Herbie Hancock - Crossings LP LP's The Last Kings Of Thule

The Last Kings Of Thule (Part 1)

rubber band and metal hardware – while Spiegel carried out an arrhythmic bass pulse throughout

"Anything put out up till now is like pulling a figure out of the air – Enemy installations shattered – Personnel decimated – Board Books taken – Electric waves of resistance sweeping through mind screens of the earth – The message of Total Resistance on short wave of the world"

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Herbie Hancock - Crossings LP LP's The Last Kings Of ThuleLabel: Antarctica Starts Here Crossings was the second release by the Herbie Hancock Sextet lineup known as the Mwandishi Band, following 1971's Mwandishi which stretched Hancock's already adventurous writing and expanded the music through post production. This approach would play an even larger role on Crossings, the pianist's final album for Warner Bros. For two of Crossings' three pieces ("Quasar" and "Water Torture"), Hancock took basic