David Lynch and Moby have been two of my biggest influences creatively. Lynch's approach to filmmaking is inspiring and Moby's work, especially his ambient music, is amazing. This interview was great, thank you!
Haha now we know why the question about doing a new television series was an "awkward question." In April of 2014 he would have been discussing new Twin Peaks with Mark Frost!
Absolutely. Anyone who feels the need to “share” with the general public his habit of peeing into bottles rather than walking all the way to the bathroom is, in effect, smelling his own farts and reporting on the experience.
I just love these two. They're very similar in many ways. No wonder they're friends. Also I like Lynch even more now that he's mentioned he likes Mazzy Star.
35:10 Just a correction, in Mr. Lynch's answer to the question of what he would like to do if the world were to end tomorrow, each time he said 'meditate' he actually intended to say 'masturbate'. That is all. -David Lynch's publicist
Like when Lynch says his favorite place is Paris, and Moby doesn’t even think to ask why. Only a child thinks saying their favorite color (for example) is interesting in itself. Anyone older wants to know Why? , because that can tell you about the PERSON. I might like blue for a totally different reason you like blue.
Moby is desperate for attention as hes all about himself in answering his own questions and pulling off his wikipedia bla bla trying to impress Lynch intellectually....Lucky him that Lynch is the most humble gentleman....
Eh, Lynch in his own way pushed back against Moby a couple times. I think it’s fair to say that OP’s perceptions are not inexplicable. There’s a reason it was said, and it’s beyond simply some aspersion against the person who said it.
Didn't know this even existed. Two beautiful humans in discussion. Starting it now. Bet there'll be a lot of edits to this comment. Edit: Hats off to Moby for not interrupting David about the maggot meat experiment, even though he is fully vegan. This conversation is going to be excellent and I'm only 6 minutes in. Edit: 37 minutes in; and as much as I'm a nature and in the bush person there is very strong appeal to old rundown factories, old industrial long forgotten buildings and rusty equipment. Especially if it's over grown by nature. Edit: 38 minutes in. I had no idea about Moby and his past. This was very insightful.
34:05 I was thinking the same thing.. on one level or another its kinda intriguing to at least think about it. Wierd that Linch just refused it in a second.
15:19 David: "....I believe I looked at.....semen........." Moby: "..............I, too, have looked at semen." David: "I think a lot of people look at semen."
Love Moby. Just finished his book and his story is both hilarious and fascinating. To me his music and its diversity over the years makes him a true artist. Lynch is alright too hehe
28:38 M: "If there was a question, that you could be asked right now, what would that question be?" D: "Would you like to go home?" : D Classic! That's like, "Where am I and how can I leave?"
Gaslighting? Moby in narcisstic mode stealing chi from a very strong, but also sensitive being, David Lynch, who kindly answers the questions. And even though we can get some of the love, most of the times David is agressively mocked up to the point when he openly says that he'd rather be home. And it's not because he loves being at home, but rather hates to have the soul brutally raped and destroyed, when in the end you can see Moby happy and full and David almost not here anymore. Watch out for this kind of encounters, observe your mind, meditate and take care of your soul. Know were does your energy come from, appreciate the source please and take care of your shadow, so you don't transform into a vampire..
Oscar Wilde I hope. I really hope that David Lynch isn't like that old beaten horse that everybody is asking for that same old trick while he's desperately in need of help. Has any long awaited sequel ever been good ? Phantom Menace ? Gone with the wind 2 ? Prometheus ? Tron ? Come on. Some things are meant to end because this is precisely why we cherish them. I loved David Lynch because he had the freshest ideas I could bite in. New ideas every time. Now he's giving in that sequel craze ? He definitely lost his marbles. EDIT (2015) : well... It seems I was wrong.
Been doing TM since I was 5 I am now 22 and there are far more things than he is describing what TM just basic TM can do. Just saying lol another world unlocks with astral projection if anyone's interested.
Here some interesting directors: Sally Potter Agnès Varda Alejandro Jodorowsky Carlos Saura Dario Argento Bela Tarr Claude Goretta Agnieszka Holland Ildikó Enyedi Park Chan-wook Emir Kusturica Pawel Pawlikowski Claire Denis Aki Kaurismäki Cristian Mungiu
Typical : "International Music Summit" powered by Pioneer blahblahblah : shit sound.. Audible still and great to hear from a supreme Genius like Lynch and a disciple like Moeby
Sitting and talking next to Lynch isn't doing him any favours. In some ways though it actually works to have a boring person interviewing David Lynch because it gives Lynch free reign to babble on as he does beautifully.
Everything that Moby thinks is unique about himself is perfectly pedestrian...things that everyone experiences. He dresses his mundane struggles with a thesaurus and feigns ostracization. You've all been duped by this guy's messiah-complex......
it's almost surreal to see folks comparing people after such a beautiful video. it's just like self-centered adolescents chitchating about their favorite popstars. talk about "most normal boring human beings alive" lol
i swear, talking of a location as a character has become the most annoying cliché used by interviewers, it's not smart, it's stupid. Please stop doing that, for the love of god
Because it's hard to know what tp ask him, as he's for one, not open about his art in the way people want him to be, but also that people don't understand he's a lot more ordinary than he seems, and kind of wants to get that across
This is the first I'm getting the sense that David Lynch is religious. God damn it. There's always a fly in the ointment. Ugh... God I hate festivals. Give me a gig any day versus a festival.
