Most studio sessions wrap in three or four minutes. These forget to - the cameras keep rolling long after the format usually calls time.
Carlos Vives: Tiny Desk Concert
NPR Music
half an hour at a desk built for four minutes
ALSO IN Same desk, forty years apart
SEVENTEEN: Tiny Desk Concert
NPR Music
thirteen members, one desk, twenty-eight minutes and counting
ALSO IN The desk doesn't grow
Sean Shibe: Tiny Desk Concert
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one guitarist stretches the desk past twenty minutes alone
FLO: Tiny Desk Concert
NPR Music
a girl group set that outlasts most tv specials
Emily King: Tiny Desk Concert
NPR Music
the format usually clocks fifteen minutes, she takes twenty-two
Pulp: Tiny Desk Concert
NPR Music
a reunion condensed into one unhurried office set anyway
ALSO IN Same desk, forty years apart
Militarie Gun: Tiny Desk Concert
NPR Music
a hardcore band refuses to speed through the desk
ALSO IN The first session
Tyshawn Sorey’s powerful sounds of silence | Amplify with Lara Downes
NPR Music
fourteen minutes on silence itself, no shortcuts taken
Queens of the Stone Age - Someone's In The Wolf (Live on KEXP)
KEXP
a radio session outlasts most bands' entire sets
ALSO IN The loudest thing in the room
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Carole King sings Carole King
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