Vein Melter
Vein Melter a song by Herbie Hancock on Foxsoundi
About Vein Melter
Vein melter is a short story told in musical form by a genius. It is an insight into heroin abuse. It starts with the addict's heartbeat and a short, chirpy refrain which probably represents the addict's satisfaction at scoring. Then comes a clash - that is the hit. His heartbeat becomes louder and more pronounced now and we witness the effect the drug has on the user. The high is expressed by some of the most beautiful, exquisite jazz you will ever hear. .
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About this song
- Credited to
- Herbie Hancock
- Album
- Head Hunters · Track 4 of 4
- Released
- October 26, 1973
- Duration
- 9:09
- On Last.fm
- 163,151 listeners on Last.fm
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