\"The Brotherhood Of Eternal Love came into existence (as an entity, if not in name) in the late summer of 1998, when myself [Jens], Niklas, and Arne decided to offer, free of charge, an itinerant musical setting for use in local schools, restaurants, conferences, exhibitions and more. Supported financially by the municipality, the act was billed as Den Ambulerande Ljudskulpturen (The Ambulating Soundsculpture), and existed for six months. Two of these were dedicated to rehearsals in which we built up a strong musical communion and understanding between each other, and the remaining four saw us get into some heavy improvisation during almost sixty performances.
Interestingly enough, most gigs took place in front of six to twelve year old kids; one could be forgiven for expecting them being much to young to care for thirty minutes long pieces of rather abstract music, but in fact most of the time these kids were our most appreciating audience. Generally, our performances grew more dense, and, perhaps, more avant-garde, as the age of our spectators rose. Only two shows were played at a regular concert hall, and they soon turned into esoteric midnight rituals. Billed as \"The Drone-Ah-Bone Far-Out Show\" and \"God Is Alive And Well In A Sugarcube\" (a third one, \"No Bone In The Drone\", was unfortunately cancelled), these two happenings both came in at well over two hours of non-stop music.
The piece on this disc Green Morning Baby is not a straight recording of what an actual gig could sound like (to mark the differences we opted for a change of name to The Brotherhood of Eternal Love on this release), instead we took great advantage of the possibilities offered in a studio. Thus there are plenty of overdubs and layers of instruments, but the actual feel of our live performances, especially those of a slightly more eclectic vein, is still very much present. Hopefully it'll be to your liking.
Several kids described their experience with our music as walking under water, meeting dinosaurs, or dancing in the jungle, and that's something we've certainly taken great pleasure in doing while recording Green Morning Baby. \" - Jens @ http://www.hawklord.com/music/TSMdisco.htm
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