Thuh bards ien thuh skah. Thiem there canyin's under thiem rollin' clouds. Thuh desert sayands trosslin' under ya boots. Ayand a Ford F-150. (My best impression of a written kuntree accent)
@@okamiexe1501 Well now pardner, y'all make mighty fine country folk! I reckon I'm actually in the west coast desert region though. We have more hipsters with hybrid cars than traditional westerners with trucks in this desert nowadays.
Finally.. something thats ACTUALLY got a western desert feel. Got sick of the stoner rock and shitty country. (which are fine in their own regards, but not what I wanted.) Thanks alot for this, and 2 hours of it! Pleasant treasure.
0:00 Headlund - Return to No Man's Land 2:46 Headlund - When a Bird Flaps Its Wings 5:00 Headlund - Hours Away 7:31 Walt Adams - West London Sweetheart 9:27 Alec Slayne - Indulgence 12:18 Headlund - The Great Plains 14:24 Headlund - Hero In The Rain 16:21 Headlund - Nightshape 18:44 Headlund - Opposite Sides 21:13 Headlund - Sweet Temptation 23:55 Headlund - Dahlia 26:13 The Tap Room - Bad Behaviour 27:54 The Tap Room - Before the Sundown 30:03 Alec Slayne - Desert Dew 31:46 Headlund - Heart's Reprise 34:22 Headlund - To Wonderland 36:51 Headlund - After the Tempest After this the playlist just repeats I think
DO you know where we can write to Headlund, or who is the artist behind. Apprently it is from "epidemic studios" but i don't know if it's an artistic collective or a "real" music studio ... Could someone lighten me ? Thanks anyaway for posting this very very immersive music.
As someone who grew up in the American Southwest, the deep American southwest, and has lived in several locations across it, I can 100% confirm this music literally just softly carries on the wind at all times, but also like 15-20% of the southwest looks like this. A lot of it is actually mountainous forest/forest alpine, along with kinda rocky, mountainous tan wasteland desert with valleys. The whole massive ‘monument valley’ rock spires and beautifully carved slot canyon and Grand Canyon environment is almost exclusively located to northeastern arizona, north western New Mexico, and northern Arizona along border territory of Utah
I also grew up in the American Southwest. I spent the first ten years of my adulthood traveling old desert trails and mountain roads. And you're right, the traditional "desert" landscapes that most people think of make up maybe 20% of the total landscape. The forests are usually made up of Ponderosa pine and juniper trees, or Joshua trees in Nevada and California. There's even the occasional wetland near large desert springs. The desert is a very diverse biome and a lot of people don't know it.
@@AverageJoExplorations my entire family has lived in the southwest for 4+ generations, but it might surprise many just how many diverse places they have all lived even in one region. From Las Vegas, to Flagstaff, Globe, and Tucson… and more. I adore the southwest, and I can’t imagine living elsewhere. What’s more, actually being *from* this region, having roots and growing up here is a rarity and truly a blessing. Be sure to count it.
@@lukeporras1288 My family moved to Utah when I was 8. I've moved away and back a half dozen times and finally decided "Why move away?" And it truly is different in all directions (we're actually north of the REAL desert expanses, more Rockies...but still big desert areas)
@@AverageJoExplorations I'm from the PNW, but was stationed in the Mojave during my service. A lot of my comrades hated the desert, but I really loved it. It was so different from what I grew up in, and like you said, the desert has a very diverse biome. It really came alive at night, and there was so much more life all over that place than people realize. I will never forget the sunsets, either. I am back in the PNW now and don't see myself leaving, but I have found memories of my desert days.
Greetings from the Rocky Mountains here in Colorado, I can confirm that as soon as Westerners wake up or leave their house this exact music starts playing in the background
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This is the music that flowed in my head when travelling through national parks in Arizona. Greetings from Japan. Every moment was a pure magic: vast and awe-inspiring landscape, serene stillness in the sunset desert. I hope I can visit there again.
I love this sound music . I'm from Argentina and remember me the far west Argentina (La Pampa, San Luis, Mendoza and north of Rio Negro) these places are similar in latitudes and koppen climate than the west of USA. Greetings from Chivilcoy Argentina.
I lived with my grandparents for a while in the desert. Learned to swim in lake Meade. Met a rattle snake in the rocks behind the trailer. That was good times. The video snd music sure makes memories. God bless America
I'm from eastern Washington rather than the desert, but it's still the West, and we sometimes hear this music as lonely freight trains and farm trucks make their way across the prairie. Usually in October, when the weather is turning colder and the dry, brown grasses dance and the dust swirls as the trains and trucks go by.
I swear every time I visit the Southwest this type of music just starts to play gently through the wind, every time you look into the vastness of the wilderness out there it's just pure magic. God Bless America
This music and desert reminds me of gunfights, cemeteries, and abandoned mining towns. I love the desert. There is something that i like about it.. it could be the solitude or the ambiance or just both... or maybe the mysterious beauty with it.
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This is perfect for waking up and watching the sunrise. It's a fairly common sight, but the beauty of it as the landscape comes to life with its warmth never gets old.
Very true. But I think my favorite times in the SW desert is after 2AM, if you're traveling by highway, and that time, well after sunset, where there's still, impossibly, some light in the western sky. Colors I don't know the names of stretching up to the universe-colored sky, just bright enough to silhouette the cacti, boulders and an occasional billboard for a long-shuttered "Old John's Reptile Attraction, Gas and Bar 33 Mi." or Burma Shave sign somehow unliberated from its desert home. And speaking of desert feels, there's always: And the sun hit the derrick, cast a batwing shadow Up against the car door on the shotgun side And when they pulled her from the wreck You know she still had on her shades They say that dreams are growing wild Just this side Of Burma Shave
This music is so relaxing and empowering that it brings you back even after the usually annoying ads, now blissfully ignored. Now that's the real power of real beauty! Thank you!!
As someone from the far northern midwest, seeing the southwest for the first time this summer was absolutely breathtaking. The heat, the sand, the (to me at least) exotic landscapes, it was all just so amazing. I'd love to live out there some day, nothing even comes close to the majesty of a clear blue sky over a hilly, cactus-dotted desert. Much love to the southwest, praying I get to see you again soon!
Same, took a trip with my dad this year from the upper north west all the way down to east Texas. New Mexico was easily my favorite part of the trip. Even though south NM is boring as hell the north easily made up for that.
I'm reading a fantasy western novel and this is a perfect accompaniment to that. I use it to add to the feel of the read and to mask distractions. The banjo can be a little difficult to read to, but it's not very often and most of the guitar pieces are PERFECTION.
Coming from the east on I-40 from TX, as soon as you start seeing the mesas and the tops of the mountains on the horizon in NM, this type of music starts in your head, getting gently louder as you cruise the next two thousand miles or so all the way to the Pacific. Not only that. I will never forget the joy I felt after crossing to the west of the Mississippi river, seeing the Gateway Arch, marking the official entrance to the west, after I had left the east; this music was in my head all the way till Cali.
@@audioexpanse Hanging Judge by Elmer Kelton. My first-ever Western novel, actually, and I got a used one from my local book shop :^) I'll try to check out Lonesome Dove sometime too!
Lived in the desert my whole life and I can honestly say of all the places I've visited, the desert has the absolute most gorgeous landscape and scenic views ever. The winding desert roads with deep canyons spotted with saguaro and prickly pear cactus. Clear blue skies. The sounds of the shifting sands with the wind. For me this is true America
What an awesome description. I'm from EU, never set foot in another continent, and always wondered if I'd love desert, like I love Fallout/Wasteland series (for the same reason I love classic and neo westerns). I don't know what it is with that. Desolace? Vast spaces? Stuff you decribed? I cannot understand why I like it. Feels kinda weird, but I love it anyway.
I am from Colorado, when I traveled to the Great Sand Dunes, this was the music I heard as the sand was blown around by the wind. It was almost magical. This song takes me back to then, I was just a child then and this song brings me back to that time when I didn’t have to worry, just carefree joy. Thank you for this masterpiece.
Not an Arizonian specifically, but you'll love it. I always look forward to any time I pass through. It's such a beautiful and novel place. (Btw see if you can squeeze a visit to Meteor Crater near Flagstaff while you're at it. A little under an hour outside of downtown Flagstaff, it's one of the most distinct and iconic meteor craters on the planet. It is paid entry though, so plan accordingly)
I am moving to Mesa , Arizona December 2021 and join the Cherokee Nation for my Great Grandmother Smith was 100 % Cherokee. She walked the Trail of Tears and married a German man. My Grandmother Claire lived to be 100 years young.
Sitting outside my machinery shed on my my cattle station in the middle of Australia's outback by myself which is unusual. Usually my kids and dogs are with me but I didn't finish work till late. So it's me and my fire pit and 135,000 acre's of Australia's outback big country and the clearest night sky and so many stars I don't even a smart person unlike me could count. I get internet reception only for a few hours at night time and during the day. So listening to this is a treat. We are isolated to say the least. Our nearest neighbour is a helicopter flight 2.5 hours away. We shop for food and it gets either trucked in if its not needed in a hurry or it gets flown in. Truly is gods country .
Stunning beauty. Makes me ponder our short time on this beautiful planet. Every person born on this planet has won the lottery of all lotteries. Love each day. Open your eyes to see beauty. Love and Peace.
Not much into Westerns (my dad is) but I enjoy instrumentals such as this, or classic country. The photos are breathtaking. Thank You. I may show my dad this.
As someone who grew up in Tempe, Arizona, i can confirm this is music plays during the apocalypse, as sheriffs and cowboys (sry for the stereotype, its to seem dramatic) look at what's left of the desert from the top of a mountain. Happens every other day, so for anyone who's new to Arizona, to watch it happen, go to the top of a mountain. It's much more cenimatic from up there.
I'm listening to this while reading the manga Steel Ball Run, it's about cowboys and jockeys fighting in a conspiracy, this video really gives it awesome vibes !
Once I get caught up to SBR in the manga I'm gonna have to remember to play this playlist! Watched the anime all the way up through Vento Aureo and started the manga at the beginning.
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i live in az and can confirm this is the music that plays as soon as you cross the state border
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Those wavey parts in this type of music has always been something I love
I live in Tucson. I know what you mean.
From Utah here can confirm also happens here when you come down from the mountains to the desert
@@titrationscaresme2886 Utahn too. Can confirm the sunny feelings
As a man from north dakota i can confirm this plays every time i stare off dramatically at a sunset over a vast field
As a person, I can confirm. This is music
One more post to state "this is the music that plays as soon as you cross the border"
As a texan, i can confirm that this is what you hear when a stampede of cattle come running by, followed by three cowboys on horses
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@@audioexpanse lmao
I second that statement as a fellow texan. Also starts from nowhere when you stare at a Long Horn for way to long.
yep
Yep. Seen it mah own self. Three cowboys galloping along, Tom Selleck and then the two manly ones.
I hear this music every day where I live out in the desert. I still have no idea where the music is coming from?
The environment
Thuh bards ien thuh skah. Thiem there canyin's under thiem rollin' clouds. Thuh desert sayands trosslin' under ya boots. Ayand a Ford F-150.
(My best impression of a written kuntree accent)
@@okamiexe1501
Well now pardner, y'all make mighty fine country folk! I reckon I'm actually in the west coast desert region though. We have more hipsters with hybrid cars than traditional westerners with trucks in this desert nowadays.
@@travismalmquist9678 lmao
I hear it's actually being played by a travelling storyteller named Randy Random.
Finally.. something thats ACTUALLY got a western desert feel. Got sick of the stoner rock and shitty country. (which are fine in their own regards, but not what I wanted.)
Thanks alot for this, and 2 hours of it! Pleasant treasure.
Waaaayyyyy too much shitty country. Some good stuff out there as well but holy hell, country just isn't country. In general that is.
that's only the first track
@@nickminazhetdinov8410 Thats what I was thinking tbh.
Hate to bust your bubble but This is stoner music too
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0:00 Headlund - Return to No Man's Land
2:46 Headlund - When a Bird Flaps Its Wings
5:00 Headlund - Hours Away
7:31 Walt Adams - West London Sweetheart
9:27 Alec Slayne - Indulgence
12:18 Headlund - The Great Plains
14:24 Headlund - Hero In The Rain
16:21 Headlund - Nightshape
18:44 Headlund - Opposite Sides
21:13 Headlund - Sweet Temptation
23:55 Headlund - Dahlia
26:13 The Tap Room - Bad Behaviour
27:54 The Tap Room - Before the Sundown
30:03 Alec Slayne - Desert Dew
31:46 Headlund - Heart's Reprise
34:22 Headlund - To Wonderland
36:51 Headlund - After the Tempest
After this the playlist just repeats I think
Thank you so much for posting this.
Legend
Thank ya partner, preciate it.
Cool
DO you know where we can write to Headlund, or who is the artist behind. Apprently it is from "epidemic studios" but i don't know if it's an artistic collective or a "real" music studio ... Could someone lighten me ? Thanks anyaway for posting this very very immersive music.
Finaly proper „western“ music .. this is what i expect to hear
Me too
Me too.....
Yea... what genre
Right?! I’ve been looking for this kinda stuff for forever!!!
I've been looking to it but it's always too much epic or action music, this one is calm and chill
As someone who grew up in the American Southwest, the deep American southwest, and has lived in several locations across it, I can 100% confirm this music literally just softly carries on the wind at all times, but also like 15-20% of the southwest looks like this. A lot of it is actually mountainous forest/forest alpine, along with kinda rocky, mountainous tan wasteland desert with valleys. The whole massive ‘monument valley’ rock spires and beautifully carved slot canyon and Grand Canyon environment is almost exclusively located to northeastern arizona, north western New Mexico, and northern Arizona along border territory of Utah
I also grew up in the American Southwest. I spent the first ten years of my adulthood traveling old desert trails and mountain roads. And you're right, the traditional "desert" landscapes that most people think of make up maybe 20% of the total landscape. The forests are usually made up of Ponderosa pine and juniper trees, or Joshua trees in Nevada and California. There's even the occasional wetland near large desert springs. The desert is a very diverse biome and a lot of people don't know it.
@@AverageJoExplorations my entire family has lived in the southwest for 4+ generations, but it might surprise many just how many diverse places they have all lived even in one region. From Las Vegas, to Flagstaff, Globe, and Tucson… and more. I adore the southwest, and I can’t imagine living elsewhere. What’s more, actually being *from* this region, having roots and growing up here is a rarity and truly a blessing. Be sure to count it.
@@lukeporras1288 My family moved to Utah when I was 8. I've moved away and back a half dozen times and finally decided "Why move away?" And it truly is different in all directions (we're actually north of the REAL desert expanses, more Rockies...but still big desert areas)
@@AverageJoExplorations I'm from the PNW, but was stationed in the Mojave during my service. A lot of my comrades hated the desert, but I really loved it. It was so different from what I grew up in, and like you said, the desert has a very diverse biome. It really came alive at night, and there was so much more life all over that place than people realize. I will never forget the sunsets, either. I am back in the PNW now and don't see myself leaving, but I have found memories of my desert days.
@@matthewbarber4505 PNW over the american southwest all day but nothing beats a trip down south
An Arizonan stepping out on the front porch every morning hears this music
As an Arizonan, I can confirm
*Spits out chewing tobacco and adjusts my cowboy hat*
From Idaho and can confirm this is what it sounds like heading down I-84 East.
i'm a city folk from new york city. i listen to this for a mental getaway from the loud crowd life :)
Greetings from the Rocky Mountains here in Colorado, I can confirm that as soon as Westerners wake up or leave their house this exact music starts playing in the background
This plays as they get their daily mission in the top right lol
I envy you for the beautiful place you call home .
You're not alone, Joey. I'm just another Coloradan who enjoys it.
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Way cool! Thanx for the upload.
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This town ain't big enough for the both of us
“And it ain’t me that’s going to leave”
Ron Mael 1974
As someone who is in rural new Mexico I can confirm this is what we hear from waking up at 6:30 to going to sleep at 11:23
This was perfect for relaxing while playing Red Dead Redemption. Feels nice
Damn I miss Arizona.. take me back
This is the music that flowed in my head when travelling through national parks in Arizona. Greetings from Japan. Every moment was a pure magic: vast and awe-inspiring landscape, serene stillness in the sunset desert. I hope I can visit there again.
Glad you enjoy it! Thanks for listening!
Hope you liked Arizona
I love this sound music . I'm from Argentina and remember me the far west Argentina (La Pampa, San Luis, Mendoza and north of Rio Negro) these places are similar in latitudes and koppen climate than the west of USA.
Greetings from Chivilcoy Argentina.
I lived with my grandparents for a while in the desert. Learned to swim in lake Meade. Met a rattle snake in the rocks behind the trailer. That was good times. The video snd music sure makes memories.
God bless America
i've added this to my "driving across the desert" playlist. this Coloradan thanks you. ❤
I'm from eastern Washington rather than the desert, but it's still the West, and we sometimes hear this music as lonely freight trains and farm trucks make their way across the prairie. Usually in October, when the weather is turning colder and the dry, brown grasses dance and the dust swirls as the trains and trucks go by.
Western WA here!! I frequently visit eastern too. Love my home
Same here in up in Alberta.
Enjoying from India even i have nothing to with old west. Music like this unite us somewhere for something and sometimes. 🇮🇳🎵🇺🇸
Love it!
This is perfect. Please make longer ones
As an Arizonan, this is the music I hear every day when I wake up
This was shared in a discord server l am in, and this is so soothing and tranquil... I took an unplanned nap. 😊
I ve nothing related with US and wild western culture but i feel the spirit of this music. Its relaxing. Thanks.
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I swear every time I visit the Southwest this type of music just starts to play gently through the wind, every time you look into the vastness of the wilderness out there it's just pure magic. God Bless America
Best music I have heard that hits the nail on the head as far as western music goes. Helps ease the mind
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@@audioexpanse Would I be able to use this in a stop motion video?
If America was a music this would be it.
As a man from Oregon that lives up in the woods on a mountain, I can confirm this is the tune you hear when you step outside
I live in Oregon, too. The samething goes when you live in the Pacific Northwest. Hahaha
I wanna live with y’all.i live in Dallas and all I hear is Mexican oompah music!
God bless America 🇺🇸!
As a Texas native, it's so heartwarming to hear songs with a southwestern twang! ❤
idk if i am the only one that feels like that, but the vibe that texas/american desert songs give are just fenomenal, thanks!
You’re not the only one!!!
I feel bad for the natives that got killed brutally so Americans do gay stuff on their land
_"You sent him to do your dirty work! Then you shot him like a dog!"_
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The integration of the electric guitar was done splendidly. When modern instruments' timbres feel timeless, it can be said that the piece is artful
I love the American west and desert. Its the frontier!
From AZ to NM this is what plays all the way through both states
As someone in the four corners, i can confirm this music plays in any dry and flat area
This music and desert reminds me of gunfights, cemeteries, and abandoned mining towns. I love the desert. There is something that i like about it.. it could be the solitude or the ambiance or just both... or maybe the mysterious beauty with it.
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Nice ambient jam session! It must have been real pleasant to make this sound track. 😊
Red dead redemption 2 chilling at the first camp with the boiz vibes ...
This is perfect for waking up and watching the sunrise. It's a fairly common sight, but the beauty of it as the landscape comes to life with its warmth never gets old.
Very true. But I think my favorite times in the SW desert is after 2AM, if you're traveling by highway, and that time, well after sunset, where there's still, impossibly, some light in the western sky. Colors I don't know the names of stretching up to the universe-colored sky, just bright enough to silhouette the cacti, boulders and an occasional billboard for a long-shuttered "Old John's Reptile Attraction, Gas and Bar 33 Mi." or Burma Shave sign somehow unliberated from its desert home.
And speaking of desert feels, there's always:
And the sun hit the derrick,
cast a batwing shadow
Up against the car door on the shotgun side
And when they pulled her from the wreck
You know she still had on her shades
They say that dreams are growing wild
Just this side
Of Burma Shave
This music is so relaxing and empowering that it brings you back even after the usually annoying ads, now blissfully ignored. Now that's the real power of real beauty! Thank you!!
This makes me want to watch Longmire!
As someone from the far northern midwest, seeing the southwest for the first time this summer was absolutely breathtaking. The heat, the sand, the (to me at least) exotic landscapes, it was all just so amazing. I'd love to live out there some day, nothing even comes close to the majesty of a clear blue sky over a hilly, cactus-dotted desert. Much love to the southwest, praying I get to see you again soon!
I hear you, went to Joshua Tree in May 2019 (from OH). I'm hoping to visit again in 2023 (fingers crossed).
I wish I could jump between this and my home country Switzerland. I love the huge contrast.
It's beautiful, just mind the Skinwalkers who roam there
@@bigfootwithinternetconnect2330 out in these parts, skinwalkers might as well be your nearest neighbors
Same, took a trip with my dad this year from the upper north west all the way down to east Texas. New Mexico was easily my favorite part of the trip. Even though south NM is boring as hell the north easily made up for that.
This is the best ambiance music I have ever seen
Thank you!
I live in Texas but originally from Mesa, AZ. This music is exactly what I was looking for
As someone who lives in California, I can confirm that this plays whenever it’s warmer than 75° outside.
I'm reading a fantasy western novel and this is a perfect accompaniment to that. I use it to add to the feel of the read and to mask distractions. The banjo can be a little difficult to read to, but it's not very often and most of the guitar pieces are PERFECTION.
what are you reading? if u don’t mind me askin
Yes pls what you readin? Tag me!
me too! whatcha reading?
Deadlands: Deathwalkers by Jonathan Mayberry
@@Aged_in_Oak thanks mate
Coming from the east on I-40 from TX, as soon as you start seeing the mesas and the tops of the mountains on the horizon in NM, this type of music starts in your head, getting gently louder as you cruise the next two thousand miles or so all the way to the Pacific.
Not only that. I will never forget the joy I felt after crossing to the west of the Mississippi river, seeing the Gateway Arch, marking the official entrance to the west, after I had left the east; this music was in my head all the way till Cali.
Such a great comment! The American west has a feel that’s indescribable. It just draws you in.
I’ve been saved by God and now just enjoin his artwork ❤
This is the best ambient video i've ever listened to, never take it down
Perfect for the western novel I started reading, thank you for this ❤
What novel??? I’m halfway through lonesome dove myself and am loving it so far
@@audioexpanse Hanging Judge by Elmer Kelton. My first-ever Western novel, actually, and I got a used one from my local book shop :^) I'll try to check out Lonesome Dove sometime too!
What an amazing place, to visit.
As a Browncoat from way back, I can confirm that this is the correct and shiniest soundtrack, even though there are neither cows nor sound in space. ❤
Just sitin out here on the porch, havin a bud, lookin out the landscape, chillin... yep... life is good.
I come from Nevada, and this defintely captures the western feel.
I wish to live there❤ I feel really peaceful of this music.
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Beautiful music and great scenery.
Lived in the desert my whole life and I can honestly say of all the places I've visited, the desert has the absolute most gorgeous landscape and scenic views ever. The winding desert roads with deep canyons spotted with saguaro and prickly pear cactus. Clear blue skies. The sounds of the shifting sands with the wind. For me this is true America
What an awesome description. I'm from EU, never set foot in another continent, and always wondered if I'd love desert, like I love Fallout/Wasteland series (for the same reason I love classic and neo westerns). I don't know what it is with that. Desolace? Vast spaces? Stuff you decribed? I cannot understand why I like it. Feels kinda weird, but I love it anyway.
I loved Tucson AZ. ALL the things I saw. was great my kids not much I'm from TEXAS AND ALSO LIVED IN BUFFALO N.Y IN THE 70.S LOVEDIT AS WELL LATER
Thank God for America 🇺🇸
Amen!!! 🇺🇸
You mean for killing the Natives and taking their land
As a stoner i can say this music is good with a bowl
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I am from Colorado, when I traveled to the Great Sand Dunes, this was the music I heard as the sand was blown around by the wind. It was almost magical. This song takes me back to then, I was just a child then and this song brings me back to that time when I didn’t have to worry, just carefree joy. Thank you for this masterpiece.
thank YOU for this awesome comment! Appreciate you sharing your thoughts. I’m so glad you were able to “transport” yourself to that time and place
Howdy from the Mile High City in Colorado. Thanks for that nice music. Brings me back to the Rockies again!
Awsome music! Отличная музыка!
Visiting AZ in May for the first time. Phoenix, Sedona, Flagstaff and Prescott. Looking forward to this type of scenery.
I’m jealous! You’re going to love it. Have a safe trip and enjoy!
Not an Arizonian specifically, but you'll love it. I always look forward to any time I pass through. It's such a beautiful and novel place.
(Btw see if you can squeeze a visit to Meteor Crater near Flagstaff while you're at it. A little under an hour outside of downtown Flagstaff, it's one of the most distinct and iconic meteor craters on the planet. It is paid entry though, so plan accordingly)
This is exactly what I needed for my father's 60th western birthday. Thank you so much!
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Happy birthday to your dad!
This is so beautiful the desert scenery and the western themed music it's so perfect
I am moving to Mesa , Arizona December 2021 and join the Cherokee Nation for my Great Grandmother Smith was 100 % Cherokee. She walked the Trail of Tears and married a German man. My Grandmother Claire lived to be 100 years young.
Sitting outside my machinery shed on my my cattle station in the middle of Australia's outback by myself which is unusual. Usually my kids and dogs are with me but I didn't finish work till late. So it's me and my fire pit and 135,000 acre's of Australia's outback big country and the clearest night sky and so many stars I don't even a smart person unlike me could count. I get internet reception only for a few hours at night time and during the day. So listening to this is a treat. We are isolated to say the least. Our nearest neighbour is a helicopter flight 2.5 hours away. We shop for food and it gets either trucked in if its not needed in a hurry or it gets flown in. Truly is gods country .
That is absolutely incredible. Please make some videos and post! Would love to see your daily routine and the outback scenery
Dude… please share your Yowie stories, I know you got some!
You are blessed sir.greetings from a rude and overcrowded Dallas Texas.🇺🇸☮️
Gotta download this to your phone so you can listen without internet
I live in Canada and this is good enough to provide me w heat even if it’s snowing outside 😂
Stunning beauty. Makes me ponder our short time on this beautiful planet. Every person born on this planet has won the lottery of all lotteries. Love each day. Open your eyes to see beauty. Love and Peace.
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That's exactly how I feel. ❤️ Exactly.
Not much into Westerns (my dad is) but I enjoy instrumentals such as this, or classic country. The photos are breathtaking. Thank You. I may show my dad this.
I live in Montana, near the Bitterroot mountains, and this is the kind of music that I play in my head everyday!
Damn this is amazing just like the WILD WEST!🇺🇸🤠
live n a part of wyoming like this. I love it!!!!!!!!!!!
I miss my New Mexico
Perfect music for reading James Patterson’s Texas Ranger. Thanks 🙏
26:13 The Tap Room - Bad Behaviour
Makes me wanna go hunt for skinwalkers in AZ...
I can't even describe how much I love this.
I just found it today, and I can guarantee you I'll be playing it many, many times.
Thank you so much for the kind words. So glad you enjoy it!!
Ah yes the days when I was riding as a cowboy in good ol’ Arizona!
Love these tracks so much! Perfect to listen to while writing a western-themed novel!
Texas ain’t the wild west
@@cadecampos2489 Arizona?
@@cadecampos2489 it is the wild west. Or at least the western part is!
@@kneD-e yes but West Texas is also part of the wild west!
This is exactly what I hear whenever I see a tumbleweed skip over a central Arizona road
excellent timbres, loving from Turkey
I keep coming back to this when I get a chance to relax.
Howdy - Remember its not a new day until the head hits the hay :)
But when I do lay down - its great. Great tunes.
I'm writing a western screenplay on mountain men of the 1840s. Great music to write to!!!! ❤
That is awesome!!! I would absolutely love to read/watch that. Good luck with the screenplay!
@@audioexpanse thanks! And thanks for the inspiration. 💙💙💙
As someone who grew up in Tempe, Arizona, i can confirm this is music plays during the apocalypse, as sheriffs and cowboys (sry for the stereotype, its to seem dramatic) look at what's left of the desert from the top of a mountain. Happens every other day, so for anyone who's new to Arizona, to watch it happen, go to the top of a mountain. It's much more cenimatic from up there.
When I am wearing my mountain man attire I hear this music and gaze longingly towards the sunset
I'm listening to this while reading the manga Steel Ball Run, it's about cowboys and jockeys fighting in a conspiracy, this video really gives it awesome vibes !
Once I get caught up to SBR in the manga I'm gonna have to remember to play this playlist! Watched the anime all the way up through Vento Aureo and started the manga at the beginning.
I'm currently running a D&D campaign loosely based on Steel Ball Run, lifting the concept of a cross-country race and mysterious relics with power.
Jojo's bizarre adventure is great and all but Steel Ball Run is by far the best part lol
same
Duuuude I just binge read SBR a few days ago and totally forgot about this ಥ╭╮ಥ
That's exactly how it has to sound.
That's how the homeland sounds.
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I get out of bed, throw on my jeans, boots, and hat and walk out onto my porch to gaze out at the Montana Mission Mountains and hear this in my head.
Yep, heard this exactly when lived in SW. Live in Appalachian mtns now, and it has more of a misty mtn flair.
"This towns too big so we'll both have to share it"
I love western ambient music especially when there is senery in the backround.