'San Ber'dino' and 'Rebubula' are good, but then after hearing that the cops are gonna shut them down in about 20 minutes they step it up a notch or ten. 'Time Again' is the fastest I think I've ever heard it played. 'Timmy Tucker' is short but stellar. The transition between 'Moth' and 'Farmer Ben' is seamless, then 'Farmer Ben' ends with 'Foxy Lady', 'My Sherona', 'Closer To The Heart' and 'Loony Tunes Theme' teases.
A must have early moe. show! Add it to your collection today!!

its really amazing to sit here, at my home streaming this show. i grew up in the Catskill mtns, where this show is being recorded. in 95 i had not yet seen MOE. but was beginning my journey and experiencing life in the music scenes and circles. the bands mentioned...Conehead Buddha, Dr. Jah, Moon Boot Lover... were all just starting as well and all from the area. Gregg Bell is the promoter that put on the festival. it took place at his parents house in Jewett, NY. i was not at this Bellstock. i have been to later ones though, att the same property. the house was right off an old mountain rd that split a narrow valley. the mtns are smoothly carved by ancient glaciers and covered with oaks, pines, spruce and poplar trees. ledges pop out of the trees in places that offer legendary vistas.
behind the house is an open field that was bordered by a creek with mtn views. the stage faced away from the house in the back. so, when you listen to this show, you can picture what they were surrounded by. the show itself, i just listened to. i like it. good recording for the situation and location. in 95 they were just beginning, so its nice to hear them rock right from the start.

Besides the sound quality this show is a must have for anyone who has been at a show when the cops shut it down. Short energetic set (though typical for the time) nice zappa cover to open; but the highlight of the show is the overtly loud, funky ass Farmer Ben finale played (I suspect)just to piss off the police. 4 stars for sound, 4 stars for set, 5 star attitude and performance.