1995HOME MOVIES
Post punk rocker and electronic music pioneer, Moby (Richard Melville Hall), performs live at an outdoor venue in Connecticut - 1999. Filmed on a hand held camera by an amateur photographer.
MOBY LOLLAPALOOZA 1995 Meadows Music Theater, Hartford, CT, USA JULY 26
We start on the bus with MOBY's manager Marci Webber watches TV about Micheal Jackson.
It is raining like crazy and foggy and my lens gets foggy outside/backstage.
The band prepares to go on.
3/4 AUDIO OF THE PERFORMANCE IS BAD
BUT THE VIDEO IS GREAT!
Ali Mcmordie
Dean
Scott Frassetto
Jon sound guy
A DOWNPOUR delays the performance and the band waits onstage behind a curtain as the crowd is drenched.
The crown chants "MOBY MOBY MOBY" but the rain is too hard to start the show.
Everyone waits. Moby is hopeful that it will stop in a second.
The stagemanager puts plastic over everything. All the equipment is covered in plastic.
Everyone waits.
The crowd cheers as they listen to Jungle Music.
The rain slows.
Plastic sheets are removed as the sun comes back. But the crowd is in mud.
Moby asks if I have an extra battery because I've been filming backstage so long without a performance. The crown is excited and anxious to hear him.
Scott practices drumming on an amplifier.
Moby is now somehow COVERED IN MUD and the show is about to go on.
Ali tunes his bass.
The crowd is soaked.
Moby comes on and the crowd goes wild. WE LOVE YOU
He talks about going to school and UCONN STORRS
He hated it.
HE PLAYS and the audience LOVES it they are soaked.
The audience requests SWEET HOME ALABAMA
Moby intros the band
Dean
Ali
Scott
A girl in lil dreds wrapped in police tape says she'll marry the drummer Scott, Her name is Dianna, Moby marries them in an interesting mock ceremony (good audio)
Moby tells the crowd about being no good at sports and buy trophies to look like he was good at sports (good audio)
"This next song is pretty hard so you can destroy things if you want"
Audio is better now--the audience covered in mud dances like crazy
FEELING SO REAL
Moby intros the song WHAT LOVE by saying that it was written about me who looks like a "treasure troll" and that I love anal sex, and the second part is about despairing about life and wanting to kill yourself.
The last song is PURPLE RAIN with Moby and band but sung by Carla Bozulich GERALDINE FIBBERS audio is good. Kids crowd surf and the beauty of youth is shown and the song ends in a pure power punk jam. Carla kisses moby on the cheek.
"that's all the songs we know, so everyone go see Hole, they're pretty good and Courtney takes off her clothes"
MOBY LOLLAPALOOZA 1995 Meadows Music Theater, Hartford, CT, USA JULY 26
We start on the bus with MOBY's manager Marci Webber watches TV about Micheal Jackson.
It is raining like crazy and foggy and my lens gets foggy outside/backstage.
The band prepares to go on.
3/4 AUDIO OF THE PERFORMANCE IS BAD
BUT THE VIDEO IS GREAT!
Ali Mcmordie
Dean
Scott Frassetto
Jon sound guy
A DOWNPOUR delays the performance and the band waits onstage behind a curtain as the crowd is drenched.
The crown chants "MOBY MOBY MOBY" but the rain is too hard to start the show.
Everyone waits. Moby is hopeful that it will stop in a second.
The stagemanager puts plastic over everything. All the equipment is covered in plastic.
Everyone waits.
The crowd cheers as they listen to Jungle Music.
The rain slows.
Plastic sheets are removed as the sun comes back. But the crowd is in mud.
Moby asks if I have an extra battery because I've been filming backstage so long without a performance. The crown is excited and anxious to hear him.
Scott practices drumming on an amplifier.
Moby is now somehow COVERED IN MUD and the show is about to go on.
Ali tunes his bass.
The crowd is soaked.
Moby comes on and the crowd goes wild. WE LOVE YOU
He talks about going to school and UCONN STORRS
He hated it.
HE PLAYS and the audience LOVES it they are soaked.
The audience requests SWEET HOME ALABAMA
Moby intros the band
Dean
Ali
Scott
A girl in lil dreds wrapped in police tape says she'll marry the drummer Scott, Her name is Dianna, Moby marries them in an interesting mock ceremony (good audio)
Moby tells the crowd about being no good at sports and buy trophies to look like he was good at sports (good audio)
"This next song is pretty hard so you can destroy things if you want"
Audio is better now--the audience covered in mud dances like crazy
FEELING SO REAL
Moby intros the song WHAT LOVE by saying that it was written about me who looks like a "treasure troll" and that I love anal sex, and the second part is about despairing about life and wanting to kill yourself.
The last song is PURPLE RAIN with Moby and band but sung by Carla Bozulich GERALDINE FIBBERS audio is good. Kids crowd surf and the beauty of youth is shown and the song ends in a pure power punk jam. Carla kisses moby on the cheek.
"that's all the songs we know, so everyone go see Hole, they're pretty good and Courtney takes off her clothes"
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| 01:00:09 9 |
Reel begins. Home movies of an outdoor concert featuring Moby.
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| 01:00:10 10.42 |
Home movie shots of a parked tour bus - side shots of the exterior and quick shot of the interior steering wheel.
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| 01:00:34 34.22 |
Interior of the bus, shots from behind of a young lady with blonde hair in a pony tail and wearing a workout shirt with a sweatshirt wrapped around her waist. sounds of voices from a tv or radio are heard.
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| 01:01:14 74.96 |
Blurry shots by an amateur photographer with a hand held 'home movie' camera.
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| 01:02:05 125.59 |
Film clears but jumpy shots of an outdoor music venue, behind the stage - canvas tarp, crates, roadies at work setting up equipment.
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| 01:02:43 163.62 |
Lead singer Moby (Richard Melville Hall) stands on the stage before the concert gazing out, casually walking around wearing a Moby t-shirt.. A large banner hangs in the background with the signature "Moby" graphic.. A roadie tests the keyboard - a banner on the side of the keyboard keyboard reads, "everything is wrong".
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| 01:03:10 190.74 |
Moby's drummer at the drums rehearsing. Roadie does a sound check. Preparations before the concert. Z'in on Moby standing on stage talking with the drummer.
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| 01:04:15 254.99 |
CU of the Moby insignia banner.
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| 01:04:22 262.56 |
Various shots of Moby and roadies on the stage testing equipment and sound checks before the concert.
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| 01:05:27 327.65 |
Pan the stage prior to the concert, roadies at work and shots of graffiti covered curtain. Camera moves back and forth quickly across the stage.
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| 01:06:44 404.81 |
CU's of the various drums and cymbals, roadies moving drums covering them and other equipment with plastic due to a rain storm that suddenty moved in.
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| 01:07:52 472.97 |
Shots of Moby standing near back of the equipment truck. Shouting from the audience is heard. Roadies working hard covering musical instruments with plastic.
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| 01:08:30 510.29 |
Pouring rain!
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| 01:08:40 520.49 |
CU Moby side shot, then looks up at camera.
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| 01:09:47 587.9 |
Pan across the stage, graffiti curtain backdrop, all of the equipment covered in a sea of plastic. Moby standing patiently with arms crossed.
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| 01:10:38 638.62 |
CU keyboard covered in plastic. Set of congas covered in plastic. Shirtless roadie at work.
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| 01:11:22 682.84 |
Rain stops. Roadie wiping down keyboard, uncovering
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| 01:11:30 690.22 |
Shot from behind, roadie opens curtain slightly revealing a bit of the audience.
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| 01:11:57 717.27 |
Crew and band members wearing Moby t-shirts setting up the stage once again. Shot of a bit of sunshine through the curtain.
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| 01:13:15 795.31 |
POV from the stage. Shots of the audience through slit in curtain.
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| 01:13:56 836.12 |
Var. shots band and crew wiping up the stage, removing plastic covers.
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| 01:14:44 884.94 |
CU Moby looking straight into camera.
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| 01:14:55 895.31 |
Shots of stacked cymbals.
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| 01:15:14 914.25 |
CU "Box B" sitting on top of a bunch of wire cords.
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| 01:15:40 940.81 |
POV from the stage through a slit in the curtain, shot of the audience - all with wet hair patiently waiting in the rain for concert to start.
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| 01:16:05 965 |
Tilt down shot Moby drummer banging away with drumsticks, warming up on a table before the show.
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| 01:17:36 1056.56 |
POV from a slit in the curtain on stage of the pouring rain and a miserable looking soaking wet male fan in a striped t-shirt.
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| 01:18:10 1090.86 |
Z'in on Moby's face, looks pensive and filthy muddy, he looks straight into the camera. Various Moby shots.
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| 01:20:50 1250.77 |
Moby concert begins. POV from the stage of the audience. Moby still wearing a muddied t-shirt and dirty face introduces himself.
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| 01:21:46 1306.94 |
Moby performs, jumping around on stage with drumsticks and throws out a beach ball.
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| 01:22:06 1326.68 |
1990's audience shots from the stage at outdoor arena, teens and young adults with wet hair dancing and jumping around to Moby's electronic punk rock.
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| 01:24:01 1441.79 |
Shots of the Moby drummer and Moby playing the congas, frantically.
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| 01:24:32 1472.12 |
More shots of the audience from the stage jumping up and down. Female fan close up to the stage looks up at Moby, pulls on her hair and freaks out as Moby leans down getting close to her.
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| 01:24:59 1499.22 |
Moby on keyboards. Moby drummer.
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| 01:25:59 1559.4 |
Var. shots of the audience and the band from the stage. Fans with wet hair totally engaged in Moby's performance. Moby performs wildly while standing on speakers.
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| 01:27:45 1665.46 |
Moby kneeling down watches as the drummer plays a conga drum wedged between his legs. z'in on Moby's dirty muddy face.
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| 01:29:09 1749.5 |
Shots of a female fan with wet stringy hair wearing a t-shirt and totally immersed in the music. More wet audience shots from the stage.
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| 01:29:54 1794.53 |
Moby performs jumping up and down wildly. Wide shots from the stage over the audience. CUs Moby.
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| 01:31:23 1883.72 |
Song ends. Moby takes a quick break and makes an adjustment on a small electronic sound (possibly) box.
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| 01:31:32 1892.45 |
Moby dons an electric guitar and tunes up. He turns and talks with the audience.
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| 01:31:55 1915.59 |
Sunset shot from the stage.
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| 01:32:03 1923 |
Moby talks to audience states he is committed to Vegan, grew up in Stratford and talks a bit about his life.
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| 01:32:36 1956.98 |
Performance begins again, Moby on guitar, shots of the band and audience from the stage at sunset. Audience jumps up and down wildly to the music.
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| 01:34:37 2077.66 |
Large gleaming yellow sun setting.
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| 01:35:22 2122.82 |
Same female fan from earlier leaning against the stage, throws her wet hair back and arms up in the air.
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| 01:35:40 2140.8 |
Moby announces his next song , The Soothing Song (?), then asks the audience for requests. They shout songs by other artists, "Sweet Home Alabama"
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| 01:38:41 2321.89 |
Moby
Sweet Home Alabama
(live)
Moby version of cover, Sweet Home Alabama, by Lynyrd Skynyrd. CU's on Moby's muddy face. Song ends with Moby sitting on a big beach ball.
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| 01:41:33 2493.83 |
Moby holds a beach ball and shares it with the audience then announces next song, a disco song.
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| 01:42:03 2523.57 |
Moby
I Feel It
(live)
Moby performs a disco tune, I Feel It. Audio fades a bit
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| 01:47:46 2866 |
Blank - static
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| 01:47:54 2874.27 |
Sound fades - Moby introduces the band members. Camera jumps around, cu's on band members faces.
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| 01:48:37 2917.09 |
A female fan with short braided, beaded hair and with caution tape wrapped around her body is invited up onto the stage randomly by Moby. She climbs over the barrier and makes her way to the stage, she introduces herself as Diana and hugs Scott the drummer. Moby jokingly marries them. Scott gives Diana a pair of sneakers which she places around her neck.
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| 01:50:30 3030.72 |
Moby accepts a medal from the audience that is too small to fit over his head. He lightheartedly tells stories about his youth.
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| 01:51:21 3081.02 |
Moby
(live)
Moby performs quite lively next song (?). Shots of the audience from the stage.
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| 01:53:52 3232.61 |
Moby
Feeling So Real
(live)
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| 01:59:13 3552.94 |
A paper flower gets passed through the audience and into Moby's hand. He waves the flower around a bit and tosses it back into the audience.
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| 02:00:07 3607.16 |
Moby
What Love?
(live)
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| 02:03:27 3807.29 |
Performance ends. Moby at mic askes if anyone in the audience has done any psychedelic drugs and introduces next song.
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| 02:03:59 3839.58 |
Moby
Purple Haze
(live)
Moby performs Jimi Hendrix cover, Purple Haze.
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| 02:07:04 4024.83 |
Shots of the audience dancing wildly.
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| 02:07:17 4037.15 |
Performance ends , Moby thanks audience and says goodnight. An emcee brings Moby back for encore. Moby introduces a female friend, Carly and she performs a slow tune with the band.
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| 02:08:44 4124.41 |
Moby with Carly
Purple Rain
(live)
Moby performs a slow version of the song, Purple Rain by Prince, with his friend Carly.
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| 02:11:42 4302.79 |
A shot of the audience and several 'crowd surfers' to Moby's performance of Purple Rain.
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| 02:14:49 4489.56 |
End Reel.
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