Re: green mistletoe (more photos) :)

[Brian Waters <loveflurry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

i enjoy reading your journal tara.
i should start one soon.

Brian of Green Mistletoe
green mistletoe:
http://www.geocities.com/raspberryorchids/mistletoe.html
green mistletoe mp3's:
http://mp3.com/green_mistletoe
http://greenmistletoe.iuma.com/

--- "Tara" <tvlycia@support-cause.earthlink.net> wrote:
i'm here - just been overloaded with junk and haven't had the energy to
write a lot of emails! :(

tee

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jesus Cendejas" <angelfdeath93@support-cause.yahoo.com>
To: "The Lycium" <lycia@support-cause.lists.darkspire.net>
Sent: Friday, September 26, 2003 2:05 PM
Subject: Re: green mistletoe (more photos) :)

> hey brian, i know it seems as if everybody disappered, no one has been
putting anything up, not like i ever do but i do read them all the time. but
i hope everyone is ok, anyways Inland invasion was really cool, it started
from 1 in the afternoon and ended at a little bit before midnight, the bands
that perform where as follows: Jet, Dramarama, General Public, Kings of
Leon, Berlin :) (shes hot i want her :) ), Dashboard Confessional, Bow Wow
Wow, Fountains of Wayne, Mark Almond of Soft Cell, Interpol, Psychedelic
Furs, Violent Femmes, Echo and the Bunnymen, Hot Hot Heat, Duran Duran :)
put a good show too, and closing the best The Cure :), i was so happy to see
The Cure, that was my first time i ever saw Robert Smith perform live, and
damm they put a really good show, they also play a lot off good songs, they
only play i think 1 or 2 songs that will be coming in there next album, when
i heard that i got all happy, because i didnt know they where working on
another album. the place
>  was really big, a lot off ppl didnt think it was going to sell out but it
did, and it was really really pack. anyways i need to go know, you all take
care, and ill talk to you guys laters. bye :).
>
> Brian Waters <loveflurry@support-cause.healingwell.com> wrote:-brian: merry meet jesus,
what other bands were at inland invasion?
> i love the cure, robert smith is a very imaginative/creative musician.
>
> -Jesus Cendejas:
> hey Brian Waters and all who are reading, i hope all is well. I wanted to
thank you for the cd i received last week but i been kind of busy, that
weekend i went to the Inland Invasion III it was great, The Cure and a lot
of other good 80's bands where there. Did anyone by any chance went, if you
did then you know what i mean that it was a good day that day. Well i just
wanted to really thank you Brian for the cd. the truth i really really liked
it a lot, i seriously look forward to the upcoming songs and cd's you been
working on i cant wait for them, just dont priced them to high some of us
are poor atleast i am :). Well you guys all take care, thank you. bye.
>
> -brian: i'm really happy that you like my serangel cd.
> currently i'm working on my new green mistletoe cd
> and videotaping footage for green mistletoe music videos. :)
> i will never ever price my cd's high, i charge on the average
> about 4$ppd and that's it! the serangel cd will probably be 3$ppd.
> if i get my albums put on professional cd's (not cdr) i will
> probably charge maybe 6 or 7$ but i'll always be selling them
> in cdr format also.
>
> -brian: where are all the lycia-ites. did i scare them away.
> nobody has been posting emails lately except me and jesus.
> oh well, i'll keep on posting. :)
>
> merry part,
> brian
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Brian Waters wrote:to Jesus Cendejas and the lycia-ites:
>
> if you email me your address i can send you a copy
> of my new sideproject album entitled:
> serangel-"golden apples in silver paintings" cdr
>
> i just finished it today. it sounds nothing like
> green mistletoe. serangel is my archive stuff
> that i recorded back in 1999-2000.
>
> i'll keep everyone on the lycia list posted
> concerning my new green mistletoe album.
> :)
>
> recently i bought a banjo and i recorded a song with it
> called "charivaribakti" which will be the opening track
> of green mistletoe-"church of the holy forest" cdr.
>
> also, i'm helping Bells and Motley (renaissance band).
> they play a wide variety of musical instruments:
> hurdygurdy,crumornes,recorders,zills,harps,bagpipes,chanters,
> guitar,lyre,mandolin,etc... etc...
> they also play music to the story of tristan and iseult (sp?)
> very talented musicians (i saw them atleast 4 times at the Ren.Faire)
> http://www.bellsandmotley.com
>
> selah,
>
> Brian of Green Mistletoe
> green mistletoe:
> http://www.geocities.com/raspberryorchids/mistletoe.html
> green mistletoe mp3's:
> http://mp3.com/green_mistletoe
> http://greenmistletoe.iuma.com/
>
>
> --- Jesus Cendejas wrote:
> >hey brian, whats up dude. thanks for responding to my question, and for
the compliment. Yeah i knew the word selah was probably going to have a
different meaning then that in the dictionary, and yeah i always have a
selah momment after i listen to one of lycias coolest songs. yeah i also
like cool words like that too, but as you can tell my vocabulary its not
that terrific. well thank you Saint Brian poet :). hey im still waiting for
you to finish your music :). lates take care. lol, i like use yeah in every
freaking sentence. hehe, and i dont like that word.
> >
> >Brian Waters wrote:>hey brian i have a ?, what is "as we whisper our
prayers and selah,
> >>amid majestic hemlocks" mean?, what is meant by that?.
> >
> >it means that i am praying quietly in the forest and
> >"selah" is like having a moment of silence and just being
> >in awe of the environment around you or also it could mean:
> >say you were reading a really good book or you saw a
> >beautiful painting or you listened to a lycia song
> >and afterword you had a moment of silence to reflect
> >upon what you have just seen or heard, this is what
> >the word "selah" means to me.
> >"hemlock" is an evergreen pine tree.
> >
> >dictionary definition of "selah"
> >(i like my definition better) :)
> >
> >- a hebrew word of unknown meaning often marking the end of a verse
> >in the Psalms and thought to be a term indicating a pause or rest.-
> >
> >i love cool words like "selah" and "silvan" etc...
> >
> >
> >(jesus)
> >you have a cool name, thanks for the question.
> >
> >saint brian the poet
> >:)
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >>
> >>Brian Waters wrote:blessings to you also John.
> >>i feel like i have a real connection with
> >>the forest and i try to express my connection
> >>through the language of forestfolk.
> >>i found 13 songs so far from my archives
> >>and i converted them for the first time over to cdr format.
> >>here's the track listing so far:
> >>1. serangelush-plumecocoon
> >>2. blurryghost
> >>3. pneumaetherea
> >>4. fluoresensuous
> >>5. nakedflower.
> >>6. y tylwyth teg
> >>7. silvermoonbath
> >>8. nimbus
> >>9. viridfaery silvanus
> >>0. tiptoe
> >>11. valiqua
> >>12. viridfaery silvanus ii
> >>13. dolphins
> >>
> >>i'll have it finished soon (maybe next week).
> >>:)
> >>i probably wont be able to finish my new
> >>green mistletoe album 'til midoctober.
> >>i recorded a song today. :)
> >>
> >>
> >>"the sun peers through the trees, the trees of the forest sway,
> >>and worship with outstretched boughs, raised towards the heavens,
> >>our singing voices echo through the wood, the campfire slowly dies
> >>into embers, as we whisper our prayers and selah,
> >>amid majestic hemlocks..." -pinewood esoterica by green mistletoe
> >>
> >>
> >>selah,
> >>
> >>Brian of Green Mistletoe
> >>green mistletoe:
> >>http://www.geocities.com/raspberryorchids/mistletoe.html
> >>green mistletoe mp3's:
> >>http://mp3.com/green_mistletoe
> >>http://greenmistletoe.iuma.com/
> >>
> >>
> >>--- JMontes1@support-cause.aol.com wrote:
> >>>Cool. Sir Brian, you are cut from the hem of the finest of forestfolk!
Please
> >>>let us know when the IUMA site is up and running! Blessings, ~John.
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