If you want to hear the exact moment jazz fused with the future, Sextant is it. This was the final outing for Herbie’s Mwandishi band, and it is a masterpiece of cosmic, avant-garde funk. Recorded just before he pivoted to the more "earthy" Head Hunters , this album is deep, dense, and dripping with early ARP synthesizer textures and Moog wizardry.
For the audiophiles and archivists, this is a clean, lossless rip. Format: FLAC (Level 8) Source: EAC (Exact Audio Copy) – Secure Mode Includes: Log, Cue, and High-Res Scans Tracklist: Rain Dance (9:16) Hidden Shadows (10:11) Hornets (19:35) Herbie Hancock - Sextant (1973) [EAC-FLAC]
It balances the technical specs with the legendary status of the music. [Shared] Herbie Hancock - Sextant (1973) [EAC-FLAC] If you want to hear the exact moment
From the twitchy, rhythmic complexity of "Rain Dance" to the sprawling, space-age groove of "Hidden Shadows," this isn't just an album—it’s an environment. For the audiophiles and archivists, this is a
Sextant often gets overshadowed by Head Hunters , but for my money, this is Herbie at his most experimental and fearless. It sounds as ahead of its time today as it did in '73. Enjoy the trip.