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Thread: Spinning Today - What Are You Listening To Right Now? (Part 3)

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    Another car boot purchase.

    I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony View Post
    I've done a bit of research (Wikipedia!) and apparently Cream released four studio albums.

    This being their debut:



    Followed by Disraeli Gears, Wheels of Fire (which as you say was a double), and finally Goodbye (which was part studio and part live).

    And as for Blind Faith, it seems there was just the one studio album, but alternative sleeves might make it look like there were others.
    OK, I hadn't realised 'Goodbye' was a stand-alone album. From the title it sounds as if might have been made to satisfy contractual obligations. I will have to track down a copy.

    (As an aside, I have long tried to find out the lens fitted to the camera Clapton is wearing on the cover of 'Fresh Cream'. As a Leica enthusiast, it's been driving me crazy!)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Us-&-Them View Post
    OK, thanks for that; I think it's a bit too cream crackered to be worth trying to sell. I get the feeling from Barry's comment that it probably wouldn't be worth the bother anyway but, I'll reserve judgement until I give it a listen for myself; after all, it's my opinion that matters when it comes to it.
    I might have been too harsh. They are not bad, but not especially good either. From the scores of US bands around at the time, there were many far better bands: Blood Sweat and Tears; Moby Grape; Nirvana; Peanut Butter Conspiracy; Jefferson Airplane, etc.

    I hope you can clean up the record and play it. If I had seen a copy in a boot sale, I could well have bought it 'on spec' if it going cheap.
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    Fragile State - The Facts And The Dreams (2002)



    Lovely downtempo instrumental album, with Neil Cowley (one half of Zero 7)
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    STEVE HILLAGE - LIVE AT THE BATACLAN IN 1979. THIS IS A REALLY GREAT LIVE SET BY STEVE !!! THIS IS ANOTHER ALBUM I'VE BEEN WAITING TO ARRIVE AT MY DOORSTEP AND IT'S ARRIVED TODAY!!! I'VE HAD TO POSTPONE MY LISTENING OF THE SEEDS ALB BECAUSE, WELL, I'M A BIG STEVE HILLAGE FAN (HIS EARLIER SPACE ROCK/PSYCHEDELIC ERA ANYWAY).
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