Hi all,

May will be the time for me to visit one of the parts of the US I
don't know yet. Lots of you may live in one of those areas, so any
advice is more than welcome. Or if anything in this list doesn't
deserve a detour, please let me know too !
The trip should mainly include the following :
Arizona : Tucson -can calexico play there May 9 ? ;-) -Saguaro Park-
Tombstone
NM : Las Cruces-White Sands-Cloudcroft-Albuquerque-Santa Fé-Las Vegas-
Taos
Colorado : Sand Dunes ?-Durango-Mesa Verde ?-Colorado Springs-Denver-
Rocky Mountain NP-Dinosaur
Utah : Flaming Gorge-Arches-Canyonlands-Nebo Loop-Salt Lake City
Wyoming : Jackson-Grand Teton-Yellowstone-Cody
South Dakota : Deadwood-Rapid City-Mt Rushmore-Badlands

Any nice place to enjoy good music in the evening would be greatly
appreciated. All Alt-country/Americana more than welcome !
Thanks in advance,

Arnaud

I asked David once what 'BPF" meant and he said it's
from when he was sick and had a fever...he was vague
about it, but I gathered he imagined these images in
his fevered state...again , it's just my personal take
on his music, but almost all of his music to me, has
that hyperreal and yet dreamlike quality of not really
being real, not just BPF;)))   Ray


--- Caleb Leech <calebdoglover@...> wrote:

> drift like sleep
> into the hotel montana
> lay low for thy names sake
> el matador louisiana
>
> Purely on a level of personal interpretation, I've
> always found the imagery of this verse to be
> profound ...

drift like sleep
into the hotel montana
lay low for thy names sake
el matador louisiana

Purely on a level of personal interpretation, I've
always found the imagery of this verse to be profound.
Drifting, tumbleweed, drifters this has a connotation
to anyone who has driven across big sky country
(Montana). It is a driftless landscape.  There is
sense of wide open country, naked to the elements
juxtaposed with a hotel a place of refuge. The singer,
longs for rest. Refuge is picked up in the next line
with its reference to God. El Matador Louisiana, that
connotes red velvet and rouged lips and again for a
person with a sense of the sacred and profound, it's
symbolic of worldly accoutrements something that
offers the traveler on a spiritual path no refuge.
This is a song that hearkens of travel, the toll it
takes and the weariness it causes. Simply what it
means to me, I know it's vague as well.
Caleb

i interviewed DEE after that album came out (the article was printed
in a magazine called HM...) and he gave me very vague answers, saying
something to the effect that those were both places that were near and
dear to his heart.  i think it's because of people.  he wouldn't say
where they were specifically.  i always assumed that the louisiana one
might be someplace he found or visited while they were recording low
estate.

no way of knowing.

consider them inside nods to people we don't know, i suppose.





--- In 16horsepower@yahoogroups.com, fen <fenfenfen@...> wrote:
>
> "el matador louisiana"
> -apparently there was bar/club in NewOrleans, the Matador, that
closed just before Katrina.
> does anyone know the story/referece DEE is on about?
> did WH or 16HP perform there at some point?
> "hotel montana"
> -apparently there are several Hotel Montanas.  anyone know to which
he's referring?
>
> thanks in advance.
> fen.
>

Thanks for posting, enjoyed it very much.

Gruesse, Pablo


wovenhandinfopage schrieb:
> available here:
> http://www.wovenhand.info/download/eoxnoizz07.html
>
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>

available here:
http://www.wovenhand.info/download/eoxnoizz07.html

---

To: 16horsepower@yahoogroups.com
From: bugsonglass@...
Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2008 21:51:56 +0000
Subject: [16horsepower] quote question

Ok this is a bit of an odd question but it's been troubling me for a few days.  Is there a WH or 16HP song which incorporates in the lyrics the following bible quote from the book of Micah 'What does the Lord require?  To do justice, love mercy, walk humbly with God" ?  I keep thinking there is, but i can't for the life of me remember which song.  Of course chances are i'm completely wrong and my memory deceives me.

any help appreciated.

george

The lyrics are in the song "Whitewashed" on the CD "short stories"
from Lilium.

Whitewashed
Kiss a velvet doll
strung high on the wall
oak and pine
mahogany mine
the eyes of mercy they are thine

We look for the better angels of our nature
we look in vain
speak truth
cost as it may
every seeking a narrower way
ever weak
however strong
they are most beautiful before they're gone

Whitewashed
given foothold and license
you snuck in here on a folk song
try yourself
do something
rise from the ground like a flower
prove to be
be found to be

What does the lord require
to do justly
to love mercy
to walk humbly on his ground
he does set straight with a glance
guilt washed down in weeping

Don't come around my dreams no more
with a fist full of stick
come in the smile of Elijah
he is the lord and healer of the sick

Les absents ont toujours tort
les absents ont toujours tort
http://www.16horsepower.com/lyriclilshortstor.html#whitewashed

On the Lilium myspace site you can listen to the song
http://www.myspace.com/liliummusic


--- In 16horsepower@yahoogroups.com, George Andreou <bugsonglass@...>
wrote:
>
>
> Ok this is a bit of an odd question but it's been troubling me for
a few days.  Is there a WH or 16HP song which incorporates in the
lyrics the following bible quote from the book of Micah 'What does
the Lord require?  To do justice, love mercy, walk humbly with
God" ?  I keep thinking there is, but i can't for the life of me
remember which song.  Of course chances are i'm completely wrong and
my memory deceives me.
>
> any help appreciated.
>
> george
>
>
>
>
>       __________________________________________________________
> Sent from Yahoo! Mail - a smarter inbox http://uk.mail.yahoo.com
>

--- In 16horsepower@yahoogroups.com, George Andreou <bugsonglass@...>
wrote:
It's actually a lilium song that DEE sings on called whitewashed.
You can listen to it on thier myspace page here....
http://www.myspace.com/liliummusic

jenn
>
> Ok this is a bit of an odd question but it's been troubling me for
a few days.  Is there a WH or 16HP song which incorporates in the
lyrics the following bible quote from the book of Micah 'What does
the Lord require?  To do justice, love mercy, walk humbly with
God" ?  I keep thinking there is, but i can't for the life of me
remember which song.  Of course chances are i'm completely wrong and
my memory deceives me.
>
> any help appreciated.
>
> george
>
>
>
>
>       __________________________________________________________
> Sent from Yahoo! Mail - a smarter inbox http://uk.mail.yahoo.com
>

----- Original Message -----

From: George Andreou

To: 16horsepower@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Monday, January 28, 2008 10:51 PM

Subject: [16horsepower] quote question

Ok this is a bit of an odd question but it's been troubling me for a few days.  Is there a WH or 16HP song which incorporates in the lyrics the following bible quote from the book of Micah 'What does the Lord require?  To do justice, love mercy, walk humbly with God" ?  I keep thinking there is, but i can't for the life of me remember which song.  Of course chances are i'm completely wrong and my memory deceives me.

any help appreciated.

george

---

Sent from Yahoo! - a smarter inbox.

Thanks to the people who tried to help me. Though normally I know how
to get these things in...

I have one of the 2 files downloaded now. I did it the same as
yesterday, but this time it worked :-)

The other file is stuck somewehre in the middle. I might give it
another try tomorrow.

Copy the link, like someone already said, but...
when I pasted it there were spaces in it, If you see
spaces your link take them out and it should download
for you.

Ryan

--- worship_an_idol
<zestienpaardenkrachten@...> wrote:

> Thanks a lot for this!
> I am trying to get the MP3-files onto my computer,
> but it seems I
> can't download it.
> I get an errormessage... :-(
> What am I doin' wrong?
>
>
> --- In 16horsepower@yahoogroups.com, Quite The
> Charmer
> <gleedamakerz@...> wrote:
> >
> > Two Woven Hand specials have been broadcasted on
> 106fm Jerusalem,
> on the show Musiachla. The specials include an
> exclusive interview
> with David Eugene Edwards and rare live
> performances. The interview
> was conducted by Ole Matthiesen and Omri Grinberg,
> in Hamburg, August
> 2007. The show was technically edited by Dave.
> >
> > This is part one for download:
> > http://pod.icast.co.il/a0d10bdd-9c51-4e89-9319-
> d0c2459afa5b.icast.mp3
> >
> > This is part two:
> > http://pod.icast.co.il/9dc3cd44-ff72-4609-bff5-
> 7af5320ff67c.icast.mp3
> >
> > Enjoy and feel free to give us some feedback,
> > Omri, myspace.com/omrili
>

---

To: 16horsepower@yahoogroups.com
From: zestienpaardenkrachten@hotmail. com
Date: Sat, 10 Nov 2007 20:14:07 +0000
Subject: [16horsepower] Re: Woven Hand radio specials for download

Thanks a lot for this!
I am trying to get the MP3-files onto my computer, but it seems I
can't download it.
I get an errormessage... :-(
What am I doin' wrong?

Thanks a lot for this!
I am trying to get the MP3-files onto my computer, but it seems I
can't download it.
I get an errormessage... :-(
What am I doin' wrong?





--- In 16horsepower@yahoogroups.com, Quite The Charmer
<gleedamakerz@...> wrote:
>
> Two Woven Hand specials have been broadcasted on 106fm Jerusalem,
on the show Musiachla. The specials include an exclusive interview
with David Eugene Edwards and rare live performances. The interview
was conducted by Ole Matthiesen and Omri Grinberg, in Hamburg, August
2007. The show was technically edited by Dave.
>
> This is part one for download:
> http://pod.icast.co.il/a0d10bdd-9c51-4e89-9319-
d0c2459afa5b.icast.mp3
>
> This is part two:
> http://pod.icast.co.il/9dc3cd44-ff72-4609-bff5-
7af5320ff67c.icast.mp3
>
> Enjoy and feel free to give us some feedback,
> Omri, myspace.com/omrili

I don't know what this website is, but some live shows have been made
available for download.  I haven't seen any of these posted anywhere else.

http://lost-intyme.blogspot.com/2007/10/16-horsepower-2-bootlegs.html

http://lost-intyme.blogspot.com/2007/10/woven-hand-3-bootlegs-1-video.html

Enjoy!

-Zachary

>
> Posted by:      "joshua star"             mckat2000@...
yeshuastar
>        Thu Oct 18, 2007 2:47 pm        (PST)
>              wow.  four years for beating someone to death?
>
>  interesting.
>
>


Good thing she and her parents were "somebody"s or else he probably
wouldn't have even gotten that.  Regardless of how I liked his band, I
can't in good conscience bring myself to feel much more than repulsion
for the man.

    ~k~
--
"If the only prayer you say in your life is 'thank you',
   that would suffice."

              ~Meister Eckhart~