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By: Every Bird’s Dream | Matthew Ebel

Every Bird’s Dream | Matthew Ebel — Sun, 19 Jun 2011 17:19:10 +0000

[...] most impressive chunks of awesome anyone’s ever thrown at me. Not only did Stampy catch my fascination with osprey, my laptop with red case and sticker, my M-Audio keyboard, and even the ugly-ass Exit sign that [...]

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By: beyachan

beyachan — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 22:08:47 +0000

I have a facination with all things fictional and mythological. I'm decidedly a Christian, though I've never read the Bible and I've read my book on Greek mythology like ten times. ^^;
I spend more time off in my own little fantasy world than I do interacting with people in real life, resulting in people seeing me as “introverted” or “quiet”, when I'm really not at all. I just can't get close to people who live only in the here and now. People without dreams and fantasies are just not fun to be around.
I don't have an imaginary friend, per se, not one that I speak to out loud anyway, but I have multiple people I converse with in my head. Not that that's a bad thing, you know. It keeps me creative. I roleplay with my friends and I use my art as an outlet for all of this, so it's actually pretty productive.
And I wish I were as focused as you, Matt. I have an entire freakin series planned out in my head, and I've yet to write anything for it.

By: beyachan

beyachan — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 17:08:00 +0000

I have a facination with all things fictional and mythological. I’m decidedly a Christian, though I’ve never read the Bible and I’ve read my book on Greek mythology like ten times. ^^;
I spend more time off in my own little fantasy world than I do interacting with people in real life, resulting in people seeing me as “introverted” or “quiet”, when I’m really not at all. I just can’t get close to people who live only in the here and now. People without dreams and fantasies are just not fun to be around.
I don’t have an imaginary friend, per se, not one that I speak to out loud anyway, but I have multiple people I converse with in my head. Not that that’s a bad thing, you know. It keeps me creative. I roleplay with my friends and I use my art as an outlet for all of this, so it’s actually pretty productive.
And I wish I were as focused as you, Matt. I have an entire freakin series planned out in my head, and I’ve yet to write anything for it.

By: beyachan

beyachan — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 16:08:47 +0000

By: Matthew Ebel

Matthew Ebel — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 20:13:00 +0000

Well, to be fair, 10,000 Feathers was a song I wrote for a magician’s dove act. So while it was written about birds, it was for a specific set of birds, not my fascination with them.

But yeah, they do work their way into my tunes on occasion. I just haven’t done any albums or songs specifically ABOUT them.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 20:08:00 +0000

You may not write about birds, but they show up! I don’t know whether you mean to or not. Ten thousand feathers accounts for a few of ‘em, there were hawks outside the window, and hope apparently has feathers, too. Of course, birds are very easy to write about and be inspired by. They’re the only wild animal that dares to hang around us pesky humans, and that don’t crawl around under our floorboards or have more than four legs.

I’ve got an imaginary friend, too, in a way. He’s not a bird, but he seems to have an unhealthy fascination with them. If I’d made him to be everything I want to be, he would be a bird. But instead I made him everything I am, so he has the same dreams that I do. It’d be nice to be able to fly. Even for just a while. Even just to sit on a rooftop for a while and get some perspective. Or to get away from the noisy people below.

I could write a song about that. It is strange that not all people have those kinds of thoughts, or like to share them…

By: Matthew Ebel

Matthew Ebel — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 19:13:52 +0000

Well, to be fair, 10,000 Feathers was a song I wrote for a magician's dove act. So while it was written about birds, it was for a specific set of birds, not my fascination with them.

But yeah, they do work their way into my tunes on occasion. I just haven't done any albums or songs specifically ABOUT them.

By: Rox360

Rox360 — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 19:08:31 +0000

You may not write about birds, but they show up! I don't know whether you mean to or not. Ten thousand feathers accounts for a few of 'em, there were hawks outside the window, and hope apparently has feathers, too. Of course, birds are very easy to write about and be inspired by. They're the only wild animal that dares to hang around us pesky humans, and that don't crawl around under our floorboards or have more than four legs.

I've got an imaginary friend, too, in a way. He's not a bird, but he seems to have an unhealthy fascination with them. If I'd made him to be everything I want to be, he would be a bird. But instead I made him everything I am, so he has the same dreams that I do. It'd be nice to be able to fly. Even for just a while. Even just to sit on a rooftop for a while and get some perspective. Or to get away from the noisy people below.

I could write a song about that. It is strange that not all people have those kinds of thoughts, or like to share them...

By: Marti

Marti — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 19:08:00 +0000

Go Ospreys! http://www.unfospreys.com/