Herbie Hancock: The Prisoner Vinyl LP speakers serves as a bridge between

serves as a bridge between the lo-fi darkness of Roman Candle and Elliott Smith and the studio sheen of XO and Figure 8

Rusko puts the focus on other styles of bass music

all-frequency type of way

reviewed by the mgmnt 09/2008

Herbie Hancock: The Prisoner Vinyl LP speakers serves as a bridge betweenRock solid Blue Note album from 1969. Herbie's style here can be best described as post bop soul jazz. No sample spotting here, this is just a great listening album with standout work by Hancock and crew. Check the sublime "I Have A Dream," the title track, "Firewater," and "He Who Lives In Fear." And we can't mention this album without talking about the incredible cover art. Herbie is pictured in a sci fi esque cage constructed of type and urban