Fuego
, comment by n00b100
The second of the Big Jam Fuego trilogy, and probably the least remembered; as @CreatureoftheNight notes, this one shares some DNA with the 7/13/14 CDT, but isn't quite as memorable as that unbelievable jam is, which is probably why it's slid down the rabbit hole (along with a great deal of Summer '14, but that's for another time). Still, a super jam well worth seeking out.
The second of the Big Jam Fuego trilogy, and probably the least remembered; as @CreatureoftheNight notes, this one shares some DNA with the 7/13/14 CDT, but isn't quite as memorable as that unbelievable jam is, which is probably why it's slid down the rabbit hole (along with a great deal of Summer '14, but that's for another time). Still, a super jam well worth seeking out.
, comment by CreatureoftheNight
An interstellar exploration. One of the big jams of 2014, yet it gets little chatter. The mid-tempo section before 18 minutes sounds a bit like the Long Beach Rock and Roll, morphing brilliantly. The next section doesn't peak, coasting along in good fashion. Like the Randall's Torture, the lack of a finishing climax or sexy segue seems to diminish this jam for some. I'm glad to see it highlighted.
An interstellar exploration. One of the big jams of 2014, yet it gets little chatter. The mid-tempo section before 18 minutes sounds a bit like the Long Beach Rock and Roll, morphing brilliantly. The next section doesn't peak, coasting along in good fashion. Like the Randall's Torture, the lack of a finishing climax or sexy segue seems to diminish this jam for some. I'm glad to see it highlighted.
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