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August 2005
Desert Moments
(64 minutes)
One for the burners.
In celebration of Burning Man's 20th anniversary
this mix is perfect for lazy moments around camp
or solo desert strolls.
If you need a break from busy camp life, or are just looking to chill,
put on the headphones, play this mix, and head out toward the open desert.
Comment on Desert MomentsSun Feb 15 21:36:32 PST 2009
Carson said:
I play this thing most every day, often several times. It is one very very long "song" which doesn't disturb my concentration, yet is alive and vibrant and "real". New Age it Ain't. It really does remind me of some lonely sexy funky wild dicy desert--and I've known a few. It is lonely and gruesome and beautiful. I love it. So does my lady. Tue Jan 17 16:49:39 PST 2006
lux said:
real nice mix... thanx! Mon Sep 12 16:44:26 PDT 2005
bigjeff said:
I just got back from burning man! pity I didn't have this on my iPod at the time . . . maybe next year. cheers and keep up the good work . . . Wed Sep 7 00:05:44 PDT 2005
Grandfather said:
Hi Holik! Fri Sep 2 07:10:21 PDT 2005
holik said:
hell, double z is very recognizably jazz. Thu Sep 1 14:35:28 PDT 2005
ape11 said:
isn't charlie mingus "recognisably jazz" then? Wed Aug 31 12:00:28 PDT 2005
freeform said:
Well, its not called "Bending Corners" for nothing. This site and its podcasts are about exploring the "out" side of jazz. Its here to expose listeners to music that is outside the mainstream of jazz. Mon Aug 29 21:45:42 PDT 2005
David McCabe said:
You realize that Nu Standards was your last cast that was recognizably jazz, right? |