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April 26, 2010

Eco-Warrior Moby Buys a Giant Mansion

Posted by Van Helsing at April 26, 2010 12:47 PM

Only the repellent vegan weenie who calls himself Moby could take the James Bond theme music and turn it into nauseating Muzak — and only Moby could challenge even U2 in the realm of pop czar ecohypocrisy.

Moby, as DJ and singer-songwriter Richard Melville Hall is known, has purchased Wolf's Lair, a Hollywood Hills castle-like fortress with views of the Hollywood sign, downtown and the ocean, for $3,925,000. …

The main house, John Lautner-designed guesthouse and pool house apartment have a total of eight bedrooms and 5 1/2 bathrooms in about 6,500 square feet of living space. Moby's new kitchen has all the requisite appliances. …

The structures sit on 3.3 acres above Lake Hollywood. The black-bottom swimming pool is shaped like a heart, and the pool terrace has a pergola-covered seating area.

Nice digs, for a guy so earth-friendly that he has complained about washing underwear because it allegedly despoils the environment. Let's hope his power bills aren't as high as Al Gore's.

No doubt Moby plans to compensate for his large lifestyle by continuing to lecture us about overconsumption.

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