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Gryphon
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"song o' the creative cycle, mark III"
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Doin' time where it takes you You know it's time that can break you We get caught in the moment Just sleepwalking most of our lives In your mind when you need it With a song to help you believe it You can reinvent your world Anytime you likeTo be alive again Wakin' up from where you've been Younger now than you were then You're comin' round again Do you remember when? Life was so much simpler then Like summer nights that never end To be alive again Find the smile you've been missing There's someone that you could be kissin' So open your eyes and see What's been there all along Letting go of your feelings The doubt and fear - you don't need it Break the chains on the heart Of a soul that's been waiting so long To be alive again Wakin' up from where you've been Younger now than you were then You're comin' round again Do you remember when? Life was so much simpler then Like summer nights that never end To be alive again You're not among the walking wounded anymore There's a time to fall There's a time to rise above it all To be alive again Wakin' up from where you've been Younger now than you were then You're comin' round again Do you remember when? Life was so much simpler then Like summer nights that never end To be alive again (Alive again) (Alive again) To be alive again Yeah You make me feel alive again To be alive again - Journey "To Be Alive Again" Arrival --G. -><- Benjamin D. Hutchins, Co-Founder, Editor in Chief, Netadmin Eyrie Productions, Unlimited http://www.eyrie-productions.com/
-><- Benjamin D. Hutchins, Co-Founder, Editor-in-Chief, & Forum Mod Eyrie Productions, Unlimited http://www.eyrie-productions.com/ zgryphon at that email service Google has Ceterum censeo Carthaginem esse delendam. |
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RE: song o' the creative cycle, mark III |
TRB |
Sep-03-01 |
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RE: song o' the creative cycle, mark III |
Gryphon |
Sep-03-01 |
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RE: song o' the creative cycle, mark III |
ejheckathorn |
Sep-03-01 |
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RE: song o' the creative cycle, mark III |
Gryphon |
Sep-03-01 |
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RE: song o' the creative cycle, mark III |
Ebony |
Sep-05-01 |
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RE: song o' the creative cycle, mark III |
BobSchroeck |
Sep-03-01 |
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RE: song o' the creative cycle, mark III |
Star Ranger4 |
Sep-04-01 |
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RE: song o' the creative cycle, mark III |
Kitsune9tl |
Sep-06-01 |
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RE: song o' the creative cycle, mark III |
Gryphon |
Sep-06-01 |
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RE: song o' the creative cycle, mark III |
Star Ranger4 |
Sep-08-01 |
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RE: song o' the creative cycle, mark III |
Gryphon |
Sep-08-01 |
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TRB
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Sep-03-01, 02:15 AM (EDT) |
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1. "RE: song o' the creative cycle, mark III"
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Music is magical, the only true force of which is evident in our plane of existence. Tell me something, Gryph, other writers: does music listened to when in the appropriate mood cause scenes (which may or may not be written later)to play out in your mind, or do you fit music to already-written scenes after the fact? TRB |
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Gryphon
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Sep-03-01, 03:13 AM (EDT) |
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2. "RE: song o' the creative cycle, mark III"
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>Tell me something, Gryph, other writers: does music listened to when >in the appropriate mood cause scenes (which may or may not be written >later)to play out in your mind, or do you fit music to already-written >scenes after the fact? Either has been known to happen. --G. -><- Benjamin D. Hutchins, Co-Founder, Editor in Chief, Netadmin Eyrie Productions, Unlimited http://www.eyrie-productions.com/
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ejheckathorn
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Sep-03-01, 03:50 AM (EDT) |
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3. "RE: song o' the creative cycle, mark III"
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>Either has been known to happen. >While we're on the subject, you don't seem to insert "music cues" quite as often now as you did on your earlier work. Is this a deliberate style choice, or did it just sort of happen? Also, have your musical tastes changed significantly enough that you wish you could go back and change some of the music cues on your early work? Personally, I think Barber's Adagio for Strings (the version with the choral accompianment) would have been perfect for the fall of the Wayward Son. Eric J. Heckathorn ericjh@stargate.net Eric J. Heckathorn |
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Gryphon
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Sep-03-01, 04:09 AM (EDT) |
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4. "RE: song o' the creative cycle, mark III"
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>While we're on the subject, you don't seem to insert "music cues" >quite as often now as you did on your earlier work. Is this a >deliberate style choice, or did it just sort of happen? Sometimes it's deliberate - the cues break up the narrative more than I'd like at that particular spot, and so forth. Often, though, I just plain forget. >Also, have your musical tastes changed significantly enough that you >wish you could go back and change some of the music cues on your early >work? My musical tastes have evolved quite some way, but if I were going to go back and start changing things, believe me, the music cues would be pretty low on the list. :) --G. -><- Benjamin D. Hutchins, Co-Founder, Editor in Chief, Netadmin Eyrie Productions, Unlimited http://www.eyrie-productions.com/
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Ebony
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Sep-05-01, 10:49 PM (EDT) |
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7. "RE: song o' the creative cycle, mark III"
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>>Tell me something, Gryph, other writers: does music listened to when >>in the appropriate mood cause scenes (which may or may not be written >>later)to play out in your mind, or do you fit music to already-written >>scenes after the fact? > >Either has been known to happen. >Ditto. Ebony the Black Dragon aka Draco Draconis Ebenium known to NEX@yahoogroups.com as Aaron F. Johnson, Senior Editor, Living Room Games http://www.lrgames.com (www.geocities.com/talegiver is the Nexus, the Infinite City archives) |
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BobSchroeck
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Sep-03-01, 11:23 PM (EDT) |
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5. "RE: song o' the creative cycle, mark III"
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>Tell me something, Gryph, other writers: does music listened to when >in the appropriate mood cause scenes (which may or may not be written >later)to play out in your mind, or do you fit music to already-written >scenes after the fact? Definitely the former, mainly because my current primary character is a metahuman whose superpowers are driven by music. A lot of my listening runs on two levels -- the basic enjoyment level, and simultaneously, the "Gee, what would this do for Doug?" level. -- Bob --------------- Maya: Isn't there anything we can do? Ritsuko-chan: Well, there is one thing we haven't tried. We can pray real hard! -- from Tenshi Muyo! Rei-o-ohki -- Bob ------------------- My race is pacifist and does not believe in war. We kill only out of personal spite. |
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Star Ranger4
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Sep-04-01, 00:02 AM (EDT) |
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6. "RE: song o' the creative cycle, mark III"
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>Tell me something, Gryph, other writers: does music listened to when >in the appropriate mood cause scenes (which may or may not be written >later)to play out in your mind, or do you fit music to already-written >scenes after the fact? >Not exactly. Although I don't use OBVIOUS music cues, quite a lot of my material has been writen with music playing in the background of my head, or flat out playing for inspiration. For example, wandering Moon was written exclusively to the SM soundtrack and Luna Rock. The scene where Wanderer goes to the rescue of Max in TOTW 2-10 was similarly composed to the Mama & Papa's "Hazy Shade of Winter", which could be considered as playing in the background. ___________________ Vaughn doesn't know I exist. I guess this explains why the rest of reality keeps ignoring me as well. >_< Of COURSE you wernt expecting it! No One expects the FANNISH INQUISITION! RCW# 86 |
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Kitsune9tl
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Sep-06-01, 10:51 PM (EDT) |
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8. "RE: song o' the creative cycle, mark III"
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To submit or not to submit. This is the dilemma, Is it better to submit and thereby expose one's self to the often ascerbic and often bilious remarks of a critic's venomous bit, to achieve acknowledgment of one's craft and receive credit for ones accomplishment. Or by nonsubmission hide from thy fellow man knowing that while he passes by in ignorant bliss one could have offered praise for a worthy work and therefore brand oneself a pitiless coward never to feel the pains of joyous birth. yet in this Dilemma's tortuous crucible one must refine and define one's self knowing that by submission one announces one's stand , and accept the flight of jealous verbiage of those that fail to understand there fore fail in understanding their own selves yet one may entrap ones self with walls of doubt to hide one's creation from sight of man to avoid the pain of misjudged stares to never to know failure by dint of never having tried only to fine one's soul judged unworthy by one's self. -- OK, I'm covering my head now... |
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Gryphon
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Sep-06-01, 11:44 PM (EDT) |
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9. "RE: song o' the creative cycle, mark III"
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>To submit or not to submit. > >This is the dilemma, ... huh? --G. -><- Benjamin D. Hutchins, Co-Founder, Editor in Chief, Netadmin Eyrie Productions, Unlimited http://www.eyrie-productions.com/
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Star Ranger4
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Sep-08-01, 02:31 AM (EDT) |
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10. "RE: song o' the creative cycle, mark III"
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He probobly should have re-named this substring author's lament, or Ode to RAAC, or... Its basicly Hamlet's famous soliliqy, re-written as if Hamlet was an Angsty Fan-Fic writer, rather than a brooding Danish prince. ___________________ Vaughn doesn't know I exist. I guess this explains why the rest of reality keeps ignoring me as well. >_< Of COURSE you wernt expecting it! No One expects the FANNISH INQUISITION! RCW# 86 |
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Gryphon
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Sep-08-01, 02:34 AM (EDT) |
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11. "RE: song o' the creative cycle, mark III"
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>He probobly should have re-named this substring author's lament, or >Ode to RAAC, or... > >Its basicly Hamlet's famous soliliqy, re-written as if Hamlet was an >Angsty Fan-Fic writer, rather than a brooding Danish prince. I can see that, I was just wondering what the relevance was. --G. -><- Benjamin D. Hutchins, Co-Founder, Editor in Chief, Netadmin Eyrie Productions, Unlimited http://www.eyrie-productions.com/
-><- Benjamin D. Hutchins, Co-Founder, Editor-in-Chief, & Forum Mod Eyrie Productions, Unlimited http://www.eyrie-productions.com/ zgryphon at that email service Google has Ceterum censeo Carthaginem esse delendam. |
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