Comments on: Ephemera: It’s Not as Odd As You Think http://ginnyowens.com/ephemera-odd.html Fri, 27 Aug 2010 21:50:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Jeremy http://ginnyowens.com/ephemera-odd.html/comment-page-1/#comment-281 Jeremy Tue, 16 Mar 2010 01:22:22 +0000 http://ginnyowens.com/?p=195#comment-281 A faint rainbow caught my gaze the other day and thought about you and how I missed your last Ephemera--can't wait to hear this one! Hoping you get wet in the rain of God's blessings; praying the warmth of His sunshine will help dry you off. Jeremy A faint rainbow caught my gaze the other day and thought about you and how I missed your last Ephemera–can’t wait to hear this one!

Hoping you get wet in the rain of God’s blessings; praying the warmth of His sunshine will help dry you off.

Jeremy

]]> By: Thomas http://ginnyowens.com/ephemera-odd.html/comment-page-1/#comment-277 Thomas Sat, 06 Mar 2010 03:13:21 +0000 http://ginnyowens.com/?p=195#comment-277 Howdy Ginny. I like the new Ephemera version and love the album cover that Abbie designed. Oh, and thank you for including liner notes this time around. I might be one of the few people who like the raw/new still being worked on song. Even though there might be the missed cord, a wrong note, and maybe even an off key vocal the song seems more alive then the digitally master song where everything is perfect. At times it seems that the digitally master song loses the passion the, love that a new song being worked on and or a live performance song seems to have. All of the songs are great songs, Ginny. It might be neat to hear Mystery of Grace on your next album. Well, I bothered you enough today. I let you get back to your lesson plans, grading home work and working on the new album. Praying for you and your family Ginny. Thomas Howdy Ginny. I like the new Ephemera version and love the album cover that Abbie designed. Oh, and thank you for including liner notes this time around. I might be one of the few people who like the raw/new still being worked on song. Even though there might be the missed cord, a wrong note, and maybe even an off key vocal the song seems more alive then the digitally master song where everything is perfect. At times it seems that the digitally master song loses the passion the, love that a new song being worked on and or a live performance song seems to have.

All of the songs are great songs, Ginny. It might be neat to hear Mystery of Grace on your next album. Well, I bothered you enough today. I let you get back to your lesson plans, grading home work and working on the new album.

Praying for you and your family Ginny.

Thomas

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