate Tension (not that I dislike DelTen or anything, but Phonography is easily in my top albums of all time). It's crazy to see just how much he grew between these two albums; Phonography is eclectic, a bit amateurish, and more acoustic. By Delten, he's really discovered his NuWavvy sound and is writing some totally awesome songs (see Cool Daddio). I just love this tape so much, and my copy seems like some early one! It doesn't have the normal sticker labels, rather hand-written ones AND it came with A&B labels to the original 1976 press of Phonography! Cool shit, eh? The seller told me it came from the collection of an ex-music journalist.
Anyways, hope you guys enjoy. I hope that this gives even just one person in my audience who hadn't listened to either of these/Stevie himself that push to finally take the plunge. You won't regret it.
I won't provide FLACs of this one, but you can buy official flac copies at
rsteviemoore.bandcamp.com/album/phonography
and
rsteviemoore.bandcamp.com/album/delicate-tension
respectively.
SIDE A: Phonography
0:00 Melbourne
3:30 Explanation of Artist
3:58 Goodbye Piano
6:30 Explanation of Listener
7:19 California Rhythm
10:57 I've Begun To Fall In Love
12:59 The Spot
14:17 I Want You In My Life
16:41 I Wish I Could Sing
20:48 Theme From A.G.
22:13 The Voice
22:56 Showing Shadows
25:57 She Don't Know What To Do With Herself
29:21 The Lariat Wressed Posing Hour
33:13 I Not Listening
36:24 Mr. Nashville
37:58 Moons
BONUS: Stance EP
43:56 Dance Man
46:59 Manufacturers
SIDE B: Delicate Tension
51:37 Cool Daddio
54:16 Delicate Tension
58:08 Schoolgirl
1:00:07 This Account Has Been Temporarily Suspended
1:03:33 Zebra Standards 29
1:08:00 You Are Too Far From Me
1:13:12 Oh Pat
1:14:32 Apropos Joe
1:17:43 Funny Child
1:19:46 Norway
1:22:28 This Wednesday
1:24:03 Some Voices
1:24:26 I Go Into Your Mind
1:26:36 Horizontal Hideaway
1:27:42 Don't Let Me Go To The Dogs
BONUS: The other side of the Stance EP
1:32:18 Ist Or Mas (Lochness)
"Double-length tape dub of NT16 & NJ27, the entire out-of-print catalog (including rare 12" 45 EP "Stance"). (courtesy of H.P. Music)"
This is a tape Stevie put out at the very beginning of the Cassette Klub, NJ55, it's a C100 of Phonography, Delicate Tension and the Stance EP. I wasn't going to upload this at first, because it's all online, but I swear to god, Manufacturers on here sounds better in this indescribable way than any other transfer/upload I could find. At that point, I decided it was my duty to share this with the world. Also god dammit, tapes are just fun and it's fun to enjoy something you love in a new way.
Just, damn, man. These albums are both still so great. I'm a much bigger fan of Phonography than Delicate Tension (not that I dislike DelTen or anything, but Phonography is easily in my top albums of all time). It's crazy to see just how much he grew between these two albums; Phonography is eclectic, a bit amateurish, and more acoustic. By Delten, he's really discovered his NuWavvy sound and is writing some totally awesome songs (see Cool Daddio). I just love this tape so much, and my copy seems like some early one! It doesn't have the normal sticker labels, rather hand-written ones AND it came with A&B labels to the original 1976 press of Phonography! Cool shit, eh? The seller told me it came from the collection of an ex-music journalist.
Anyways, hope you guys enjoy. I hope that this gives even just one person in my audience who hadn't listened to either of these/Stevie himself that push to finally take the plunge. You won't regret it.
I won't provide FLACs of this one, but you can buy official flac copies at
rsteviemoore.bandcamp.com/album/phonography
and
rsteviemoore.bandcamp.com/album/delicate-tension
respectively.
SIDE A: Phonography
0:00 Melbourne
3:30 Explanation of Artist
3:58 Goodbye Piano
6:30 Explanation of Listener
7:19 California Rhythm
10:57 I've Begun To Fall In Love
12:59 The Spot
14:17 I Want You In My Life
16:41 I Wish I Could Sing
20:48 Theme From A.G.
22:13 The Voice
22:56 Showing Shadows
25:57 She Don't Know What To Do With Herself
29:21 The Lariat Wressed Posing Hour
33:13 I Not Listening
36:24 Mr. Nashville
37:58 Moons
BONUS: Stance EP
43:56 Dance Man
46:59 Manufacturers
SIDE B: Delicate Tension
51:37 Cool Daddio
54:16 Delicate Tension
58:08 Schoolgirl
1:00:07 This Account Has Been Temporarily Suspended
1:03:33 Zebra Standards 29
1:08:00 You Are Too Far From Me
1:13:12 Oh Pat
1:14:32 Apropos Joe
1:17:43 Funny Child
1:19:46 Norway
1:22:28 This Wednesday
1:24:03 Some Voices
1:24:26 I Go Into Your Mind
1:26:36 Horizontal Hideaway
1:27:42 Don't Let Me Go To The Dogs
BONUS: The other side of the Stance EP
1:32:18 Ist Or Mas (Lochness)

![Ariel Pink - The House of Yesterday (inner sanctum cover) [snippet]
UPDATE: Special thanks to my friend Eddie Barrera for discovering that this is a cover! The house of yesterday written 1967 by Inner Sanctum!
Played back in Summer 2016 by Ariel on a WFMU radio show (then subsequently bootlegged by me as A Heap of Rotting Tapes), this is the one mystery that never got solved in the remasters. I havent forgotten.
I remember when SLUGBUG first told me there was a song called House of Yesterday on Ods 2, I got super excited, because it sounds like the refrain to this song says ...in the house of yesterday, but alas it was some post punk thing.
Can we summon Ollux Patemax again? He knew Nile Pan was one of the songs before that even got found! Ariel Pink - The House of Yesterday (inner sanctum cover) [snippet]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/lkGpFZPP6Ds/mqdefault.jpg)








