Man-Child男士护肤套装 - 保湿控油抗衰老三合一，适合日常护肤、健身房后修复及旅行便携使用

I love this album!! Lots of commentary in the reviews about where it falls compared to Herbie's other mid-'70s albums with the Head Hunters band. Don't worry about that. Just get this album and get your funk on!If a comparison is necessary, it's probably not as strong a group effort as "Thrust", but the funk grooves run very thick on "Man-Child," and Herbie seems to have a little more solo space here than on "Thrust," including some very nice acoustic piano to funk with your mind a bit. Both albums are definitely heavier and more funkified than "Head Hunters", as classic as that album is.This particular European release of the album claims to be a remaster on the front, with the distinctive orange cover border from Sony's early '90s round of remasters, but there aren't any details given in the booklet about where or when it was remastered, so we'll just have to take Sony at their word, I guess. Sounds fine to me, but I haven't heard other CD issues of the album to compare with. About the booklet: the essay is not very informative and has hilariously bad spelling and punctuation. Obviously not aimed at an English-speaking crowd, and I have to think this would have been fixed had the remaster been released in the USA. Speaking of which, why isn't this album included with "Head Hunters" and "Thrust" in Sony's most recent round of jazz remasters? It deserves to be.