Podcast: Dreamy Audio
Episode: 6
Title: Music video production
Host: Lewis Moten
Release Date: April 20, 2005, 9:20 am
Restored Date: January 16, 2026
Duration: 2:29
Channels: 1 (mono)
Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz
Encoding: MP3, VBR (~130 kbps)
File Size: 639 KB
Summary
In this sixth Dreamy Audio episode, Lewis Moten describes watching a rooftop music video being filmed for an action movie finale. An aging band reunites beneath towering screens that project footage from their younger, live-performance days, blending past and present into a single spectacle.
The dream drifts through place and movement—felt as Pittsburgh but visually unfamiliar—ending with a dancer approaching the building, moving to old slang and rhythm. It lingers on endurance, performance, and how creative identity survives time through motion and memory.
Transcript (auto-generated)
So in this dream I jumped as watching some kind of music video being made. It was for the end of an action movie. And it was on a rooftop. There were big giant video screens with this old band that had come together apparently. There was a guy on the drums on the far right in front of one of the big movie screens.
Two singers on the left. And apparently it was like a band that had come back together after so many years. No band that I know. There was just some guys who had just really gotten aged but could still sing pretty good. And the videos were of their younger days live in concert behind them while they were playing their music. And the camera that was floating around the area looking at these guys singing their different parts. I had the feeling it was in Pittsburgh.
But the building didn’t look like anything from Pittsburgh. And then I started going down. I saw this person walking towards the building dancing. And another person looked at them and they were saying bite it to the rhythm. It was some kind of cool slang back in the day. And the other person just kept on doing their dance while they walked towards this building.
